WesternStar

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by WesternStar 10y ago
Ehh they aren't super interesting but there are good businesses in there. Out of the ones I saw from both days AON3D, InnaMed Vinsight, Cowlar, MarketFox, Trade, BulkMRO, Hogaru and SuprDaily all seem to have good market niches and ach
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by WesternStar 10y ago
Its 9 billion in america alone. 500 million /15 million adult black women is $33 which isn't even enough to buy the hair needed for a weave and much less than the cost of a service like dreads or braids. Maybe more like 50 billion
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by WesternStar 10y ago
Bus factor. You could die they would still have to go on. Move on.
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by WesternStar 10y ago
Looks cool. Any way you can share the notes?
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by WesternStar 10y ago
I am saying that scientists should dabble. In fact we should force them to dabble.
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by WesternStar 10y ago
Here is also a somewhat representative example of various grid initialization pay attention to version 3 where the compiler unrolls the loop in O3 its likely the fastest version. https://godbolt.org/g/mMBhuW
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by WesternStar 10y ago
For the curious like me who wanted to see the assembly for the Linus examples and compare https://godbolt.org/g/sqdBrf . Most importantly they have the exact same number of branches and their loops are exactly the same
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by WesternStar 10y ago
No you misunderstand people talk about and pretend to care about the latter. Unless you actually know what those experiences are like. It is very unlikely that a white man is going to go to the top graduate school in the country and discove
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Ask HN: Whats the State of the Art in Due Dilligence and Auditing
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by WesternStar 10y ago
If you've never sold its kind of hard to understand but doormats are people who have nothing to offer and who's time isn't valuable. Part of selling things to people is selling yourself. People with high value are allowed to
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by WesternStar 10y ago
Looks like your insert function is missing an else . You're creating a new node when each time you find an existing node in the map.
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by WesternStar 10y ago
http://watchdog.org/252413/nanny-state-pagedale-missouri-fin...
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Why would I use this over Cling?
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by WesternStar 11y ago
In this article they attempt to list area stopped and income as factors unrelated to race that should be controlled for. Do you think that's reasonable? Do those things have nothing to do with race in your world?
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by WesternStar 11y ago
I'm confused if there ever was a field at the intersection of Physics and Informatics, EE has got to be it. Shannon literally invented information theory....
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Totally fine for California. I'm deeply convinced that tax incentives have negative impacts on the places that offer them. They only seem to attract race to the bottom businesses.
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Of the listed features he suggests. All of them are C++11 features that are supported in Clang,GCC and VS. Which gets you the 3 major platforms for computing,mobile and cloud computing and through ARM the vast majority of cost effective emb
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by WesternStar 11y ago
The Ludwig von Mises institute is certainly not apolitical by any stretch.
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by WesternStar 11y ago
I had the same question #pragma pack works just fine.
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Someguy who lives in Brooklyn. Has a trust fund.Tells you about how great he is and how the man is always keeping him down.
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by WesternStar 11y ago
While I agree that that both corruption and favoritism have negative effects on the investment environment and civil society. Wouldn't the money wasted in corruption and favoritism drive inflation even if only in the direct cost of the
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Lately I've been reading about the functional artist and writer because ultimately they do similar work to what we do. Our work is more concrete and has definite correctness but at least for me some of the admonishments towards Craftsm
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Location: Melbourne,FL(relocation only) Remote: No Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python,C++ Resume:www.linkedin.com/in/alvinmcnair email:alvin.mcnair@gmail.com
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by WesternStar 11y ago
Got a degree in Physics when I was doing grad trips but had a conversation in the basement of a STEM dept in the northeast where I discovered that for people of my race they would have exactly one grad student and they would graduate them w
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by WesternStar 12y ago
The Swiss central bank is currently charging an interest rate of -0.75% on certain cash deposits.
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by WesternStar 12y ago
They rescaled the test in 1990 so that the std deviation would be 200 points. So if that's the case that's really odd.
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by WesternStar 12y ago
Yes but no one takes the writing portion as a real measure of anything concerning scholastic ability and its the most coach-able part of the test and even back when I was taking it a 200 point difference was taken to be no guarantee of diff
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by WesternStar 12y ago
I have to be honest this reads like " I don't notice the problem so it must not exist.". Just because people don't feel comfortable talking to you about it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
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by WesternStar 13y ago
I didn't discuss Saddam because he was largely irrelevant to our strategic goals. The supporter I'm referring to is the ordinary citizen who helps to facilitate and fund the jihadi. Those 100k civilians were the medium for the mes
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by WesternStar 13y ago
I think they were. You have to look at the situation the US was in a the time. Long quagmires are politically untenable in the US and Afghanistan is the most tactically difficult terrain in the history of the world. Additionally my enemies

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