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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> highly classified court order Boy does that sound like a concept which needs to die. Justice does not tend to occur behind closed doors.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Yumcoin takes just 1% + .0025 BTC from each sale. A fixed component of the commission for a deflationary currency? The only people putting that into their critical path were not paying attention in economics classes.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Hell, install the porn as part of a setup.exe payload and put it in an obscure folder 9 levels down from C:\Windows\System32\drivers. Who would ever look there besides the friendly officers inspecting your machine? Child porn pretty much t
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> I wonder how he would explain rhombuses with negative area. The rhombus is in the II or IV quandrant. Alternatively, the endpoint of the vector sum is of the form (-x, y) or (x, -y), where x and y are positive numbers.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Somebody needs to plant child porn on the supreme court justices' computers, so that judges understand the implications of "possession is 9/10ths of the law."
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Well, since the power buttons are now failing on the iPhone 4's, it's not too much of a loss.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Can we please get rid of the mortgage tax deduction now? It's welfare for the middle class, by another name. It ain't going away.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Look at Figure 2 on pg 17. Does anyone really want to draw conclusions on homeownership and unemployment based on that data?
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> the pattern has always been one of merciless slaughter of the founder interest, as evidenced by any down round within memory. It would be interesting to see the stats for investor payoff when that dilution is included. The few case
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
What was your thesis? It was particularly difficult a few years ago when recurrent c diff was relatively unknown. At that point, I had to find a compounding pharmacy to get the oral vanco. When things would recur, docs who clearly did not
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I think you just discovered that when you apply the same line of reasoning to everything everywhere, you get nonsensical results. That's usually why it is best to apply reasoning sensibly. For instance: Your programming example is missing
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> But with medical fecal transplants there's very little ick factor. I find the ick factor thing absurd. Again, Which is more likely? 1. An MD, who has been through anatomy lab which cuts off every part of the human body (ever cut o
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> but they mention it as if it is just the normal thing to do. As usual, you need to evaluate your doctors' incentives. Do they make more money from 1. Cutting your wife open, with all the associated hospital care or 2. Fecal trans
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Yes, showing yet again that the stock market yields only eminently sensible valuations.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I assume this is about getting Google Promotions better airtime in people's inboxes. One more reason to remove the google flow from your critical path. We always knew there was going to be a time that they needed to please shareholders ove
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Always chock-full of useful data and insights. Judge for yourself and look at the past presentations: 2012: http://www.slideshare.net/kleinerperkins/kpcb-internet-trend... 2011: http://www.slideshare.net/kleinerperkins/kpcb-inter
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> People like him are the reason we're seeing unlimited disappear. Umm, it was never here to begin with.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I am probably a weird case: The major purposes of eclipse for me is purely CDT, and for this it does 2 things well 1. Graphical interface for compilation errors 2. Graphical interface for debugging under gdb. I haven't seen anything like
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I would add: Yes, and our biggest problem is how to invest the profits.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
Why is "solving the problem" of "trying to contribute to a conversation and not making a fool of myself" something that doesn't makes you happy?
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I have no idea what this story has to do with HN, yet I loved every word of it. Thanks for posting.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I can't wait to send money to Mt Gox.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> 90s sitcoms used to always entertain They lost me in the 80s (I watched a ton in the 70s). Never could manage to go back. Edit: I came up with two exceptions 1. Jon Stewart 2. Pinky and the Brain. For different reasons, both of t
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> If all it takes is a little bit of money laundering to get your bank shut down, Don't be ridiculous. You have to both launder money and not give any of it back with campaign donations. Only then do you get shut down.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Are we sure that bitcoin originated in America? Maybe they gave us this gift, and we promptly mishandled it and lost it. Yep we mishandled it certainly... When there is a new technology which is about to change the face of the pla
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
With the various shutdowns of US-based exchanges (and US purchase mechanisms for foreign exchanges), it is driving the bitcoin biz offshore from the US. I don't think it takes too much of a crystal ball to figure out this strategy is a bad
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> The same can pretty much be said about the rest of YouTube’s top “talent.” From Shane Dawson to Smosh, it’s almost universally bad content, bad jokes, bad premises, bad production value. Oh, you mean just like regular TV.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> For instance I was surprised that a postdoc scientist makes roughly the same as a McDonalds Store Manager (~$39k). The joys of supply and demand.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
> Weird piece. And the techno festival known as Fuckparade wound its way down Rosenthaler Straße didn't even warrant a mention in your list of weirdness.
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by jpdoctor 13y ago
I've lived more of my life on the other side (the side of light) compared to Allie. Perhaps that's why one of her segments screamed out at me above the rest. > but I somehow managed to convince myself that everything was still under m

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