Menge

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by Menge 11y ago
How do I install any API from apple without providing Apple (and whoever else) with my credit card? The OsX machine at my office is mystifying, am I supposed to provide my personal credit card to apple to get security updates? That is more
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by Menge 11y ago
I don't think the examination of either bragging or lying for individual benefits and group cost are just "so what." Both require a careful analysis of whether a greedy behavior will be adequately penalized if you are designi
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by Menge 11y ago
Doesn't using that information to make unsolicited contact violate German Law? (I ask because of this english translation: http://www.iuscomp.org/gla/literature/heidenreich.htm#D6 )
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by Menge 11y ago
I just thought I'd through this out there since it would be perfect for anyone thinking of the Berlin scene, and I'd really like to see a stronger European startup scene!
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Employability Skills MOOC: STEM/BA Careers in Germany(iversity.org)
1 points by Menge 11y ago|1 comments
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by Menge 11y ago
I'm a poor source of modern information like current consumer ones, and never did build my own. I used to follow the openeeg mailing list, which has tapered off in the last couple years: http://sourceforge.net/p/op
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by Menge 11y ago
Using the example of exercise, there are a million recommendations you will get on not just how, but whether to do the pull-up or a push-up or jumping jax. If your goal is to maximize general health then you monitor your heart rate, breathi
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by Menge 11y ago
Define modifies the prototype, so `cat define 'x' x` should apply to every cat (the docs have an example for making it a local property instead.) I think the larger barrier is that most libraries have functions with optional argum
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by Menge 11y ago
> Any increase in productivity will be compensated for by an exact opposite later. But mammals work that way, we have a sleep and wake cycle because in our average state we would be luggage. Similarly, many engineers have a few fruitful
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by Menge 11y ago
I would hope this is the same asker (or someone interested in the HN response to the question): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9496813 IMO, risking everything for the big payout and good odds of ending up in a good po
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by Menge 12y ago
The reference to the warm/cold beverage study reminded me that in the last few years there have been experiments demonstrating that many of these priming studies got their desired results by failing to double blind. I don't see an
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by Menge 12y ago
Well yes, collusion is grand. Retail stores are happy to charge everyone 2% more that they can pocket if the customer isn't using amex as long as all the others will too. (They can't give a cash discount without violating the vend
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by Menge 12y ago
Interesting. My first experience in undergrad with LaTeX, I submitted the paper over 3 weeks late with a grade per week penalty and got a B+. I never asked the teacher about my impossible grade, but I would assume I had one of the best pape
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by Menge 12y ago
I don't think they are targeting anyone, I have always seen a few hundred a month on company websites. Some small sites simply aren't found yet by these spiders. If you are seriously using analytics then you aren't really wor