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Pretty much any UC Berkeley course is like this; check out the archives for the intro CS class, cs61a: http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61a/archives.html Here's a listing of all the different classes and their arc
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Outside of downtown urban centers, somewhat yes. Generally you need one car per worker. Part of the reason cities are becoming popular again is because people don't want to have to deal with all this bullshit, and be able to walk/
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Enough do. For example, the line for people from India with a master's degree (separate lines for bachelors or phd) to get a green card is more than 11 years long. That's the time from when they qualify to get a greencard to when
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I think one way to fix the trust issue outlined here would be not tying the H1B visa to a specific job, but instead giving it for a defined period of time, eg 5 years, and not making it dependent on the employer. I know at least a few peopl
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What's the statute of limitation on conspiracy in new york?
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> Why wasn't HTTPS Everywhere affected by Heartbleed? Because we sign updates with an offline signing key that EFF keeps on a dedicated airgapped machine. So even if SSL is totally broken, the integrity of updates is guaranteed. Yay
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does anyone have a nonpaywalled link? going via google didn't work like it does for nyt.
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probably because his resigning involved a provision about not talking about the terms of his resignation.
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riverbed?
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Can Confirm that it is insanely easy to hustle your way into berkeley. I had a friend or two do while I was there. In the meantime, there's no need to not follow along, and there's no need for enrollment through extension (and wit
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It would probably be a specific url. Or an entire domain for something like a site dedicated to illegal gambling. Though why they wouldn't just go after the website to take it down like they do currently eludes me.
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Does Moffit still remain a federal airfield that defense companies can ship sensitive cargo out of? "Celli says his company ships satellites out of Moffett up to 12 times a year, and not being able to do so would mean a 160-mile trip t
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Two things: 1) lots of other stuff rocks, so you don't want to leave and you can downgrade your living space to something smaller that is more "affordable" to get most of what you want 2) people are leaving, but at a slower r
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Most definitely that's a question that needs to be asked, but before you ask that, you need to ask what engines have performance specs worthy of further consideration. If you did it in reverse order, you're liable to get finalists
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Most definitely that's a question that needs to be asked, but before you ask that, you need to ask what engines have performance specs worthy of further consideration. If you did it in reverse order, you're liable to get finalists
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To answer the question of why even use them at all, it's because on paper they still compare very well to the other options. Specific impulse is basically an efficiency measure, like mpg for cars. The higher it is, the more efficient t
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Can't onstar shut down/disable cars that are reported as stolen, even when they are on and in gear and moving?
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I assume you're talking about the subprime home mortgage debacle? Because the issue wasn't that the loans were subprime, so much as it was the massive amounts of institutional fraud across many layers of the mortgage business that
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assuming they followed all relevant security procedures and protocols, what do you propose they do in the future to not lose customers like you? protecting yourself against custom malware like the type the article says infected home depot i
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Have fun going faster. :D just beware CA has am absolute limit of 65 (unless marked up to 70) above which any speed is considered a priori unsafe, which means you can be cited regardless of road conditions. And beware you can always be cite
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Were those posted limits on white or yellow signs? Just in case there's a cultural barrier (like right turn on red) you know the yellow signs are not mandatory in CA, right?
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In the requirements, OR seems pretty adamant that they want a COTS solution with no or very little custom code. I'm sure they could do this project with OSS products and custom code integrating everything, but those don't come wit
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my favorite bit so far: > He added that “they broke every single best practice that Oracle themselves have defined. It is one of the worst assessments I have performed * * .” The same developer wrote to Oracle, “You are Oracle people, w
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who is their economist/fiscal policy/monetary policy adviser? I looked on the website and there doesn't seem to be anyone with this background amongst the advisers, board, or employees.
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Well, this was a horrible way to discover that I'm not a people. If I stop collecting books, can I become a people? Is there like a specific process or licensing body?
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FYI, bart starts running at 4am, and google maps is pretty good at giving public transit direction in the bay area. the only caveat is to choose when you want to arrive as opposed to depart (duh), and if you plan to drive part way, choose t
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there are three level of trains. baby bullets go from san jose to sf in about an hour with very limited stops. there's local express which have more stops than baby bullet, but don't stop at every station (gross oversimplification
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uhhh, you do realize this was part of the price fixing that included apple, google, and others right?
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well, don't give it to them all at once. pay everyone biweekely or twice a month or something similar. you'll still have idiots doing stupid shit, but less people spending their entire income on a Yaris in January with no thought
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Staying with CS
(cs.stanford.edu)
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