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Wikipedia list of data structures(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by angstrom 18y ago|0 comments
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by angstrom 18y ago
And for less serious satire with nuggets of truth: http://video.aol.com/video-detail/penn-and-teller-bullshit-c...
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by angstrom 18y ago
You're too forgiving. D- for not researching Calvin & Hobbes.
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by angstrom 18y ago
Funny, I've heard of that before, but the correlation didn't strike me until I reread it. I remember it from when it was mentioned in the book "The Tipping Point".
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by angstrom 18y ago
I strongly believe the "sweet zone" for headcount is somewhere around 200-500 employees. You can still make a difference, but at the same time you're not struggling with the day to day nuances of a 5-50 person startup. To sum it up: You wil
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by angstrom 18y ago
When it comes to Pravda it's more like degrees of wrong.
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by angstrom 18y ago
And everyone has a brick to throw...
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by angstrom 18y ago
Dumb? It looks like a 4th grader's homework assignment to identify the 5 regions of the US and he clearly got an F.
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by angstrom 18y ago
It's even worse when the person who had the luck/timing in a previous success sets out to recreate that success and doesn't adjust to the changes that have occurred since. At least one such startup I've worked at the CEO had what we referre
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by angstrom 18y ago
A bubble is indistinguishable from a pyramid scheme legally run amok for the appearance of economic growth. Which is why I don't care for the naysayers opinions because they are far less useful than knowing a few average Joes who have the c
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by angstrom 18y ago
I still have that in my downloads folder. Hopefully we see a shift that brings the focus back to game play and away from vertex crunching/pixel pushing. If i wanted realism I'd go outside. I'm sure that's heresy in the halls of nVidia.
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by angstrom 18y ago
USB 2.0 is also known as "Hi Speed USB," while USB 3.0 will have the confusingly similar moniker "SuperSpeed USB." Can't wait for the jump to "Ludicrous Speed USB". I'll be sorely disappointed if the whole screen doesn't go plaid every t
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by angstrom 18y ago
Never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well-known is this: never go in against Microsoft when time is on the line.
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by angstrom 18y ago
Probably have to show them Ferris Bueller's Day Off before they get the point.
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by angstrom 18y ago
Depends, like I said. I've used it both in job hunting and filling positions that are open. In the case where I was job hunting I did searches on the people who interviewed me either before (if I happened to know who I was meeting with) or
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by angstrom 18y ago
Both in job hunting and filling positions. It goes both ways. Rather than trying to capture everything social it has focused on just capturing the career network and doing it well. If I'm on LinkedIn it's for a reason: Jobs. If I'm on Faceb
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by angstrom 18y ago
Agreed, but you're less likely to find falsified information on a LinkedIn page. The people on LinkedIn in are more likely to be real. That has considerably more tangible value IMO.
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by angstrom 18y ago
I signed up for both in 2005. I haven't used FB since. I still use LinkedIn. FB is a liability to your career, LinkedIn is not. LinkedIn captures the social network that matters to business. FB captures the social network that matters to py
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by angstrom 18y ago
Sounds like the Richard Feynman stories about sitting on the board that chose the math/physics books for highschool students. He was the only one reading them while the others were just judging the book by the cover or what the publisher ha
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by angstrom 18y ago
I noticed the accuracy was off a little too (maybe 500 ft off)
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by angstrom 18y ago
In much the same way tax incidence passes corporate tax on to employees and customers.
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by angstrom 18y ago
The idea that there is ever a bad time to do a startup is ridiculous. There are horrible times to attempt an exit. During the crash would be one of them.
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by angstrom 18y ago
The only real saving grace is the speculators that were allowed to be wiped out.
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by angstrom 18y ago
I learned the hands free approach as a kid (no assistance, just experimentation). Now I can reach ear piercing levels that temporarily damage the hearing of those within 5-10 feet using either a 3-5 second burst or 10-15 second sustained wh
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by angstrom 18y ago
True, but due to copper's heat conducting properties I would think it would be the worst thing you could put in the beam's path (next to your hand).
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by angstrom 18y ago
This was certainly useful as I'm scheduled to interview with them in a couple weeks. I know some people who have been interviewed there on both the accepted/rejected sides of the coin. You can be technically savy and still not be a good fit
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by angstrom 18y ago
Agreed. The cost of implementing such an open system is negligible compared to the cost of securing it. You can harden a system as much as you want, but the business case for doing so is nil until it becomes a problem. At 0.000000003 of rid
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by angstrom 18y ago
Credibility: Priceless.
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by angstrom 18y ago
Sounds like 2DBoy: http://www.2dboy.com/about.php
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by angstrom 18y ago
I had the same question at the end. The only trend I could see is my own anecdotal evidence of journalists' tendency to draw conclusions where there is insufficient data to back up their central argument.

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