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13y ago
No, but that is not what Snowden is being used to say. Snowden is being used as part of a propaganda war re: US espionage by a country (China) which itself has expansionist ambitions and itself has a well developed cyber espionage/war
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No, but he is a propaganda pawn.
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It is interesting to read the commentary here. Some of you here are US citizens. You do realize that you are supporting a person, who is basically a foreign agent and now a pawn in the hands of two foreign powers who themselves engage in cy
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The second video is definitely cool. At the end I was waiting for a crack in the glass, or the drone tumbling out of control and then the static screen, but was disappointed. The first video of the "shooting down" looked very simu
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Filmmaker asserts new evidence on crash of TWA Flight 800
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I predict that Snowden's case will mirror that of several agents/people during the cold war who defected to or openly supported the Soviet Union. The Soviets initially gave them asylum and a platform. But when they started to crit
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To me, the real story is possibly how the government over pays contractors. The other real story is not that the government does this, it is that the government did not tell us it did this. THAT makes it underhand. If the government came ou
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Who is funding him?
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You are correct sir. This is entirely the wrong thread. I am deleting the comment.
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[Edited: Deleted, wrong thread. Thanks for pointing it out. Sorry]
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That is certainly innovative. It would get you noticed for sure, especially for positions that require presentation skills/communication/sales/publicity. I didn't quite understand the woman logo in your interests section and I wonder if tha
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13y ago
The only criterion is if you want this. Age does not matter. You will be in classes/labs with much younger people. If you don't care about that (or if you like that) then go for it. What field are you considering?
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Hi, since I can't leave comments on you nice post, I'm doing it here. * Thanks for putting up 'long form' posts which I guess what the kids are calling regular articles which take up more than 130 characters. * Thanks for writing about your
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Also, be confident enough that your confidence does not depend on which of two synonyms you use to suggest changes you would recommend.
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Also, Flickr has lots and lots of good quality CC and other free to use licensed photos. http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/
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I'm going to come out and say it. Mostly when people are rude and inconsiderate it's because they haven't been trained and have gotten away with selfish behavior from over indulgent parents. Aspergers is a RARE condition. It needs to be dia
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13y ago
Not on mac: a.c -> main; gcc -nostdlib -std=c89 a.c -o a a.c:1: warning: data definition has no type or storage class Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: "start", referenced from: -u command line
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for those who see the server crashing: The program is in C89 main;
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Also known as hawkers, eg. street hawker.
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lavabit isn't accepting new users right now.
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"worth" depends completely on you. The things to keep in mind is that there are not so many straight physics jobs out there, though with the mathematical and computer skills you will develop you will probably be well equipped to handle seve
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"It". A disembodied voice in a dark forest, regardless of whether you can deduce gender, is most definitely an "it". An "it" I would run away from.
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The real way is to jumble up the photos and get people to guess which is which.
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Dear Gareth, Please include this as a blog post on your blog, so that it does not get lost. Thanks again for the explanation. -Kaushik
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It was very interesting. I first didn't realize it was Wolfram's blog. I was split by the tone of the post, which seemed to be comparing the author to Leibniz and which seemed to be a little pompous. It was an interesting bit of history abo
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The points in the article are important to consider (sampling bias etc etc) but they apply to ALL attempts to analyze data for patterns. For me the utility of big data is simple - more samples. Even if the effect is small you can find it an
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I consider myself an experienced amateur. I would give different advice. If you are a documentary photographer (sending in pics with an article) the use a compact or a micro 4/3rd camera. Those are easy to carry around and less conspicuous
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Ajay Bhatt, inventor of the USB, tech rockstar
(cnn.com)
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Flickr, CC licensed photos
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London Marathon solidarity with Boston runners
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