andrewchoi

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by andrewchoi 14y ago
I'm running ChrUbuntu 12.04 on an Acer AC700, and I haven't been having huge issues. Right now the majority of my use on the machine is sshing to more powerful machines, TeX-ing problem sets for class, and a very light amount of Django work
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
Maybe an option to use HTTPS?
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Is there a performance difference between x>1 and x>=0?(stackoverflow.com)
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Open source Django forum app(github.com)
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
While this is an interesting knot (and definitely a conversation starter at get-togethers) I don't think it has a spot in the workplace. It's oversized, generally tied sloppily, and altogether gaudy. From that icon of male fashion - James B
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
What is happening in the comments section?
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How to pair socks from a pile efficiently?(stackoverflow.com)
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
I'm not saying that it is, mr_eel claimed that Glee's version wasn't illegal.
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
Exactly, the music is different enough that the entire production counts as an original work, whereas the Glee version has neither, and thus would be considered a cover.
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
Thank you for putting cogent words to that vague feeling of discontent I had while reading that article.
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
IANAL, but I thought those rights only extended to parodies? Covers aren't protected because the copyright extends to the words and music.
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
It does, AFAIK IB is respected more than AP on campus. Of course, the more rigorous subject matter will be better for her in the long run anyways.
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
I think that the quoted statistic is misleading. For the students that are at top-tier universities like Dartmouth, the vast majority of students are still graduating in 4 years: http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
This was my first reaction as well, Princeton also does not offer credit for AP classes: http://www.princeton.edu/pub/ap/
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
As a current student at an Ivy League school, it's interesting to see that this is getting much backlash now. My school hasn't accepted AP credit for a while now, and it's never been a problem. Students grouse superficially, but for the mos