michaeldhopkins

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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
It depends whether your culture is passive or one with some teeth that will challenge this guy. If your culture is too weak to confront him, then don't let him in.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
You got me to click but the title is misleading. "Paypal convinced 7000 people to attack Paypal" sounds like entrapment but it's just a quote from the defendant in the FBI's case -- a way to say that Paypal brought the DDoS on themselves by
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I don't understand how this is new. Don't Haskell and a couple other languages already do this? My understanding is Haskell has been made to run a million transactions simultaneously, so it's performant.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Paul, how do we join? I'd like to support this.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I would not use it, and I am a heavy Gmail and GAfyD user.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
It's true that one of the most productive things to do during a large meeting is program.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I don't think you are a designer, so I would buy a template for your site and integrate it.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
It falls into the category of crazy until it happens, and likely given enough time. It's in the same category as CA falling into the Pacific Ocean, World War III and a new volcano forming in a populated area.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Bethesda's parent company owns Quake 3, so it's an away game for Notch.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Disallow: /harming/humanity/through/inaction
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Sent.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I should have been more clear that finance pros do not all already read SEC filings. Some pay for news services this could replace. Some read the filings manually and would pay a small amount of money to not bother with edgar. They won't ge
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Their pro package is cheap for an analyst data service.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
It appears that you are creating a spaced repetition app that works for memorizing poems and passages where order matters as opposed to the usual model that works for memorizing a set of facts in random order. That's a good idea. If it work
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
That was a good story, but the transcript had many typos and automatic transcription errors that should be corrected.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I would put $0 in the pot and if my opponent put in more than me, I would pay him until we were even. This beats the game because it sets a cooperative standard while being fair immediately and also protects me. However, if my opponent put
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
You have read so much on HN about how hard it is for a non-developer to hire a great developer, and how hard it is for an office culture to survive the loss of a great leader. Why do you think any other field is different? How could Stalin
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Five women's opinions about Hacker News collected from HelpaGuyOut.com
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Since you seem like a science-minded man, I'll point out that every Christian in this thread has said nothing like what you said. Perhaps you should revise your model.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Batchbook with Rapportive widget?
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I looked all over your website and didn't see "the catch." I don't buy from any unfamiliar business until I know the catch, even if it's just that you're priced to break into the market.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
That wouldn't fly with the many cities that depend on traffic tickets for revenue.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
This is true, yet often when it is brought up as you have done it is a straw man. The OP has in his mind that taxes collected are excessive. If you show him that rates are progressive, he won't decide that enough money is being collected af
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Please share!
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
To be fair to the writers of this article, M. Zuckerberg took the criticism of himself seriously and worked hard to become a great executive -- the news affected reality. One could argue that if all the press about Facebook (and Zuckerberg)
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Well, it's against the momentum because to okay such expenses, a culture must be created which okays many, many other expenses, and right now they are a bit of a threat to our being able to maintain current value-encouragement programs, let
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Think about what else the city controls. "City-controlled" should be reserved for things that have a huge safety margin of error.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I eat a lot of things dipped in tzatziki sauce, mostly pitas.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
Malcolm Gladwell thinks that they wouldn't study as hard in school because wheat grows itself.
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by michaeldhopkins 15y ago
I'm sure I've used a code from RetailMeNot more than one hundred times. It is a useful site and the success percentages are reliable.

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