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25,805karma·4,167submissions·September 7, 2007
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Howdy. I'm Sebastian.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter (~68k subscribers): https://datascienceweekly.substack.com/ https://twitter.com/datascinews
My email is sgutierr@alum.mit.edu. Open invitation: if you're reading this, I'm happy to receive email about any deep learning / data science / software / startup / etc topic from you at any time.
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sounds good.
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Develop inexpensive habits like visiting the library, exercising outside, and volunteering in the community.
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1. A test for dyslexia. I had a friend who didn't know he had it until well into his teens. 2. Sleep Study. like hunterjrj 3. Figure out your blood type. 4. Full drug/food allergy testing.
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Please submit the original source. If a blog post reports on something they found on another site, submit the latter.
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Agreed, for me it's always disappointing to find articles on HN from sites like nytimes, cnn, or their competitors.
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This is related to this thread. I followed the advice given as well as my own advice. -> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=169295 …
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Is there a spam limit per user?
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"Ender's Game" (Orson Scott Card) First SF book I remember reading. For me, it introduced the idea that it was okay being smarter than the adults around me as well as the beauty of having to rely on …
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Are you related to stumpedia? You've submitted the site twice in the past month.
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I particularly like Aristotle Onassis. Especially when he was in South America and was working two jobs in order to survive and learn. Note worthy accomplishments - tobacco fortune, shipping fortune…
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What would you guys/girls say are the important problems to be solved in the space Hacker News covers?
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Instead of free trial, I would find it more useful if you had staggered pricing. $45/month for 2 users seems a little steep.
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if not confidential, i'd love to check out your site.
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I would love to see feedback that you have gotten from serious investors. I for one always check out "most emailed / most clicked on" stories in reuters, bloomberg, nytimes, wall street journal, etc.…
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Incompatible Browser.
As someone who is in your target audience (I work for a well-known Wall Street Firm), this seems to miss the point. Also, it seems to me that you are going against Reuters, Bloom…
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For me, reading non-fiction books allows me to interact with historical figures and understand how they approached problems as well as how they arrived at their solutions. I've been reading many auto…
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I thought this was a great article because it was very thorough and to the point. For me, the business lessons from the internet startup world seem to be transmutable to brick and mortart business an…
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Always on the look out for new places in Brooklyn. What's the address so that I can stop by?
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A few months ago I went down the same road that you did because of my frustrations with social interactions. I read "How to make friends...", tried to talk to people on the street, tried social lubri…
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Definitely a short term solution. However, Fed has two prong mandate. Unemployment and inflation. In the short run they can try to affect unemployment by cutting rates as the economy goes into reces…
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An interesting way to get around the problem of people lying would be to aggregate all the search words a single person searchs and see if there are interesting correlations to other singular points. …