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by basugasubaku 15y ago
Have you tried setting Minimum font size also to "Very large"?
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
The papers are from JSTOR, not MIT. MIT pays for a subscription to JSTOR like many other universities do.
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
He had a personal Facebook account but quit after being unable to keep up with all the friend requests. Now he has a Facebook fan page.
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
I think you are confusing the wall with the news feed. The original wall was a single wiki on your profile (ca 2004?), later replaced with public messages on your profile. The news feed is the updates you see when you login.
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
Dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2222191
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
Looks perfect in Lynx too, which was a pleasant surprise.
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
He is a software developer at "SeatGeek", not an economist. He wrote "Internet Economist" as a joke.
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
I didn't say that. It's the presumption that they are immigrants based on the fact that they are Asian that is somewhat rude. I think it is the wording of the question that is likely to bother people. It makes the questioner sound as if h
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by basugasubaku 15y ago
It doesn't matter if the questioner is white or not; they likely reacted as explained in msburnett's interpretation. As worded, the question seems to presume that they are foreigners/immigrants and the follow-up question that their parents
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Here are the stats for Stanford: http://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/cdc/jobs/salary-grads
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
He is also an author of the Google Bigtable ( http://labs.google.com/papers/bigtable.html ) and Chubby ( http://labs.google.com/papers/chubby.html ) papers. In university, we had to read one of his earlier papers, Eraser ( http://citeseerx.
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Is there anything in the article to actually support the headline "we're worried"?
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Not really... Twitter was a huge success in Japan, and that's about as simple as it gets.
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
lol, what? I am not jongales. I have not noticed ads on markmail. I was mostly surprised people are advocating blocking markmail because I've seen it linked to often by the Apache project sites: http://couchdb.apache.org/community/lists.ht
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
? I didn't say anything about mail-archive. I mentioned the official Apache archives ( http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ ) The value of markmail, for me, is you can search. I'm not bashing the Apache archives, but they are not sear
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
On the reddit thread, the guy says that was inaccurate and they were actually "really nice" in waking him up. http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/fpkav/the_boy_who_st...
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
How about Dan Boneh and David Brumley? They are security researchers with strong backgrounds in mathematics.
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
As I wrote on the other thread, markmail is the best site for searching through Apache mailing lists that I've seen. Many of the Apache project websites link to markmail for their archives. Why are people wanting to block it?
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Yeah, I wasn't supporting the current policy... but it looks difficult to change it. Your proposal has come up from time to time, and it's been strongly opposed by the legal counsel for the Wikimedia Foundation, for legal reasons: "communi
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
markmail provides the best archives of Apache project mailing lists that I've seen. Many of the project sites link to the markmail archive. And it's ad free. Compare for example the Apache archives of CouchDB ( http://mail-archives.apache
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
This feature exists in the software. But only people with administrator rights have permission to view deleted pages. If you want to see a deleted page you can usually ask an admin. They will generally restore it somewhere where you can s
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
It's interesting that there is no longer a Nemerle article on the English Wikipedia, but there is one on the Japanese, Polish, Russian, Finnish, Tajik, Ukrainian, and Chinese Wikipedias. You can see this by going to, e.g., the Japanese arti
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
That's kind of sad. UIUC is reputed to have one of the best CS programs in the world. Are you in CS?
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
See also the revision history http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Torsoraphy&act... (cur | prev) 03:03, 2 February 2011 Nihiltres (talk | contribs) (26 bytes) (;)) The commit summary is ;) Just another wikipedian causing mischie
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
He stated in his first post about working for Google that he is exactly that: my job title is simply "software engineer." ( http://matt-welsh.blogspot.com/2010/06/working-for-google.ht... )
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
How does one get a visa to be in Japan if they intend to start a company there? It would appear to be difficult to get a visa if you are not already profitable, correct?
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
He also could have been staked for the high stakes and so didn't necessarily lose his own money. From what I hear this is not uncommon for winning players taking a shot at the higher stakes or even a high stakes regular who found what he f
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
There is the Open Directory Project ( http://www.dmoz.org/ ). I haven't used it much, but it feels a lot like the original Yahoo.
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Regarding information, not quite. One of the few things I really missed immediately upon graduation was access to expensive databases like LexisNexis, JSTOR, ACM Digital Library. You'll be at a great disadvantage trying to conduct real re
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My Facebook Login Lockout Ordeal and How I Prevailed (crosslandteam.com)
18 points by basugasubaku 16y ago|16 comments

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