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Southeast US
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US other
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Other (feel free to post below)
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And what a frightening thought that is.
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Ask HN: Building a Search Utility
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This is interesting, but I'm always suspicious of articles that seem to hand-pick their science. This isn't a critique of tea being good for you (I'm sipping on a chai right now and feeling dandy) but a little healthy skepticism from seein
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Thou art a sage.
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I agree with your assertion but not really the justification you give. I don't think he needed an ultimate goal; he followed what seems like a random walk but ultimately found something that worked, hugely. There's definitely survivorship
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This reminds me of a quote I read from a lecture a few years back by a history prof at Colby: "How long will you need to find your truest, most productive niche? This I cannot predict, for, sadly, access to a podium confers no gift of proph
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Homebrew ( http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/ ) is a Macports alternative also worth taking a look at.
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MacVim, its delightful. Or Aquamacs, if you're an Emacs guy.
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Another small victory for the ranks of corporate America.
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Writing a 57-page math paper in something other than LaTex (appears to be Word for God's sake) is nothing short of Herculean.
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I can't give you a real answer, except to say that it probably involves Clint Eastwood.
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I faced this my senior year of college too. What drove me out of the rough was Dweck's Mindset . Get your hands on a copy if you haven't read it yet. The take-away for me was that the apathy I sometimes felt was a kind of scapegoat for
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Irony: (n) - incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs
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On one hand, the healthcare law is a source of tremendous uncertainty for physicians. As so-called 'medico-legal' liability standards continue to become more stringent, and physicians are increasingly burdened with administrative costs, th
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EDIT: The last sentence of point 2 should read, "once I had looked like a fool quite a few times." Foolish of me to have left that out.

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