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   by lhh 14y ago

   My school had a guest network that would allow people to use it for a few hours, but after that would force them to jump through some sort of registration hoops to get permanent access. Spoofing their MAC addresses seemed to be the easier a
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   by lhh 14y ago

   Anecdotally, having lived in NYC for a few years now, the shift change thing is real. Some time periods are just dead for a little while. If a cab is actually on shift and available, they'll have their light on and stop and pick you up with
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   by lhh 14y ago

   I'd be interested in getting one going. I'm also attending TEDx Silicon Alley on Monday ( http://www.ted.com/tedx/events/4880 ). If anyone else is going I'd love to hear from you. In either case, my email is in my profile.
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   by lhh 14y ago

   This brought to mind something from Cialdini's book, Influence. In one of the case studies he argues that in the absence of a reliable way to assess the quality of something, consumers tend to use price as a proxy for quality. In his exampl
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   by lhh 14y ago

   My favorite math class was probably 18.310, intro to applied math, which is on ocw: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-310c-principles-of... It's not comprehensive by any means, and you probably need to know at least calculus to be