kleiba

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   by kleiba 16y ago

   This is not true. The book you cite, 'SuperFreakonomics,' by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner, apparently misquotes the original research on which they base their claim. Here's a quote from the book[1]: "Even the 'locavore' movement, which
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   I don't understand - why do some schools block encrypted search?
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   Is FOSS actually important to anyone?
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   As the parent pointed out, in some areas/countries it's completely uncommon to announce salary ranges in job ads. What are you going to do then? Never apply? Move to another country?
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   Emacs! No, wait - vi! No, wait - what was the question again?
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   For a long time, I used to think along those lines, too. But then I seriously asked myself in what way I'm actually contributing to humanity - and I find it's not so much. And I'm working in research. But in the end, what I do is so margi
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   Since this is not Twitter, here's the actual URL of the above link: http://johnstamosfever.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/ninjas-an...
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   by kleiba 16y ago

   "Multi-core is here to stay", says Rich Hickey
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   Steve Yegge - where are you?

   21 points by kleiba 17y ago|3 comments