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what the gently caress is that guys point? ramen might be cheap but flour and salt is cheaper and it's exactly the same thing
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the point is: the guy's a mong
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statpedia ... looking at for example instagram who were able to build a scalable multimillion social platform about dogs, cattes, lattes, people at the gym and fingernails without kickstarting their business, somehow they managed to develop, for and by themselves, in their spare time, various prototypes which they then, get this, tested, stripped down and killed off until they had something that felt right why are you ian so set on doing this, how is statistics the next big thing? will high-schoolers all over the world post their favorite statistics such as how much does math suck?
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Dr. Honked posted:the point is: the guy's a mong the mong people have a rich culinary tradition; that guys just a tard
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as a person with adult onset down syndrome, i
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that guy is also 5'11" and weighs 100+kg or something. much of what he wrote was how eating makes him feel happy, and how having only ramen was making him depressed lol 
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Trig Discipline posted:adult onset down syndrome
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yeah i picked up an extra chromosome from a toilet in panama
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Trig Discipline posted:adult onset down syndrome, lol'd for real
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master of the sea posted:statpedia ... looking at for example instagram who were able to build a scalable multimillion social platform about dogs, cattes, lattes, people at the gym and fingernails without kickstarting their business, somehow they managed to develop, for and by themselves, in their spare time, various prototypes which they then, get this, tested, stripped down and killed off until they had something that felt right dude algorithms algorithms machine learning quantum mechanics algorithms intro to python handled easy
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Vicas posted:dude algorithms algorithms machine learning quantum mechanics algorithms intro to python handled ruby on rails
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machine learning is great because you can predict everything without understanding anything
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you at least have to understand machine learning but it's not like PAC is hard or anything well as long you don't use 3 layer NN or k-term DNF
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i meant without understanding anything about the phenomenon you're modeling. most of the high end methods in my field are machine learning and they do a great job of predicting patterns and a poo poo job of inferring the underlying biology
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Trig Discipline posted:machine learning is great because you can predict everything without understanding anything i have a coworker whose current project is training computers no! bad computer! we don't do that with numbers!
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Trig Discipline posted:i meant without understanding anything about the phenomenon you're modeling. most of the high end methods in my field are machine learning and they do a great job of predicting patterns and a poo poo job of inferring the underlying biology machine learning as currently constituted is hot loving garbage b/c of the amount of training data needed to do anything useful
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^law of large numbers isn't limited to data mining + there are repositories if you want to learn or you could just be a sperg about itTrig Discipline posted:i meant without understanding anything about the phenomenon you're modeling. most of the high end methods in my field are machine learning and they do a great job of predicting patterns and a poo poo job of inferring the underlying biology nobody got the PAC joke...
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at my last job the boss got machine learning mixed up with distance learning and kept trying to get me to do one of those stanford online courses about machine learning i kept telling him that it was entirely irrelevant for someone writing bank software in rails but he kept pulling a face and going "hrm, no, i really think you should learn this, it looks useful"
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TURBO BUTTON posted:at my last job the boss got machine learning mixed up with distance learning and kept trying to get me to do one of those stanford online courses about machine learning i went to college with someone who had to give a 20 minute presentation about security in online banking. he got confused over what a "firewall" was, and so spent 15 minutes talking about sprinkler systems and fire-proof building techniques
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Sweevo posted:i went to college with someone who had to give a 20 minute presentation about security in online banking. he got confused over what a "firewall" was, and so spent 15 minutes talking about sprinkler systems and fire-proof building techniques Banking.apk Connection timed out: the server at https://mobile.bank.com/iPhone/androidapp.aspx cannot be found
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hey i found a neat thing, not sure if it's new http://kickstarter.com press up arrow you can find worthless kickstarters even faster now!
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peepsalot posted:hey i found a neat thing, not sure if it's new mongmode?
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that's a kinda neat thing i'll never use
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believe in your dream, ian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQx_pJyyyxc
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TURBO BUTTON posted:bank software in rails
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ian maclean, pronounced McClane, just like in that movie you know
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craisins posted:please say you're using NoSQL too nah, although they were talking about using mongo when i left go on then, tell me what's wrong with using a p language to write stuff used by a bank i'm just dying to hear why using something other than Ye Olde Language is doing it wrong
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sure i can use a hacked together bunch of libs using python or use a well vetted and maintained language like c# in an enterprise setting
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p languages are alright i guess if you just want something quick and dirty but nothing will ever match the warmth of a good java applet, or the raw fidelity and crisp undertones of a c++ executable
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fyi im not trying to shaggar but youre a retard if you use anything except for c# in an enterprise setting
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0xB16B00B5 posted:fyi im not trying to shaggar but youre a retard if you use anything except for c# in an enterprise setting i was trying to ridicule ur post by mimicing it but settled for just quoting it outright
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woOoooOOoooOOoo im the spectre of rock star developers and im here with my good buddy the ghostly brogrammer and we're gonna infect your codebase with memes and hipster libraries edit: also anime bullshit for some reason
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how many more times should i say "enterprise setting" before you get it
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shaggared again
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Werthog 95 posted:believe in your dream, ian lol You may not know him by name, but Eric Leebow is the man we can all thank for inventing social networking. At least, that's what he thinks. Leebow is the man behind FreezeCrowd, a new website that's described as an interactive "college yearbook" with photo tagging and friends lists. Sound familiar? Facebook? Well, the only difference is that Leebow came up with the idea first. So he says. Could he be in Mark Zuckerberg's shoes right now? It's doubtful, especially with a video like this... For over 11 years, Leebow has been trying to realize FreezeCrowd, pitching the idea to venture capitalists, schools and college students, and trying to find developers who would work for free. He's a self-proclaimed "visionary" hellbent on chiseling out a home in what he believes is rightfully his—the social networking webscape. Finally... his dream has come true. http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-08-30/tech/30057567_1_social-networking-social-media-website-facebook
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0xB16B00B5 posted:sure i can use a hacked together bunch of libs using python or use a well vetted and maintained language like c# in an enterprise setting note how he's using "well vetted and maintained" as a synonym for "copied java just enough to not get sued"
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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stevemiles/scent look at the rewards
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i just spat my keyboard into a bucket of mountain dew
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Dr. Honked posted:i just spat my keyboard into a bucket of mountain dew Beep Would you like to activate sticky keys?
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Dr. Honked posted:i just spat my keyboard into a bucket of mountain dew
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