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Comment #9224947
Being windows-only based, this sounds about as useful as an asshole on an elbow. .. I mean I only know one statistician using windows myself... not l33t dudes
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Comment #9076780
Yep, any varient of jetbrains with their awesome sql +++ support beats this and most others hands down. Especially if you're someone who'd actually use this for real work. Like a s…
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Comment #8912820
Maybe they should have said "our mathematical models need X coverage of population to reliably". At least people could have a slightly more informed sense of outrage then.
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Comment #8407994
This is fucking awesome woooh! (Not sarcasm, I guess I'll find out next week what getting crfsuite setup and adding training data is like. I hope not traumatizing but either way I …
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Comment #8281375
I don't think the kind of people who would be interested in this project really care about having to sign in to google.
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Comment #8281361
Ah, thanks.
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Comment #8281354
I clicked on the sign-in via google but then nothing else happened after authorizing identifying me.. No email, nothing. Maybe they are understandably experiencing some high loads …
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Comment #8029048
This is sweet as f- in terms of showing off a full platform as needed by weirdo stats people for their models plus enough data to choke on... And the ipython + docker container to …
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Comment #7812158
That's the point, both of them in fact. It's likely that to error on side if caution they rarely in fact do find and purge all your associated "identities" / records.. So why are t…
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Comment #7812060
I'd have to concur. I have a lot of experience and first hand knowledge targeting and identifying unique us voters(for good, or at least not republicans)and the big tell that this …
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Comment #7724121
I found osx white text being bolder less easy to read in majority of cases it presented me with. Though I had to fight temptation to pick white anyway because I thought that "might…
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Comment #7674362
Ohhh ..uhhh shit. Well, good point then. Glad I asked. =/
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Comment #7674277
Hey wait, http://www.time4popcorn.eu/ app compared to one referenced in this article is much much more functionally complete for what you see right now today. Like tv series / play…
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Comment #7668482
What-the-fuck-ever To the whole article. I read the dhh article, Kent did not. The people practicing umm "agility" did a better job handling some of the root issues DHH brought up.…
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Comment #7528596
I know some statisticians / analyst minded people your generous contribution may make extremely happy. Myself as well of course. Thank you very very much in advance. This is a real…
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Comment #7523052
I was under impression from reading another article that setting the correct kernel io scheduler to use helps with a related concept, maybe possibly: http://www.cybertec.at/postgre…
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Comment #7398879
"sync; sync; sync; shutdown -r now" I remember some sort of magic invocation like that years ago for our medical "device" product we had to manage hundreds of remote node instances…
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Comment #6902954
I strongly contest that assertion. I'd say an honest variation would be the dream of scala is an improvement. Maybe when some of these new fancy tools like Graal become more polish…
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Comment #6093358
=) This assumes you have correctly defined what"it" is and does? Or what current is? Current isn't on tv.
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Comment #6089699
Makes sense hn would too vote such a stupid idea. If it didn't exist already something like it would have to be created.
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Comment #5988670
Who cares? The best font is consolas. No debate, just is.
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Comment #4687516
The website is marijuanamajority.com. Do we really need techcrunch to interpret for us? Who's idea was that?
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Comment #4550745
Your arguments all sound perfectly logical and valid to me. Love of the "spirit" of open source projects and other things have no place in making decisions that can have such a gig…
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Comment #3726207
If we're going to talk about time, let's not forget a book I read as a child - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Wrinkle_in_Time . I believe they win the "who used tesseract first" aw…