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coreyp_1
10y ago
Thanks for the write-up! I'm a 1.5 years from graduating with my CS PhD, and have not considered investing at all, mainly because I have no idea what to do/how to do it.
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10y ago
What is CCC?
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I think that tipping as a percentage of the meal cost is absolutely idiotic. I have never gotten good service at an expensive restaurant, and yet the receipt gives you the math for 18%, 20%, and 22% tips. I have gotten good and bad servic
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10y ago
SO. MANY. ADVERTISEMENTS. It was unbearable and unusable on a mobile device. I gave up.
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That's also when he came to Notre Dame.
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Alexis Ohanian visits Notre Dame, & specifically meets with my advisor. We show them what we are working on in regards to analyzing Reddit (probably not the wisest thing to show them a work in progress, before all the data is collected
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10y ago
http://dsg.nd.edu/soc.html I'm in the same lab, but I don't work on the Reddit projects currently (although I am on the most recently submitted paper, which, due to it not being accepted yet, is not on the website
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I'm afraid that our research group was the reason that Reddit removed access to the vote count. Not that it has stopped us from doing research on reddit... We submitted another paper a week or so ago, and will be releasing or dataset
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In short, students actually trust people to tell the truth. Is it really very surprising? Students are conditioned to trust the information that they are given. The teacher is always right, and the student is wrong if they disagree. Critic
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10y ago
TL;DR Completely blocked by popups and disabled scrolling. Don't waste your time.
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Seen by whom? I see it as a beautiful check and balance.
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I like this short article for a few reasons: 1. It makes the case that just because you don't like something, it doesn't mean that there's not a good reason behind it. 2. Just because you like something, it doesn't mean
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10y ago
It's posts like this (and the accompanying comments) that make me realize how much I still have left to learn! One of the reasons that I love HN is how informative you all are!
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Ask HN: Is there anything worth purchasing on Black Friday/Cyber Monday?
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Google Hits Pixel Resellers with 'Digital Death Sentence'
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OP here. I'm actually surprised that you saw this post. It was flagged almost immediately, and I didn't realize until now that it was un-flagged. It was flagged long enough, I suppose, to bury it, though. I posted it after the e
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Secrets of Online Shopping Discrimination
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Here’s the mathematical reason why it’s impossible for Trump to become President
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Curse broken Cubs win World Series with epic Game 7
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Notepad++ and the way I can use it for sftp (e.g., I can use it based on a connection, & I don't have to set up a complete "project". This is VERY useful for when I grade student assignments on a remote server, where I w
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10y ago
I hate the Ubuntu scroll bars, and Unity is the Devil incarnate!
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"forced to join corporations"? What on Earth are you talking about? I believe in freedom, including freedom to work for whomever you choose, or freedom to be self-employed, if you choose. What have I said that implies that I'
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90 miles from Chicago. Didn't notice a thing. Note: I'm not dismissing the validity of the concern. I'm only reporting that I didn't even know about it as the attack was happening. I'm sure others were much more
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The better question would probably be: Programmers, why don't you want to unionize? While I see the benefits of unions, I also see the cost of them. Namely, I refuse to condone an action (establish a union and require membership in or
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A 2-year Associate's degree is a bit light in today's competitive marketplace. I would encourage you to go for a 4-year bachelor's. Side note: are you actually able to CLEP out of it at this point? My university would not a
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Forbes blocks access to you if you protect yourself with an adblocker. I do not support them. I will not go to their website. You probably shouldn't, either.
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Specifically, I hate doing upgrades, and when I manage multiple machines, I don't want the headache of continuously breaking the development flow just up update to a "supported" version, after which I have to learn a new inte
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LTS.
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I'm upvoting this for the title and closing paragraph: “Facebook is paying 40-50% more than other places,” Spolsky said at the GeekWire conference. “Which is usually a sign developers don’t want to work there.” I abhor open floor plan
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I'm just a grad student, but I'm shocked/appalled at the sheer number of undergrads whose only source of "news" is news satire (e.g., The Daily Show) or vlogs (e.g., insert <politically-vocal-youtuber-who-agrees-
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