jpwagner

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by jpwagner 17y ago
http://bit.ly/q5YiA
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by jpwagner 17y ago
1. The future strength of our economy depends on its ability to create, support, and sustain entrepreneurs. Dead on. 2. ...They are in school, right now... Very True. 3. They are nerds. Wait what? This piece is a
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by jpwagner 17y ago
those kids that happen to not have access to technology are behind the ones who do by more than any time in history, including yesterday, including 5 minutes ago.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
not to be confused with "Hedley Lamarr" from Blazing Saddles...
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California Science+Technology+Policy Fellowships(fellows.ccst.us)
1 points by jpwagner 17y ago|0 comments
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by jpwagner 17y ago
dude, it's a friggin joke... i suppose you don't find this funny either: http://www.bibliomania.com/2/9/77/124/21473/1/frameset.html
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by jpwagner 17y ago
while the measurement may read "inches" it's actually on an arbitrary scale. in other words, to a skier, "14 inches" means compare-the-conditions-to-the-last-time-you-went-and-we-said-14-inches . not to mention the obvious fact that measu
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by jpwagner 17y ago
This claim is just a subset of people-who-excel-at-anything-are-able-to-relate-to-excellence-at-anything-else
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by jpwagner 17y ago
you don't think differently at all... find a customer = sell something today (22) satisfy their needs = support customers maniacally (7) get their money = recognize revenue consistently (19) use their feedback = decide with data (
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by jpwagner 17y ago
"any more than you can deny the planet is unequivocally warming and humans are probably the cause of most of that warming" actually, it's quite easy to deny something is "probably" anything...
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by jpwagner 17y ago
you can tell by the prize amounts...
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by jpwagner 17y ago
Is that happening this year?
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by jpwagner 17y ago
Big news: money thrown at vague problem because of famous names.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
This phenomenon is similar to the class of posts that say "why [business] is like [poker]" etc. A vast majority of these posts are by people with amateur-at-best experience with the comparison topic. This article is no exception.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
Unfortunately, it seems even more prevalent in the real world...
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by jpwagner 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cato_Institute#Funding Looks like they receive funding from ~20 corporations annually accounting for 2% of their overall funding.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
"He takes 150-plus supplements daily to reach the Singularity."
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Ray Kurzweil: A singular view of the future(newscientist.com)
1 points by jpwagner 17y ago|1 comments
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by jpwagner 17y ago
No actually, it's all student syndrome :P
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by jpwagner 17y ago
Summary: a woman wrote something like this... http://bit.ly/8BLUAw (describing her sexual orientation in an "anonymous" (imdb) forum), and then, based on her other reviews and data in the Netflix contest, a couple of hackers (security/priv
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by jpwagner 17y ago
...and I'm responding to what you said No, you're not, you're actually ignoring my words. Please stop. Note: You have made one lifetime submission and it was flagged and marked 'dead.' I will not call you a troll, but please stop.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
good old Tungsten-Alpha :)
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by jpwagner 17y ago
quit these goading, troll tactics please there is no contradiction: yes "real" hackers, yes spend money, no don't say "just another million" sheesh
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by jpwagner 17y ago
pff, you didn't address what I said... "it's only another $1MM"
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by jpwagner 17y ago
While I obviously think they need to close the security gaps, I just want to make a comment on your comment: it's that kind of thinking that keeps our taxes increasing and our economy in shambles. I'm with @tsally on the solution to this ki
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by jpwagner 17y ago
in theory, that sounds a lot more like Earth than any other known celestial body. now, whether or not it's all accurate, we'll find out eventually.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
not really a paradox. learn to play poker.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
this must be a joke (a dry one at that.) not worth the read.
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by jpwagner 17y ago
sorry, don't mean to go back and forth, but a result based on such a flawed model is not something i care to examine. he essentially asks why people choose something that is more stressful and has less rewards ignoring things like job and f
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by jpwagner 17y ago
that doesn't contradict anything i've said... what i'm saying is that your model doesn't account for the above additional fact.

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