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Then the charging cost would grow with profit and would no longer be considered an overhead cost.

So how did it benefit his career?

Great PowerPoint. Really LOVED how it took you 100 slides to explain mood analysis.

Positive mood.

TLDR: YouTube Ads not as efficient as blog posts about YouTube Ads

Yeah but Instagram is doing fine

How old are you?

Would you have wanted to find out if you were in your 20's?

there is no drug or lifestyle strategy that is absolutely guaranteed to protect the brain

In short: spend less time reading articles like this one.

I have a neck fracture and after answering 25 questions it said I have a 'thoracic aortic aneurysm'

When Breath Becomes Air - Paul Kalanithi (highly recommended, but come prepared)

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - J. K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, John Tiffany (recommended for HP nostalgia)

Elon Musk - Ashlee Vance (recommended)

Shoe Dog - Phil Knight (highly recommended)

Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell (meh)

The Gene - Siddhartha Mukherjee (currently reading, recommended so far)

Does anyone have advice on applying to a PhD from industry & without significant research experience (but a BS + MS degree from Stanford)?

Does anyone know about how to get involved in work like this? I'm outcome-oriented so disease diagnosis would be motivating for me. I'm looking to help out on an open-source project along these lines.

Interesting but how is a NN necessary instead of examining pixel values?

You're right the term can mean anything, but I alluded to my meaning when I mentioned "ML problems".

Thanks for the tip about Hortonworks/Cloudera, I had never considered such a role but that's exactly what I want to be doing next year.

Thank you. I see that most agreements have the same sort of language about the company maintaining ownership of all work...

That's what I'm worried about. I'd be acting in a data analysis/software dev role. What can I do to change the language?

I've been using this for some time already

I see what you did there

I see a very tight profit margin, but the key to pulling this off is good supply chain optimization.

Good luck

The article claims that the US is "near the bottom in terms of actual social mobility", but only supports this with some points about how social mobility in the US isn't that good.

The US is still one of the most meritocratic countries in the world.

That's funny, I just used xlrd and xlrt and had to convert about 100 files to 97-2003 workbooks

My main problem with these types of extensions is that I end up just removing blocked sites when I run out of time

Listening to Mark speak right now at Stanford. Someone asked him a question about privacy. He genuinely seems like a not-evil person.

Not to take away from the point, but I'm always initially skeptical of statistics.

For example, this is also true:

50% of all taxpayers make less than the median EVERY DAY

Wish they applied that algorithm on the video...

Looks like someone was right...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405311190453740457655...

0.9665 correlation between "iphone" and "cancel tmobile". Amazing.

http://www.google.com/trends/correlate/search?e=iphone&t...

I'm all for the increasing availability of free online education, but it's interesting to note I'm paying 50 grand (partially) for this...

The technology could be interesting, but this article is painful to read.

"One downside often cited by advocates of coal and gas power is that wind turbines require a lot more maintenence than a typical coal or gas power plant. But in a lagging economy this might just be wind power's biggest upside — it will create lots and lots of permanent jobs, sparking a new cycle of economic growth in America."

He thinks the fact that they require more maintenance and are less efficient is good for the economy. Unbelievable.