patientfrog

I know this wasn't what you are saying, but it's worth pointing out that higher education funding and professor's pay are two very different things.

the "shuffle" station feature does exactly this.

In a sense, facebook does pay us: it let's us use its platform for free.

In exchange we give facebook our data and usage patterns and the right to put targeted ads in our feed.

I learned go (igo) a number of years ago while living in Japan, and when I returned to the US had trouble finding people to play with.

Ever since online-go.com started I have been getting back into it. I love being able to play asynchronously.

My username on that site is "rob.doherty.127" I'm happy to play anyone beginner to advanced (I am an intermediate level player).

There is a historical precedent for corporation-backed security forces in the US.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_union_busting_in_th...

pro tip: listen to multiple at once

John Cook is pretty well-known for doing this sort of thing: http://www.johndcook.com/blog/top/

His blog is always a good read to boot.

Could you describe in a little more detail what you mean by this sentence:

"... use HyperLogLogs to encode these MinHash structs gaining a great deal of speed with a marginal error rate, all while allowing for arbitrary N-levels of intersection"

Thanks

There's a plugin for intellij, but I suspect most folks just use a text editor.