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17y ago
That is obviously the reason. I still think about it sometimes. Very very sad.
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17y ago
"CV's (people lie) and reference checks (everyone knows 2 people they like) " Marissa Meyer was asked on the Charlie Rose show about Google's hiring process, and she answered that they had done the numbers and the only correlation there w
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17y ago
Consider yourself extremely lucky to have such understanding parents.
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17y ago
Reading through the reviews on glassdor it seems like they have some very serious management problems.
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17y ago
This is very interesting coming from someone with a strong background in security and definitely not what I would expect to hear. Has IE ramped up security in later versions, has it always been like this or what?
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Why is the news media comfortable with lying about science?
(arstechnica.com)
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17y ago
I am king of Nigeria and has been taken to jail by the new leaderships. I have many money hidden but need your hel to get it. Will make us both rich!!!! Please contact med hurriedly so we can go get money together.
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17y ago
Submissions have to be either new or interesting. There are a lot of submissions that aren't necessarily new, but still have interest for this community judging by the votes. An example that's on the frontpage right now is this: http://new
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17y ago
When I lived there I was around the average age of pornmodels and supermodels.
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17y ago
I've lived in London, and to be honest I found far less than 5% of women my age attractive.
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17y ago
"There is no right or wrong, only popular opinion" Tyler Durden, Fight club.
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17y ago
You're right, and it seems to be an escalating trend. There are plenty of examples, but none as big as this. Maybe there will be more if the trend continues.
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17y ago
That's exactly my primary point - Government, as you say, can not come out publicly and have their hands tied in many ways. Google can, and this, combined with their size, konwledge and brand, makes them a strong player in international pol
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17y ago
It is very interesting that the State Department is playing second fiddle to Google here. Intuitively I feel this has pretty far reaching consequences. - Apparently Google has uncovered a chinese attempt to infiltrate a number of American c
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17y ago
You are not the best at programming. Live with it - Strictly speaking this is only true for N-1 of the population...
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17y ago
It's one of those borderline posts - on the one hand it isn't really hacker news, but on the other hand it's important and about basic freedom. Which is dear to hackers. I think it has merit,so I upvoted it.
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17y ago
Based on your posts here and your blog, if I look at what I would want to use that expertise for in my company it would be something different. You have an experience in tech and entrepreneurship that is one in a thousand, and that shouldn'
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17y ago
I'm sure that some of the patents I hold would be obvious to many people here. Just sayin'
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17y ago
hey thanks!
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17y ago
which is in tune with tptacek being no. 3 on the leaderboard and cperciva being no.34.
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17y ago
Obscure pun, it's meant to be flattering. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=181868 :-)
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17y ago
Interesting. After the obligatory vanity search I tried searching for people I know have different (more technical, less startup/strategy(marketing) taste than me. And it seems to work quite well. I have nothing in common with those guys :-
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17y ago
Nostra who?
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17y ago
That's the single founder spirit :-)
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17y ago
We're talking about two sets of twin primes, each part of the social security number being in each set. I'm sorry I didn't make it clear in the OP.
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17y ago
Calculated risk
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17y ago
A Danish Social security number consists of two numbers - the first one being four arbitrary digits, and the second one being the six digits of your birthday. My two numbers aren't only prime, which in and of itself would be pretty unlikely
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17y ago
I don't think you understand PHP's greatest strength. It's all about the right tool for the right job for the right man. PHP was invented so that designers could add a <p>Hello <b>Martin</b></p> and think it
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17y ago
Good observation. But I would say that the key takeaway from a good educational system isn't so much facts as it's the ability to discuss matters in a civil manner. Good discussion helps against polarisation. The Internet hasn't exactly hel
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17y ago
I think both the cause and solution to the problem lies in education. The general American public is alarmingly undereducated, and a well educated population is the foundation of a functioning democracy. This is btw. also why democracy in I
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