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13y ago
Don't forget that your potential new employer will probably be contacting your old employer for a reference ...
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13y ago
Did anyone else notice that about half of the faculty photos are of the person leaning in from the side of the picture?
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13y ago
Speaking of ad hominem attacks ...
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14y ago
Firing someone for saying something mildly offensive within earshot of a woman is not going to make the community more accepting of female colleagues.
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14y ago
I've had trouble getting d3.js to work in IE, but it's always worked for me in Firefox and Opera. Is there some new addition to d3.js that only works in Chrome and Safari?
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14y ago
This would be a great Start Trek episode. "Shields are down to 10%, Captain!" "All hands report to the poop deck!"
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14y ago
Several years ago I sat next to a homeless guy on a Southwest flight from Burbank to the East Coast. He told me he had just been released from prison, and California was paying for the ticket to fly him out to Rhode Island to live with his
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14y ago
Meanwhile, somewhere else out there in the blogosphere, someone is telling a story about some arrogant rich jerk who pitched a fit when asked to sign a form to bring his fancy new boat across the border.
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14y ago
That TechCrunch article makes no sense. They accuse edw519 of doing a "complete 180 degree turn" because he first said said Aaron Swartz "should take responsibility for his actions," and later said he was stunned and heartbroken by his dea
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14y ago
I can't tell $5 wine from $50 wine, but I can tell the difference between red and blue M&Ms blindfolded. Trailer park connoisseur.
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14y ago
I think asking whether wevorce provides any benefit to its customers is also a pretty good question. This is why the self-selection problem is important. 99% of wevorce users don't go to court, but is that an improvement over the baseline
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14y ago
Careful: there's also a self-selection effect here. Only those couples who have a fairly good chance at a somewhat amicable separation would even try a service like this. Wevorce would probably have a much lower success rate with 104 rand
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14y ago
I love how those BJJ guys manage to work it into every conversation.
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Warning: Wikipedia entries on climate change have become heavily politicized, and entries on individuals are often rewritten to make them look ridiculous. See for instance the media coverage of William Connolley's role at Wikipedia. I trie
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14y ago
How long ago was this written? They make reference to ordering typewriter ribbons ...
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14y ago
Lazy protest. He should have sewed the text 4th amendment into the inside of his shirt with strips of aluminum foil and then gone through the nudie scanner.
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14y ago
If you call more trick plays, you're less likely to trick people with them ...
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14y ago
>>"Hey, there's your startup...video speed dating! lol"<< It would be like that South Park episode. Naked guy, naked guy, naked guy ...
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14y ago
Hey look everyone, another keyboard commando has come to share his hypothetical heroism with us. We are honored.
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James Kim died just about 6 years ago. A lot of people blamed a GPS failure for his death, but apparently he and his family were using paper maps. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Kim
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14y ago
I'm pretty strict about 80. For whatever reason I find it easier to scroll down with my eyes rather than read across a long line.
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A friend of mine has one of these toilets, and the first thing I did before sitting down was look at the nozzle. It was covered in tiny bits of feces. I stuck with the toilet paper.
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14y ago
To be fair, that's 1 in 50 from a group that was relatively accomplished in an academic setting before the test. But I agree that it doesn't qualify as "genius."
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14y ago
I was just looking at Mike Bostock's example, and there are also some rendering problems for Afghanistan there. Maybe it has something to do with Afghanistan being the first country in an alphabetical list? I'd try putting another country
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14y ago
Some D3.js code I wrote recently worked in Opera, so I think it should be fine there. I never did figure out how to make D3.js work in IE.
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14y ago
Don't forget ice soap!