maurycy

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Lunch with the FT: Peter Thiel(ft.com)
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by maurycy 13y ago
It could be argued that in the long term it simply does not matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coase_theorem
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by maurycy 13y ago
I'd also mention FreeBSD kernel and Niels Provos' code.
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by maurycy 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_drawing_rights
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by maurycy 13y ago
s/is_int/intable/ ;-)
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by maurycy 13y ago
Please no with this Ruby madness in the Go world.
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by maurycy 13y ago
You can make a million dollars in a millisecond.
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by maurycy 13y ago
http://blog.flowblok.id.au/2013-02/shell-startup-scripts.htm... Edit: Not that I recommend the resource, just fixed the link for you.
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by maurycy 13y ago
The productivity does not depend alone on the worker.
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Public Opinion Shifts on Security-Liberty Balance (fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Roger Roots, Are Cops Constitutional?(constitution.org)
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Can Silicon Valley Save the World?(foreignpolicy.com)
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Arabs and Jews in high-tech Israel: Bring them together(economist.com)
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by maurycy 15y ago
I see. Indeed, the rules are so simple it's insulting.
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by maurycy 15y ago
I wonder, what if I don't know Sudoku rules at all?
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by maurycy 15y ago
I recommend reading: http://www.jnd.org/dn.mss/human-centered_design_considered_h... http://pragprog.com/book/lmuse/designed-for-use
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by maurycy 15y ago
Frankly, not that much. Proof writing depends more on abstract reasoning than knowledge of arithmetics. Of course, traditionally, it works that way. I would say, though, it's harmful a bit for the reason that the basic math curriculum is so
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by maurycy 15y ago
Can you prove it?
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by maurycy 15y ago
Let me start with a very simple sentence: people are good . The AirBnB service depends on this simple premise. This is the first axiom of their business. No matter how insured everyone is, the axiom has to hold. Otherwise, you end up with
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by maurycy 15y ago
I think that's illegal in many European countries to match the ads so closely, so it is unlikely that Google's had this in mind[1]. In my opinion, the actual reason is slightly gentler. There is a lot of research that says that people behav
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by maurycy 15y ago
It is a bad example. "Running fast" is a subset of "moving your legs up and down."
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by maurycy 15y ago
In a word, the cap.
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by maurycy 15y ago
Let me make it clear: I did not bother to read the article. The headline says that Facebook bans advertisers pushing Google+ follows. Obviously, no one reads anything but the headline. News by a news, and the audience spreads the news as a
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by maurycy 15y ago
It makes sense as long as he not published it. Why? The university should not pursue cheating. It hurts the credibility. All the teachers do so. On your own, it makes no sense to waste your time, others will take care of. Once announced, th
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by maurycy 15y ago
Business as usual, at Mountain View. My guess, Firefox have gotten that big because of the developers that installed the browser everywhere. It's the same story as Twitter, which flourished the same way. That's why the Chrome developments d
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by maurycy 15y ago
No matter how many I did (I'm fine, thanks), I would love to see a similar system that estimates one's vocabulary using already existing articles. To put aside the ego matters, I'm curious if there are any interesting correlations for writi
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by maurycy 15y ago
As far as I know, no.
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How to implement your own Google Plus Feed(eqiqe.com)
1 points by maurycy 15y ago|2 comments
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by maurycy 15y ago
No one is going to provide you the answer, as no one, except you, is able to know what you really want. I think it makes no sense to give you detailed recommendations, as there are few rather good ones already, so let me try to give you a s
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by maurycy 15y ago
It was a pun. However, let me explain it a bit. The FTP protocol uses plain text. Taking into account that it is most frequently deployed by web hosting companies, that lack of encryption implies a real risk for everyone. It's not a rocket

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