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What is your time really worth to you?(programs.clearerthinking.org)
1 points by Casseres 13y ago|0 comments
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by Casseres 13y ago
> To put it simply, the information that, say, your spouse or mother would know should not be enough to get credit in your name, bill expensive services to you or gain access to your accounts. Agreed. I hear too many stories of ex-wifes
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by Casseres 13y ago
With notes (this worked for me, and I imagine it would work for others): Treat the notes you took in class as a rough draft. After class, revise your notes into a final draft. This way you can reorganize the ideas, simplify example proble
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by Casseres 13y ago
Not HN (edit: or specifically from Crimea), but there is a Reddit post by a self-reported Ukrainian protestor which I found interesting: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1z9pkm/iama_ukrainian_... Th
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by Casseres 13y ago
As someone in my 20s, when theoretically I can afford the risk of entrepreneurship (no financial or familial obligations), Obamacare would make it harder for me. I looked at getting health insurance when I was unemployeed, it was reasonabl
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nvlope Beta Now Open (E-Mail with API)(nvlope.com)
3 points by Casseres 13y ago|0 comments
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by Casseres 13y ago
The site doesn't fail gracefully with JavaScript disabled. Also, with JavaScript disabled, you'll see "© 2012 Your Name" in the footer. Interesting idea though. Good luck!
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by Casseres 13y ago
Don't stop what you're doing now to code full time if you don't know what you want to code. Hold on to that $25,000 or invest it until you've already started your business in your spare time, and it's growing so mu
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by Casseres 13y ago
If you liked Puerto Rico, I recommend Dominion [0]. [0] http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/36218/dominion
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by Casseres 13y ago
I avoid eBay and use Craigslist for selling stuff because I don't want to risk a PayPal nightmare (due to scams which I always hear about). I'd rather have cash in my hand that I can verify is not counterfeit.
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by Casseres 13y ago
Are you still giving out Dogecoin? I just got a wallet: DGgMNwtx8mXAzqYh1twxKirkniPtNFo82X (I don't use Twitter) Thanks in advance.
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by Casseres 13y ago
I'd rather the floor be much higher than just slightly above gunpoint. Like you mentioned, there are some people who don't care, and that's sad. Chances are that a voluntarily-working group of people have the floor much hig
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by Casseres 13y ago
Somehow painting doesn't seem like a dangerous job where one can lose limbs or life like working in a factory. The ability to have a job and put food on the table for the family is probably a better option for everyone than starving o
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by Casseres 13y ago
I don't understand why people think that using inexpensive labor overseas is "exploitation". If they are willing to take the job, that means it's paying more than the other options they have available to them which incl
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by Casseres 13y ago
This is like allowing only land-owners to vote. I think we tried that once. I do think that there should be a change in the way we vote and the way we are taxed though. This is the 21st century. I'm not saying everything should be d
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by Casseres 13y ago
I think the first Bitcoin faucet was giving out 5 bitcoin to each person. That was before it had any significant monetary value though. I'm not sure what Bitcoin itself got out of that, but if those people held onto those 5 Bitcoin,
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by Casseres 13y ago
They look like amazing glasses! I find the disconnect between 8 hours of video storage, but only 1 to 2 hours of battery life, disappointing. I might be more inclined to purchase this as a toy and see what kind of cool stuff I can use it f
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by Casseres 13y ago
When you keep presenting a supposedly unsolvable problem to people who don't know it, then you might get lucky. George Dantzig was one such person. He arrived late to class, saw some problems on the board, assumed they were homework,
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by Casseres 13y ago
Start-up idea? Digital signatures for cell phone calls/texts. Doesn't have an official signature and is not self-signed family member, ignore the text/call.
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by Casseres 13y ago
Some people don't like other people fixing their stuff/problems. It hurts their pride.
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by Casseres 13y ago
They called customer service? I thought that was available for paid subscriptions. You should ask that someone what phone number he/she used.
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by Casseres 13y ago
I think that's a good idea. I know I'll be looking for some examples in a couple of months when I have enough time to dedicate setting one up properly.
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No checkboxes and no options that I ever saw. I'm the kind of person that explores all menu options and such in software to make sure it doesn't run/install anything I don't want. When signing up for services online, I
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by Casseres 13y ago
I thought I had two separate accounts for YouTube and Gmail. Not anymore. I used my Gmail address to register an account with YouTube. What prevents them in the future from buying some company, and link those accounts because I use the s
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by Casseres 13y ago
Google created my G+ account automatically. I removed everything from it, but it is not "only created by you".
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by Casseres 13y ago
Good story. One of my coworkers has been trying to buy some Bitcoin for weeks now, but he doesn't understand it. He just sees that it's going up. He hasn't been successful because he's at sea, but I imagine many other
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by Casseres 13y ago
Agreed. I'm currently sailing around Asia and the people I meet mostly have heard of either Texas or California, but they have no idea where they are. Those two states aren't countries per se, but I believe it's on par for
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by Casseres 13y ago
I did not move when I was young, but have memories similar to the other commentators. I have a couple from when I was 2, and several when I was 3.
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And since it's supposedly terrorism-related, they're just giving out all the little details about the case to random people in the area. I think your friend might just be telling a story to make it seem interesting.
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Considering this experiment was started in 2006 and the results published in 2008, I imagine most bots or newer bots have been configured to handle these. Anyone interested in starting a new experiment? I guess I will. It might get me on

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