irixusr

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by irixusr 11y ago
If you don't mind which courses did you pay for? Especially, which ones did you pay because they were so high quality?
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by irixusr 11y ago
Agreed. I love Apple's hardware (much more than their user interface), but I dislike being in public with a giant glowing half eaten apple.
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by irixusr 11y ago
NPR suggests people in the director's position have a more legitimate need to cover their webcams "... It's certainly not unreasonable to worry about webcams, especially for someone as high-profile as Comey " And teenag
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by irixusr 11y ago
More speculation that confirms our theory without any evidence. * The theory is "we're good. Anyone we don't like is bad" The evidence collection goes "confirms our theory, it's true." Or " Contradict
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by irixusr 11y ago
In conclusion the stock market is up because there's lots of easy money and companies are buying back stock.
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by irixusr 11y ago
Actually it's a tax to being far from the central bank. The further you are the longer the price signal from the printed money will take to reach you. Inflation is cancer.
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by irixusr 11y ago
If Aaron Schwartz faced decades in jail for piracy what the tax payer financed, how much time should Clinton face?
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by irixusr 11y ago
"Where's the lane?" I've often asked that myself dear robot. Welcome, you're now truly a fellow driver
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by irixusr 11y ago
I would add that we need tip think we're a democracy
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by irixusr 11y ago
That's why I never participate I anything data related. I turned down a $100 best buy gift card in exchange for a 10 minute interview. The guy wouldn't let me go because he couldn't understand why anyone would turn down $100
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by irixusr 11y ago
Spectacular. The only reason I was ever good at Math is because I found relationships like these despite my math teachers' best attempts to crush exploratory math. I can still remember them chiding me for not doing math their way. Cert
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by irixusr 11y ago
I would argue that watching porn -in secret- is a symptom of Puritanism.
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Ask HN: What is the difference between a closure and an object?
2 points by irixusr 11y ago|4 comments
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by irixusr 11y ago
If you're about to work for the federal government. I suggest catch 22 and Kafka. Now that I'm working with them,I realize those books aren't fiction: they're documentaries.
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by irixusr 11y ago
I work for the government right now. I'm trying to gather a community of git supporters to push for git. However, after three months I still haven't gotten a computer suitable for my job.
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by irixusr 11y ago
Putting aside their dubious methodology (see other comments) I'm glad to see Atlanta fared so well. I lived in ATL for almost 19 years and it's one of the most livable places I've ever been. Sad to be gone....
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by irixusr 11y ago
I read through them a bit. I'd like to see the frequency of "pls print". Seems to be her only contribution to every conversation...
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by irixusr 11y ago
Question for someone who knows patent law: If the foam arrow already existed, how is it not prior art? And if the patent is invalid how are they not using the courts to bully a competitor out of business?
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by irixusr 11y ago
I searched by Susan rice and I'm (not) surprised that much of it is redacted, i.e. the people releasing this do not think it's suitable for release to the public. In the end you can't be the most effective Secretary of state
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by irixusr 11y ago
School's first objective is to make you obey.
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by irixusr 11y ago
I was a TA and grading "independent" solutions is a pain. But that's their job. And it's the university's to hire enough TAs to do a good, through, job
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by irixusr 11y ago
I was very pleased yesterday to see someone posted one of his articles. When I first discovered him a few years ago I read them with great enthusiasm; all the electrical theory I learned came together and clicked (for audio anyways)
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by irixusr 11y ago
The differences are mostly aesthetic then.
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by irixusr 11y ago
I seem to recal that Canada doesn't tax winnings. And there's a better strategy then playing every number; play only the numbers that are not likely to cause a collision. You might not an every time, but you'll increase EV
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by irixusr 11y ago
"is only about 4.6% to 6.5% of the global economy." You think that's a trivial amount? 4 to 7 % of all human activity is oil or gas? That includes agriculture, weapons consumer goods, all construction, all construction mate
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by irixusr 11y ago
"a single allegation is properly sourced." This isn't a report for external review. This is an internal communication among people who are in the loop. This is a primary source for future sourcing!
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by irixusr 11y ago
We shouldn't get upset. Karma is a &itch. Look how much fun France and Europe is having with all those hungry masses flowing in. Nor should we surprised France allowed her colonies independence (without a bloody fight she was certa
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Ask HN: Strategy for “winning” powerball (and passing stats)
1 points by irixusr 11y ago|1 comments
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by irixusr 11y ago
Well, its a vector of energy, but very cool
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by irixusr 11y ago
This story is another example of how mismanaged the Japanese rail system has become. It would be cheaper, and more environmentally friendly , to pick this girl up in a Escalade limousine, provide a tutor to review her lesson plan, and then

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