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451.
by gms 17y ago
Just to clarify, is reMail a standalone app also meant to replace Apple's Mail on the iPhone?
452.
by gms 17y ago
Ah I probably do not know you then. I graduated in '04. Do you know Zico? He graduated in '05 and is a grad student at Stanford now I believe. We were in the same algorithms class.
453.
by gms 17y ago
I did undergrad CS at Georgetown too (hi). What year were you, if you don't mind me asking?
454.
by gms 17y ago
I don't disagree, but it's nice to have the option once in a while for when real life throws a spanner in the works.
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by gms 17y ago
Well yes at a high level of course I am not forced as it was my choice. I'm talking at the local level of company policy. It's nice that you have the option of working from home; I'd like that as an option once in a while. The thing is, if
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by gms 17y ago
In my book being forced to be in the office for the 8 or 9 hour stretch is equally as bad as having to show up early every single day.
457.
by gms 17y ago
I think one of the major causes of this, although not mentioned in the article, is the institutionalised culture of having to arrive at the office at a certain time early in the morning, then having to spend the next 8-9 hour block trapped
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by gms 18y ago
It's not that. People just know so little about designing good crypto hash functions. Basically right now nobody knows what they're doing.
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Publishing Blog Posts from Emacs(ghalib.me)
1 points by gms 18y ago|0 comments
460.
by gms 18y ago
Paul Graham has been doing this since at least 1995.
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An Intro to Reverse Induction(ghalib.me)
3 points by gms 18y ago|1 comments
462.
by gms 18y ago
Great article. Thanks for posting this.
463.
by gms 18y ago
"Despite all the time I have wasted here....it was worth it" This sentiment is very common here, but I strongly question it. I also wonder why people don't label their time here a little more honestly: as procrastination. We all justify it
464.
by gms 18y ago
The Indians usually work in more menial jobs and aren't in a position to flee.
465.
by gms 18y ago
I'm not too familiar with these places, but when looking at these graphs during the price increases before the bust (i.e. without the benefit of hindsight), could one not also realistically explain it as 'demand > supply'?
466.
by gms 18y ago
What early hires are you thinking of?
467.
by gms 18y ago
what?
468.
by gms 18y ago
Nice article. Thanks for submitting this.
469.
by gms 18y ago
I got the vibe too, however the product videos have always been mostly-Ive, and have never included Steve.
470.
by gms 18y ago
Can you explain how Pollard can be used to find cycles in a linked list?
471.
by gms 18y ago
Does no one else find the idea of a company using this to monitor their employees off-putting at best, and sinister at worst?
472.
by gms 18y ago
Bit of a non-story, no? The NYT try hard to find something in this, but come up with nothing.
473.
by gms 18y ago
I have been losing sleep trying to find out what the missing figures from the online edition actually look like. Please put me out of my misery.
474.
by gms 18y ago
About time.
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by gms 18y ago
The money would've been better spent had it gone to me.
476.
by gms 18y ago
They probably got that from the government (war on terror, must protect against 'cyber threats', etc).
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by gms 18y ago
Junk food has a lot of calories. Are you sure you're burning those off?
478.
by gms 18y ago
Why are the next two weeks the slowest of the year? Please explain so that I can pass the memo to my employer, as they are not aware of this fact.
479.
by gms 18y ago
How did you know that he spoke Bengali?
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by gms 18y ago
What do 'product' do? The actual design, which is then handed over to engineering for implementation?

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