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by aet 13y ago
Will this department stop taking DoD money?
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The Cowboy of the NSA(foreignpolicy.com)
2 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
No, I couldn't even locate where I live on that map. :)
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by aet 13y ago
Where can I find tiers and pricing? Just curious..
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by aet 13y ago
Burner phones?
306.
by aet 13y ago
Or, they'll end up like Apple
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by aet 13y ago
What about DIA? Budget ~ $25billion http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_Intelligence_Agency
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by aet 13y ago
It's not an opinion. For example, the world is flat, not an opinion.
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by aet 13y ago
Twitter is up. I still can't get NYT - down for over a day? wow
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by aet 13y ago
I really look forward to a world filled with only engineering majors -- sounds exciting.
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by aet 13y ago
Yes, I suppose to some extent. Is the thought of getting blown up terrifying? Is there some trade-off at work here? Where is the line?
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by aet 13y ago
Did he have unreleased leaked documents?
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by aet 13y ago
I just trying to understand the positions here. So, Military communications should be public?
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Yahoo's Marissa Mayer: Hail to the Chief(vogue.com)
1 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
Better yet, be the one charging the fees.
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by aet 13y ago
I think Milton Friedman would disagree.
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by aet 13y ago
Perhaps so
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by aet 13y ago
London and NYC both have an order of magnitude more people than San Francisco, can you really compare their public transit?
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by aet 13y ago
The lines have always been a little blurry for me. You have statistics, machine learning, data mining, artificial intelligence. It all seems to overlap heavily. I tend to consider statistics and data mining to be concerned mostly with clas
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by aet 13y ago
Nice job!
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Foul-mouthed hacker hijacks baby's monitor(cnn.com)
1 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
322.
by aet 13y ago
They didn't lie about NSA stuff in a letter to the public...
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by aet 13y ago
True, I just thought it was amusing.
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by aet 13y ago
It's funny how the article doesn't consider technologists to be intellectuals.
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by aet 13y ago
I don't like these maps -- not giving a clear picture. For example, 26 weeks paid maternal leave in the Congo.
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by aet 13y ago
"Fortune 100 firms overwhelmingly offer some paid time off to care for a new child and recover from childbirth. Among the companies in the Fortune 100 that responded to the JEC questionnaire, three-quarters (73.6 percent) offer mothers
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by aet 13y ago
I think the map isn't very helpful. I would be interested in seeing how many women have access to maternal leave in the U.S. I best the number is surprisingly high. Also, many small employers are willing to work with parents. A manda
328.
by aet 13y ago
The U.S. does have paid maternal leave. In fact, I had 6 weeks paternal leave at my old job. The benefit was available to all employees at the (Fortune 500) company.
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by aet 13y ago
The thing is, the establishment can't afford $20 on a slow night.
330.
by aet 13y ago
I think a "profit sharing" system for a restaurant would be pretty complicated. Plus tipping to me is somewhat like a price discrimination system. Cheap skates don't tip or pay the minimum, people that can afford tip more, dr

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