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Comment #9536111
It's been a few years since I last read it but Menger's take was the first I've ever read that just makes sense : https://mises.org/sites/default/files/On%20the%20Origins%20o... (1…
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Comment #8627566
Not a dumb question at all. I left my Tufte books at the office, so I can't check, but I thought he cited sources throughout. Either way, between Cleveland, Robins, Few, and Ware t…
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Comment #7026492
For someone with a programming background, this is one of the best introductions I've seen: http://medianetwork.oracle.com/video/player/2623621262001
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Comment #6817122
Thanks for joining the discussion. Just want to say I'm working through the the videos for your coursera course ( https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun ) and, in addition to bein…
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Comment #6769667
Seems like they would alienate enterprise clients but free certainly sounds appealing for small shops.
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Comment #6750816
Definitely, thank you for the offer. I'm running through the install now but will send you an email once I've run a couple tests. I see your contact info is listed on your home pag…
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Comment #6746278
The Relite mention at the end looks very worthwhile. We were just about to begin a large rewrite of analysis code from R to CUDA; Relite has the potential to save the effort of rew…
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Comment #6737403
This seems like a great bundle of courses. The big data topics caught my attention but I'm actually looking forward to exploratory data analysis. Especially with the Tukey mention:…
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Comment #6611184
Sounds like a market opportunity. Aside from simple accounting (tracking revenue and expenses), what's the range of startup needs that are covered by Excel? If these needs aren't m…
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Comment #6600610
I wouldn't mind taking a closer look at that. They do have a data API to store individual key value pairs http://snapsvg.io/docs/#Element.data Definitely different than what I'm us…