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emacdona
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emacdona
13y ago
coldpie, you are absolutely right: if cars are a hobby, get one you will enjoy driving. And like you alluded to, there are plenty of options well under 60k. However, if all you're looking for is to get from point A to point B with a su
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emacdona
13y ago
Everything you said makes me think you are heading in the right direction except for the 60k car :-) Spend 30k on a lightly used car if you want "nice". It sounds like you have three different goals, and they break down neatly in
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emacdona
13y ago
And, even if it didn't compile (which is a big "if"), you'd still have a postscript or pdf file of the presentation. I have yet to find a non-DRM'ed pdf old enough to cause me trouble when trying to view it.
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emacdona
13y ago
It's been almost a day since this was posted, but I still haven't heard of any other customers having had the same experience. Is there anyone else out there to whom this has happened? I'm having a hard time finding a colleag
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emacdona
17y ago
"'This stuff is huge in Japan, in all of Asia,' Lunning says" Does this mean that anyone from Japan or "all of Asia" who reads these comics is subject to arrest when they visit the United States with one of these comics in their backpack?
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emacdona
17y ago
You should probably add Knuth's Volume 1 ( Fundamental Algorithms) to your list: http://www.amazon.com/Art-Computer-Programming-Fundamental-A... The first few sections cover some mathematical background.
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emacdona
18y ago
Yeah, a 25% off coupon direct from the publisher isn't really newsworthy. Bookpool does even better than Amazon: 33-51% off on Pragmatic Bookshelf books. http://www.bookpool.com/ss/L?pu=PB
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emacdona
18y ago
I haven't seen Mason ( http://www.masonhq.com/ ) mentioned yet. I was hoping someone else would mention it because I don't feel I can properly represent it. I only played around with it; nothing substantial. But I liked it (for what that's
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emacdona
18y ago
I read this little gem over the summer: Godel's Proof ( http://www.amazon.com/Godels-Proof-Ernest-Nagel/dp/081475837... ) At 160 pages, it's the ideal size to carry with you everywhere you go. All summer long, any time I had an extra half a
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emacdona
19y ago
Actually, I laughed at your (less subtle) comment. I did not laugh at the one to which you replied, which is allegedly more subtle, though I could only know that if I was in the top 5%. I didn't find it funny, ergo I am not in the top 5%. I
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emacdona
19y ago
But Google does let you search for jobs within a given radius: http://www.google.com/base/s2?hl=en&gl=us&a_n0=jobs&... edit: And Google lets you narrow your search by industry, etc. As with other "hidden" features of Google, I fou
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emacdona
19y ago
I'm over 30. I don't have plans for a startup anytime soon... but I love the comments in this thread. They let me know it's still possible! And I haven't ruled it out...
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emacdona
19y ago
That does put it in perspective. Thanks for the insight.
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emacdona
19y ago
If there are hundreds of thousands of educated Indians clamoring for engineering jobs, how aren't they taking over the world yet? What needs to be done to provide them the opportunity? Sounds like there is quite an opportunity for the provi