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old_bayes

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    Comment #47872530

    Ayyy I used DTW to track bots on a certain social media site. They tend to act in herds so DTW helps smooth out delayed, repeat actions.

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    Comment #47159831

    When you read a paragraph you have to read all the sentences in that paragraph.

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    Comment #46568248

    So how did they get the Greenland shark eyeballs to dissect for the research paper?

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    Comment #46234382

    How can we add AI to this perfectly functional product?

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    Comment #45878116

    I also enjoyed this, great work!

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    Comment #45575856

    "A spokesperson for Comcast responded, 'Currently our network is not experiencing impacts and we are able to handle the traffic.'" In other words, attacks coming from our own IP's …

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    Comment #45192466

    It may sound obvious to folks who already use a debugger, but in my experience a decent chunk of people don't use them because they just don't know about them. Spread the good word…

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    Comment #45098401

    well thats embarrsing

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    Comment #44240919

    I love the detailed security features. Exactly what I want in my OS.

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    Comment #43390140

    As of 12 months ago, sure, but before that Redis was open source for 15 years.

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    Comment #40852737

    oh god I've never hated a game so quickly

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    Comment #40797612

    Jesus, you manage stress by doing chores?

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    Comment #39623615

    oh shit that is a good idea

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    Comment #39263366

    Right, but what I think they're trying to do is to confirm that the larger, more comprehensive study also applies to Dartmouth. But the fact that they didn't also run the test agai…

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    Comment #39263266

    I believe they do look at other things (EDIT: or at least the study this paper was based on did): "Using detailed admissions data from IvyPlus institutions, Chetty, Deming, and Fri…

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    Comment #39237429

    Fraction of the cost, way more interpretable. Still, I suppose we gotta keep an eye on this kind of work in case there's a tipping point.

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    Comment #38572385

    I agree, one of Spotify's big early successes was embracing a Freemium model before other apps did. Really helped establish a userbase.