chrisedge

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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   I agree. If I had never used anything like Reddit or Digg, I probably wouldn't know what the arrows meant.
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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   They are to rank the comments and give the users karma points. So yes they have a purpose.
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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   I would have to disagree with the comparison of PayPal and Square. I find that there are similarities, but there are much more profits to be found in enabling businesses to bypass the hardship of being able to process cards (which can be bo
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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   I agree that it is very neat and could be used for students that just can't quite grasp the concept of what pi really means. One of my teachers used something very similar to this to explain pi to students that did not quite understand the
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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   Yeah, I find that strange too. I think some startups are getting bloated valuations which could cause people to think that a billion dollars is not a "big deal".
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   by chrisedge 15y ago

   It is interesting how the title makes you think that mutations are more frequent(that is at least what I thought), but in the article they go about how they thought mutations were about 200 in each person. The fact of how genetic mutations