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by jpwagner 12y ago
I'm not a Rap Genius user, so I may misunderstand their mission, but that text does not belong on a sincere literary analysis site, at the very least, so soon after the incident.
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Roombots: Lego-like robotic blocks that transform into furniture(engadget.com)
2 points by jpwagner 12y ago|0 comments
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by jpwagner 12y ago
Sure, but that means a small site needs more money to become widespread. This will force earlier decisions to raise revenue. Whether it be desperate attempts at ad-based revenue, premature fundraising, or hurting adoption by asking for pa
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First living thing with "alien" DNA created in the lab(extremetech.com)
1 points by jpwagner 12y ago|0 comments
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by jpwagner 12y ago
A toddler can learn an ipad true, but it should be clear to any parent that they understand a "command" far earlier. it's no wonder the first baby sign language phrases they learn are "more" and "all done&quot
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by jpwagner 13y ago
Heroku alternatives too? http://www.salesforce.com/company/leadership/board-of-direct...
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by jpwagner 13y ago
I don't get this kind of stuff. I'm sure it's based on good intentions, but this will just lead to MORE nepotism and less transparency because the price of negative press is that much greater. It feels similar to the hit on
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by jpwagner 13y ago
The greatest things I got as a direct result of my time at an undergraduate university are my relationships, specifically my wife and daughter. It just occurred to me how nonsensical a similar title would be: "Too many families are a w
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by jpwagner 13y ago
i keep getting shinty-six
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by jpwagner 13y ago
This is great, but I would recommend anyone doing a "beginner's" guide for python tools like this first refer the reader to virtualenv.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
offering phd programs and granting phds is ultimately the responsibility of the university/institute. although grad students get paid little, the total cost to a lab of a grad student is higher than a tech[nical assistant]. if there w
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by jpwagner 13y ago
The numbers make the problem clear Right, so the problem is that there are way too many students. Is the burden on the upcoming students to discontinue their track or on the universities (etc) to slow admissions and hiring postdocs?
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by jpwagner 13y ago
My personal favorite: "Foot Heads Arms Body"
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Beer distribution game(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jpwagner 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Notifier killed(support.google.com)
4 points by jpwagner 13y ago|0 comments
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by jpwagner 13y ago
maybe in an intellectual sense, but a lot more people read http://www.huffingtonpost.com/science/ than http://arxiv.org/
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by jpwagner 13y ago
this is where "light-weight" comes in. you could do something like use werkzeug's secure cookies and sqlalchemy for sessions and databases respectively.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
http://whois.domaintools.com/piratebrowser.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredrik_Neij
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by jpwagner 13y ago
A good engineer can PM his own work if you have even a small team of say 5 engineers, it makes no sense for each to be their own PM (5 PM's). i can't imagine what you think a PM does.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
http://www.younited.com/why.html but I'm looking for http://www.younited.com/what.html
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by jpwagner 13y ago
"This module is like violence: if it doesn't work, you just need more of it." if for nothing else, I am in love with this for its sense of humor
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by jpwagner 13y ago
then it must be great to be you
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by jpwagner 13y ago
Being your own boss is great... ...if YOU are good at being a boss! If you allow your employees (ie YOU) to slack, then that's not being a good boss.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
it's exactly what you describe and it's special because of it: http://www.keepod.com/about/
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by jpwagner 13y ago
i still haven't seen the main site, but i found these: http://sqlfiddle.com/about.html https://github.com/jakefeasel/sqlfiddle
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by jpwagner 13y ago
sort of. if i have 10 coins, 9 of which have 44.4% chance of heads and 1 has 100% chance, choosing a coin at random and flipping it has 50% chance of heads overall. sure, there is one outstanding coin. the "fallacy" is true when
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by jpwagner 13y ago
so many precautions read up on some of the police work the feds did. this guy was careless.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
This is not unbelievable. Google has more to lose.
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by jpwagner 13y ago
Intelligence is not a scalar. This article should make you rethink your example: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/sep/29/chimp-intelli...
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by jpwagner 13y ago
it's a shame that you draw a comparison between liberty and magic.

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