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by Dilpil 17y ago
The article succeeds at drawing interesting, often poetic parallels between two unrelated concepts. It does not succeed at giving reasons to ban pornography.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
If you want to apply your quantitative skills to a more active outdoor environment, you could consider some type of structural or civil engineering.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Yeah, one minute would probably be plenty.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Don't expect the law to reflect a consistent logical system any time soon.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Ironic that someone with 26 years of marketing experience had trouble figuring out how to present her resume.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Seems we got a little poll going here.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
The irony of social sciences: they demand the most rigor, and are given the least.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
...and no ones looked at immortality yet.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I've always suspected this was part of the reason. How different are these sorts of things in countries with lower costs?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
As many philosophers have said in one form or another: Capitalism is horrible, it just so happens that everything else is ten times worse.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I have no problem with him writing the follow up story. Heck, I'm glad he wrote it, as I am not one of those who automatically hate Michael Arrington.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Exactly, so why bother showing the email at all?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I'm surprised he shows a screenshot of the email. Is a screenshot at all better than a verbal account, given how easy to fake the screenshot in question would be?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Doesn't work for me. I click go and nothing happens.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
In sales mostly.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Do hardcore Christians even support this decision? You might as well ban air.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Try publishing apps for another phone platform.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Yup. Spot on with his analysis of the problem, completely off with his idea for a solution.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I'm guessing it is sold via charisma and connections to people who will never have to use it.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Trust me, it is worse. The interface is so unintuitive that even after 3 years of using it I make the same mistakes (clicking on news items expecting to go to the relevant page, trying to view grades for class x on class x's page, ect.). F
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by Dilpil 17y ago
This is not an appropriate use of linear regression.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Is eBaum's World actually involved, or is this just another one of those times when 4channers claim to be from eBaums world?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
"The effective annual percentage rate is 806 percent" A ridiculous metric for a week long loan.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I thought this article was going to be about the tenancy for mild mannered programmers to write obscene and libelous things in comments, but alas.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
If we want to accuse Google of taking anti-competitive actions, we have to at least decide what those actions are.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
I don't understand, are they upset that you can view cached versions of them? Or are they upset other people are selling information for cheaper?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
How many times does the new york times need to write this story?
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by Dilpil 17y ago
Only cause finance wasn't listed.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
The reply was made because there are indeed plenty of rich people who made fortunes outside of software, Sam Walton is a great example.
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by Dilpil 17y ago
It is an interesting topic to hear other HN users discuss, though the articles in question are generally pretty horrible. But that is really the point of HN. So many topics are interesting, and lack thoughtful discussion. HN is where I co

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