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631.
by endtime 14y ago
http://www.arcticstartup.com/2011/06/15/vc-per-capita-europe... implies (nationwide numbers only) that it is quite high...
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by endtime 14y ago
Unless you have a very short lap, why can't you do this? + + |ta| |kb| ---- Where the +s are your knees, "ta" is tablet, "kb" is keyboard, and the ---- is your waist.
633.
by endtime 14y ago
Good posted, upvoted. One clarification: > That's 25 users per hash Password choices are probably Zipf-distributed, so averages don't make a ton of sense.
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by endtime 14y ago
I didn't downvote him, but one alternative is that a language is defined by a grammar. Of course you'd want to group certain very similar grammars together as one language (Python 2.x and 3.x), but the grammars of CoffeeScript and JavaScri
635.
by endtime 14y ago
The goal is obviously to figure out how good people will be at solving real problems. But it's not realistic, practical, or fair to come up with an unsolved problem for each interview.
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by endtime 14y ago
>As someone who has done research in the field, I can tell you - this is the future of search, and the key to true AI. Having done research in this field doesn't qualify you to have authoritative opinions on search or AI. I don't neces
637.
by endtime 14y ago
I don't think a world in which everyone is trying to be (or thinks they are) the next Steve Jobs would be so great.
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by endtime 14y ago
I wonder what the implications are for Justin.tv...
639.
by endtime 14y ago
>In my own opinion the question is meaningless which is why I think consciousness is some kind of inevitable emergent property of intelligent systems; Uh-oh...I was mostly with you up until that sentence. See http://lesswrong.com/lw/i
640.
by endtime 14y ago
>I can program in any language. Maybe it's just me, but if you actually think this is relevant/interesting then I can't help doubting your credibility.
641.
by endtime 14y ago
This is consistent with the notion that many (most?) neolithic diseases are caused by inflammation, often expressed by people with paleo/primal/archevore/etc. diets.
642.
by endtime 15y ago
>Win 95? Really? Not Windows 98 with the plus pack? Not Windows 2000? I was thinking of the OSes they released that were big leaps forward for their vast numbers of users. IIRC Win 98 was only an incremental improvement on 95. But I c
643.
by endtime 15y ago
A non-exhaustive list of great MSFT products (I work for Google, no pro-MSFT bias here beyond a dash of meta-contrarianism): * Windows 95 * Windows XP * Windows 7 * Office 2010 * Zune HD * Windows Phone 7 * XBox * XBox 360 * Mice and keyboa
644.
by endtime 15y ago
Why is that an important property of searches?
645.
by endtime 15y ago
Okay, but none of that is specific to this technology or its use at a concert. You just seem to be taking the opportunity to talk about something vaguely related that you have strong feelings about.
646.
by endtime 15y ago
Sounds like you're creeped out by copyright in general, not by anything to do with this article.
647.
by endtime 15y ago
Right, yes, but the (semi-serious) point is that we don't have a crab grid in the same way we have a power grid, so actually implementing this (which is what the article is about, rather than just theory) might be hard. For the crab comput
648.
by endtime 15y ago
Uh, I think you're overthinking this. What is the output of a NOT crab-gate when there are no crabs in the input?
649.
by endtime 15y ago
FYI, hangs on buttering popcorn in Opera.
650.
by endtime 15y ago
The Gmail backend isn't available in the same way as the Firebase backend.
651.
by endtime 15y ago
Are you saying you don't think Gmail has a backend...?
652.
by endtime 15y ago
I hope no one stops employers from doing this - great way to figure out who not to work for.
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by endtime 15y ago
>Businesses wishing to test their self-driving cars have to buy a million dollar bond from the state. It's not for individual owners.
654.
by endtime 15y ago
Ah, thank you. And also, duh.
655.
by endtime 15y ago
>The only grid that we do not know if it is 4-colorable is 12x21. This is still open and you are URGED to work on it. Is this a typo for 21x21? If not, then presumably 21x21 is known to be 4-colorable...and it seem to me that removing
656.
by endtime 15y ago
Is "the critic" necessarily an anti-pattern? I felt a bit like this when I was a CTO, but I didn't have a choice - my CEO wasn't technical enough to understand how complex the things he wanted to do were.
657.
by endtime 15y ago
>the basic principle is part and parcel of every free market economy. Is this a theoretical or empirical claim?
658.
by endtime 15y ago
I don't disagree with anything you're saying...but I get the sense you think case 3 is far more common than I think it is.
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by endtime 15y ago
Can't agree enough. For me, internships were largely about being able to say "Okay, now I know I don't want to do that." Places I interned: * Quigo (acquired by AOL) twice, before and after freshman year * AMD, after sophomore year * Gold
660.
by endtime 15y ago
Do you think you'd have learned less at a paid internship?

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