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by Agathos 19y ago
He does suggest it so I guess I shouldn't say he lost track of the point of the argument. But he certainly doesn't show it. If that were the difference, women would avoid academic humanities and biology jobs, which they don't. And they woul
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by Agathos 19y ago
All true. It also doesn't explain why there are so few female programmers or engineers, given those fields offer much more than the academic payscale. Greenspun's points are well worth thinking about (as a grad student, I ponder them freque
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by Agathos 19y ago
I feel like I've read this article before. That would be at least once last year, and a few times in the 90s.
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by Agathos 19y ago
I guess he uses Facebook differently from the way I do. I've met every one of my Facebook friends in person. (Although it's been a while, as my old high school classmates keep showing up.) I thought "fake" friends was more of a Myspace or L
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by Agathos 19y ago
The answers can be inferred on Earth. Most photosynthetic organisms on Earth are not deciduous trees and don't have seasonal cycles. All of them do maintain circadian cycles to cope with the much faster and more dramatic day/night cycle.
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by Agathos 19y ago
This conference was organized to promote Second Earth as a new startup hub, so it's very rude of you to come here and say that.
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by Agathos 19y ago
Put your money away. As I understand it the last people to "buy" Chrysler got paid to haul it away. Edit: curses, beaten by 2 minutes. And the other post brings the details, too.
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by Agathos 19y ago
I don't see the opportunity. It doesn't sound like a hacking problem; it sounds like a sales problem. If your customers are so hidebound they won't even use the software they already have, how will you convince them to pay for, let alone us
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by Agathos 19y ago
I thought parking meters were there to promote turnover and thus make parking a little more accessible. Free parking won't do that, and a no parking zone certainly won't. In Cambridge, for the same reason, you'll be ticketed if they catch y
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by Agathos 19y ago
The irony is that "the rich," or at least those who own mortgage-backed bonds, probably do want a bailout for "the poor." They get the money in the end, and a lot more of it than they can recover from foreclosures. If somebody owed me a lot
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5 Distractions To The Nesting Entrepreneur(thebeefjerkyblog.com)
1 points by Agathos 19y ago|1 comments
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by Agathos 19y ago
I think Lamarckian evolution would be a better model here.
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by Agathos 20y ago
You may say the DMCA is a bad law. I'm inclined to agree. And if you choose to violate a bad law and risk the consequences, you'll be in some heroic company. But demanding that someone else, like Digg, violate the law and risk the consequen
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by Agathos 20y ago
Even grad schools wined and dined me at the interview stage, and one school even sprang for the limo. I can guarantee no grad student expects to live like that, except of course when the next year's prospective students are interviewing. Th