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901.
by bllguo 10y ago
The first literally says she is a manager in the post.
902.
by bllguo 10y ago
Seems obvious in retrospect. Wonder if the freezing adversely affects anything? Probably not.
903.
by bllguo 10y ago
> “We got eighty litres, collected over two years, from someone random at Stanford University, who said, ‘I have all this milk. Do you guys want it?’ ” Wow... that's quite an amount. So human milk doesn't "expire"? Wh
904.
by bllguo 10y ago
Very interesting. I wonder how much of the viability of the idea is due to Japanese culture, or whether others could also benefit from such a concept.
905.
by bllguo 10y ago
> Fastest downloading app of all time, global phenomenon, absolute zeitgeist All three of which can be attributed in large part to the Pokemon IP, rather than any other characteristic of the game.
906.
by bllguo 10y ago
Yeah, I was thinking about that. The thing about Pokemon and Nintendo is that demand for a good mobile game was always there. I do think that we will be seeing a lot more AR in the future as a result of this.
907.
by bllguo 10y ago
I disagree. The most critical part is #3. Were this not Pokemon hardly anyone would care. Don't know much about Ingress but didn't it have #1 and #2 already..?
908.
by bllguo 10y ago
What? Nothing you say has anything to do with his point.
909.
by bllguo 10y ago
This is a ridiculously biased and oversimplified view. If everyone operated on your espoused principles, nobody would be incentivized to innovate. You seem to believe the Chinese have some God-given right to get to the state of the art. No,
910.
by bllguo 10y ago
The assumption that democracy is an undeniable good, that democratic government suits all nations, needs to be revisited.
911.
by bllguo 10y ago
Poor example to choose; calculus is critical for several fields. There are a lot of AP courses that are taken largely because students need that feather in the cap for college applications, but at least calc comes in useful down the line fo
912.
by bllguo 10y ago
What? OF COURSE he has a right to interfere, he can say whatever he damn well pleases. Furthermore, all he said was to knock it off; you seem to imply he lectured them or something similar. He set an example by demonstrating their behavior
913.
by bllguo 10y ago
Zealot is a great way to describe them. The absurd justifications they have over at r/ethereum blow my mind.
914.
by bllguo 10y ago
You support a judge pettily and stupidly ordering the blockage of one the most ubiquitous apps in Brazil, over something this insignificant? Insensitive and foolish move on Facebook's part, sure, but come on. Let's put things in c
915.
by bllguo 10y ago
EDIT: Ah, made the connection at the end w/ Zuckerberg. Still don't think this is well written though. If someone told me a high school student (or even a precocious middle schooler) wrote this, I wouldn't be surprised.
916.
by bllguo 10y ago
It's not like there's a shortage of available female names. I don't understand their motivations.
917.
by bllguo 10y ago
It's scary to think about the damage an actually competent force can inflict in this day and age.
918.
by bllguo 10y ago
I have no opinion on Uber leadership coming into this, and would just like to see some elaboration on point 4? I certainly would agree that there are companies with leadership teams as you describe, so I'm not opposed to that notion. J
919.
by bllguo 10y ago
Further down they do say this: "Misconception: Humans have been making G.M.O.s for millenniums. Actually: While selective breeding is a form of genetic modification, G.M.O. refers to foods made with specific forms of modern biotechnolo
920.
by bllguo 10y ago
A hangman's noose? This is stranger than fiction... Even the accuser's name. BamBrogan? Quite unique.
921.
by bllguo 10y ago
It's a big achievement, of course. But on your CV? No. I fail to see how you could convey the lengths you went to in dealing with a bad adviser in a brief, tactful way on a CV. Nor would I want to; seems like it could easily backfire.
922.
by bllguo 10y ago
Well future annual revenue would be based on current, so it can't be considered pure
923.
by bllguo 10y ago
What? Please elaborate! I can't think of how software overcomes this problem.
924.
by bllguo 10y ago
Yep, piazza is widely used nowadays in universities. A board where students can post questions and receive answers from other students, TAs, and instructors. Not meant to be public.
925.
by bllguo 10y ago
This is insane. They can't even prove he was at or ever went to said correctional facility! That should be enough to throw this out the window. I hope Doig gets suitable compensation for this waste of time.
926.
by bllguo 10y ago
You don't need to start a new line for every sentence man. It makes things hard to read.
927.
by bllguo 10y ago
That's just not true. There are space lines still - more recently, space police, galaxy squad.
928.
by bllguo 10y ago
Very cool project, but - and I mean no offense by this - these views are taught in basic finance! There are similar graphs in standard finance texts. So it surprises me that so many people here seem to be caught off guard. I look forward to
929.
by bllguo 10y ago
I don't entirely understand what the commenter is trying to say, but from his username it seems like he is the successor.
930.
by bllguo 10y ago
As someone with no stake in the matter, this Ethereum situation is providing me enormous entertainment.

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