SuperGent

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by SuperGent 9y ago
Which then brings up the thorny issue of which cases to drop, and why make those things illegal in the first place. I don't know what the alternative is though. Maybe Judge Dredd style law enforcement of police, judge and jury in one j
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by SuperGent 9y ago
I'm sure Donald Knuth has! Seriously, this is a life goal for me to read and understand these works, especially after I read that Bill Gates said he would hire anyone that had done.[0] Not sure that its going to happen though, as the m
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by SuperGent 9y ago
Who needs that much? Are you planning on putting an entire library of books on there?
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by SuperGent 9y ago
-Stop eating at 8pm (the time of my last meal) -Start eating at 1 or 2pm the following day How is this just not just skipping breakfast? 3 times a week? I know lots of overweight people who do this, although it is easy to follow.
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by SuperGent 9y ago
Clarke's Third Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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by SuperGent 9y ago
Secure and cheap please! What you should be saying is that secure software isn't cheap, and management doesn't see a point in spending extra money
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by SuperGent 9y ago
I too started on TI BASIC, which taught me a lot, including ASCII, hex, binary, function calls, debugging the lists from magazines and how to type. I think I could type 'Call CLear' faster than anyone I knew! It's a pity I di
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by SuperGent 9y ago
Does this mean that someone with a $10K credit card could be picked up and have their assets stripped? What about those business guys with oversea bank accounts that are undeclared? I wonder if anyone would use this law to stop political op
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by SuperGent 9y ago
The best part is 'CEO: (picks jaw up off floor)' The script he gave isn't that spectacular, and, if this did actually happen, the CEO was probably impressed that he had rehearsed. I assume this question is used like the fizz-
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by SuperGent 9y ago
It was the father who complained. The case as reported by NYT http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/magazine/shopping-habits.h...
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by SuperGent 9y ago
Most of the UK stores are owned by the parent company. There are a few franchisee stores though.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
To be different. To prove that YOU know something that all the others don't. For some people, this gives them meaning, a group to belong to, and reasons to hate/distrust others.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
Good job there is not such thing as false ID
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by SuperGent 10y ago
That was my first thought. Why should the defendant have a say in what evidence can be collected? Did the Feds ask if they could take DNA samples from the scene, for example?
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by SuperGent 10y ago
-'seven out of the 14 major Catalyst firms ended up making money for their investors. Two broke even. And six ended up as losses.' Doesn't that come to 15? I really enjoyed the article though, very informative.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
After 2 years I've just moved jobs, and didn't have a single issue with my age. The other guy is also still working as a developer.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
I thought that starting out as a developer at 42 was a bit too old. I felt much better when the new guy I started with admitted he was going to be 50 at the end of the month.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
>I know this stuff seems obvious. But it took me a while to figure out I couldn't just coast and wing it like in high school, and many other students had the same experience. This.. So much this for me. It took a long time for me to
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by SuperGent 10y ago
In the UK Vodaphone offered free 1GB of 4G in september to me and I assume other subscribers. I wonder if that was to help boost these numbers, or was just marketing.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
That's easy to say, especially in hindsight, but when it's someone you've messaged for 3 or more months, gets into trouble and then asks it's difficult to be cool headed. You convince yourself that you DO know them, and
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by SuperGent 10y ago
They charged them with receiving stolen goods. How this relates to French Law I'm not aware tho.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
First thing this reminded me of was master-student lineages in Buddhists, and martial arts.
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by SuperGent 10y ago
I wanted to get into chess as an adult, with the aim of becoming a master. However, I found that even some people who had studied chess from an early age, and where chess still dominated their lives, they still didn't raise above IM or
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by SuperGent 11y ago
[he] sported a beard that is a sign he is well along in working on his next-generation Epiphany processor. Thats where I'm going wrong..
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by SuperGent 11y ago
If it costs the airlines nothing extra, why am I being charged more for a seat based on where I am at the time of booking?
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by SuperGent 11y ago
18 months pay in one hit must have been nice!