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by kirse 19y ago
Where is the sense of humor on here, this was hilarious. Part of being young is also relaxing and not being so serious all the time. (pro-tip: Laugh a little more often, it melts away the stress)
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by kirse 19y ago
"I myself often slip into this phrasing, whenever I say something like, 'To justify believing in this proposition, at more than 99% probability, requires 34 bits of evidence.'" Error: Social robot could not compute. Please input valid par
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by kirse 19y ago
And if you call right now with the ANTS Profiler you'll get not just ONE license, but TWO licenses for 5 easy payments of $59.95. BUT THAT'S NOT ALL!! We'll throw in this FREE Profiler coffee mug, absolutely free! Operators are standing b
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by kirse 19y ago
My Nokia N95-8gb would beg to differ. It's not Symbian's fault that Nokia took two years to finally give their smartphones enough memory. http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/reviews/item/Nokia_N95_8GB.ph... See "The changes" and tell your fri
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by kirse 19y ago
Currently adopted as the OS of choice for 73% of smartphones.
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by kirse 19y ago
Well I'm posting on YC right now, so I guess that's one. I'd give it away creatively, always wanted to throw money to the wind in a crowded city street. That and fund domestic programs to help encourage the success of our next generation of
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by kirse 19y ago
I went to a state school with the mindset that: 1) It'd be cheaper 2) It's still a solid education that will get me a job 3) I would have time to party and work on my own projects, rather than be at the whim of a professor's latest epic dul
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by kirse 19y ago
I think if you're blessed enough to be entrusted with great wealth, you should pass it on to others so they too can enjoy the benefit. If I ever had money I'd want to give it away in unique ways that specifically help people - whether it's
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by kirse 19y ago
Finally, a generous donation to our home soil. We need to stop giving to other countries so much and fix our own [mounting] problems first.
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by kirse 19y ago
I thought it was hilarious. Then again I don't even see where to downmod, so my only choice was vote up.
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by kirse 19y ago
I generally procrastinate because I simply don't want to do the task, not sure if that's the case for anyone else...
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by kirse 19y ago
Diligence is the mother of good luck. - Ben Franklin
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by kirse 19y ago
Apple needs a kick in the pants before they catch up to Nokia... Nokia just took yet another step ahead with this technology. I own a Nokia N95-8gb and it already blows the iPhone out of the water.
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by kirse 19y ago
No thanks, I like my language the way it is... it was tough enough learning cursive as a kid, no way in hell I'm drawing tiny pictures just so you can better understand my language ;)
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by kirse 19y ago
I too had trouble and it took me like 20 minutes, but I paid close attention to the middle foot shadow and tried to imagine the tip of the foot going in the direction I wanted. After that I pretty much realized I can control reality with my
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by kirse 19y ago
1. Take time away, find what relaxes you and do it 2. Get your sleep back in order 3. Make sure you're truly eating healthy 4. Workout to relieve the stress 5. Optional - Spiritual needs in order? The best thing I can say is now that you've
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by kirse 19y ago
Have to admit, I beat this game a couple days ago and it was really fun (despite being short). The ending is absolutely hilarious. The portals throw you for a loop at first, because you can actually see the world you'll exit into in the po
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by kirse 19y ago
I think this is what Clayton Christensen called "the law of conservation of attractive profits."
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by kirse 19y ago
"Facebook, which is used by over 40 million people to set up their own personal Web pages...has emerged as the poster child for the latest Internet wave." Yes, the latest e-Wave to hit the the Beach of Interweb e-Shores.
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by kirse 19y ago
1) Technical Writing 2) Project Management A tie for most useful... Both courses have been far more practical than my actual technical capabilities. The first one taught me how to effectively tailor my ideas to my audience, and the second
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by kirse 19y ago
Man that green/puke color absolutely hurts the eyes, and I don't need to tell you that anonymously either =)
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by kirse 19y ago
A year or so ago I remember a couple private rainbow cracking sites that had tables of up to several terabytes in size. It was easy to just submit your hash and they'd queue it up to be cracked. I think one of them is now rainbowcrack.com
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by kirse 19y ago
<Insert generic Do no Evil complaint here> Of course, it's not like I don't trust Google with my email, search history, office documents, website stats, blogs, travel planning, financial info, and now... private health information?
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by kirse 19y ago
I fully agree, I've found that everything pretty much comes back to sleep, whether it's managing stress, work, or just plain getting sick. If there's any other athletes here, one of the key things you know is that you don't get stronger du
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by kirse 19y ago
It does make sense to build inside Facebook's platform, so long as you also have an outside service available to the "wide open internet". Limiting yourself to Facebook-only is stupid, unless it's an app that will only function in that env
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by kirse 19y ago
I have an app (Fast Friends -- originally Top Nine) with 125,000 users and absolutely no problems hosting -- I'm actually running two apps off the same server. I'm sure if I had won the user war against Slide I'd need a dedicated server ;)