ipince

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   by ipince 13y ago

   I don't recall being in a car w no indication of which side the gas tank was on. Usually a little arrow indicates it next to the gauge.
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   by ipince 13y ago

   Why is the browser history being filled up?
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   Zumper Goes National And Releases An iPhone App(techcrunch.com)

   1 points by ipince 13y ago|0 comments
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   by ipince 13y ago

   nostromo can you elaborate on why its a dream come true? what could the landlord do?
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   AdMob Developer Tools With Smarter App Promotion(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by ipince 13y ago|0 comments
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   by ipince 13y ago

   You don't know what he wants or doesn't want. It _could_ be selfish, but it could very well not be. Maybe he just had the chance to learn a lot more about this particular disease and so it's more natural for him to invest there. It sure wou
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   by ipince 13y ago

   http://www.salarysecret.com/continue/358-ratoru54
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   by ipince 14y ago

   Care to explain why?
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   by ipince 14y ago

   I’m all in favor of teaching kids how to program, but please be careful about setting expectations. To me, it sounds as if you’re telling people “hey, learn to program in 6 months and get a six figure salary at Facebook!”. While that may be
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Well, I'm not currently living in Venezuela, but throughout my network I see much rejoicing. It is not an accurate representation of Venezuela though. A sample statement (not mine) to show how much of an effect he's had: " As it turns out,
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    by ipince 14y ago

    I'm not GP, but the first statement doesn't make too much sense. As a Venezuelan, I think he means the second one.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Which is pretty accurate.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    The iCampusPrize at MIT does exactly that. It has $15,000 in prizes and it has been running since 2008. It has two stages: (1) for prototype submissions and small prizes of ~$1,000, (2) final fully-working submissions and big prize of up to
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    by ipince 14y ago

    I would suggest making the fitness function more complex. I think its a bit confusing to see the optimal result be equal to the fitness function's parameters, and it makes it easier to miss the point.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    I'm a python noob. Why does a kitten die? You're creating a new list of the same size of the source list (once) and iterating over it. How can you achieve the same w/out creating a new list?
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Can you clarify this: "But then if you end up not spending that money because you made a boatload of cash the next year and want to take it out:" Why would you have to pay taxes again? Sure, you can pay taxes on the growth, but you wouldve
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Hi Rafael! Assuming you're Venezuelan, you're the only one (beside myself) that I've seen in hacker news. I'd be interested in chatting about what you're doing and your view of Venezuela's situation. Please email me (find email in profile).
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    by ipince 14y ago

    And myself too, please. It would find it extremely helpful. (Email in profile).
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    New big data firm to pioneer topological data analysis(guardian.co.uk)

    2 points by ipince 14y ago|0 comments
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    by ipince 14y ago

    He says he's an analyst. Presumably he was looking at data.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    How do you have them have social interactions with other children and adults? (Just curious since I believe it's extremely important).
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Unless you get stabbed on the neck or get your stomach punctured, I think the chances of surviving a stabbing are high.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    which was the first one?
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    by ipince 14y ago

    For those who don't know the numbers, 18, 8, 5, and 6 correspond to the sciences, math, physics, chemistry, and EECS, respectively.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Hopefully you don't :-) still, it would be pretty unwise for people to input their credentials there. Instead, just put the code up on github and link to it. The curious but cautious people would be able to verify the hack then
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Can you clarify what each input means? When the help text for the "name" field of a form says "the name you'd like to use".. well, it's not very helpful. Thanks :-)
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    by ipince 14y ago

    I didn't know what a visa waiver was. For others: http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html#... Sadly, my country is not in the list, so I have to pay up.
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    by ipince 14y ago

    I grew up in Venezuela. Most of what he says is true, except I'm not a drug-dealer, so I haven't been in many at-risk situations. I've either provided some "documentation" in cases in which my license or medical certification was expired, o
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    by ipince 14y ago

    Funny. A few months ago I was subject to the exact same pitch. Everything exactly the same. As I read I thought "wow, these cosmetics companies got this down to a science." Turns out it was the same company, so who knows. The only differenc
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    by ipince 14y ago

    "Be aware that pictures and other things you write down (including emails) can be used against you for legal/tax purposes. If you’re living out of your office or visa-versa, you didn’t tell me, and you don’t have any pictures. It can be dea