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by nolite 13y ago
I don't think $650 a BTC qualifies as a "drastic" tumble. Flagged
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by nolite 13y ago
No job or career is safe. Stop clinging to this antiquated notion that you can get somewhere and chill for the rest of your life. It sounds like you want money. Whatever you do, you're going to have to hustle for it. So stop follow
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by nolite 13y ago
I know a guy: several knuth checks, hardcore systems programmer, extraordinarily well read, does advanced math (talking topology), nuclear physics, taught at a respected engineering school. He's being fought over at that level.. Wh
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by nolite 13y ago
s/legal/smart ftfy
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by nolite 13y ago
Depends on what you negotiate, of course
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by nolite 13y ago
Does github use Jekyll for it's blog? And what chat/video conference software is used, Skype?
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by nolite 13y ago
Your building is amazing.. How's the walkability compared to someplace like NY or Boston?
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by nolite 13y ago
You wouldn't, and right now, it's debatable whether there is any or not. Hence the entire controversy
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by nolite 13y ago
It's kinda necessary that a "quantum" computer actually be... you know... "quantum"
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by nolite 13y ago
Poster does most certainly, but most Americans don't
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by nolite 13y ago
No information about usage policies. What if we exceed bandwidth? What if I want to build a search engine and scrape the web none stop, forever (I do btw). How many virtual servers are allocated to a real machine? I'd buy 100 bu
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by nolite 13y ago
Any others like this in Europe? It makes soooo much more sense that way
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by nolite 13y ago
I'm a black American living there... I'll tell you, you don't see anywhere near racism you see in the US
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by nolite 13y ago
ditto.. and unless its your company :D
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by nolite 13y ago
have you tried this yet? i'm curious
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by nolite 13y ago
"finding a job [by] STUDYING math/physics" != "finding a job DOING math/physics" *I studied math and physics, am in high demand, but do neither
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by nolite 13y ago
the best way to learn VIM is to learn the basic commands, and then make your own
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by nolite 13y ago
Funny... i'm also thinking "What is he about to try to ream us from behind with now, that he's trying to make us look the other way for". Yeah.. I admit, I voted for him in 2008..
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by nolite 13y ago
They aren't going to break RSA with it.. (they might not realize it yet).. but they are going to train their deep learning ai algorithms at LIGHTNING fast speed, so they can make sense of all of the data they're collecting
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by nolite 13y ago
so the US Gov is now a D-Wave client.. FUN...
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by nolite 13y ago
pretty much
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by nolite 13y ago
Why is Bush missing from this?
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by nolite 13y ago
Half of these services are run or maintained by private companies... This is fundamentally something that we can't trust.. trusting our security and privacy to an opaque organization. Any tool needs to be open source and transparent
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by nolite 13y ago
the spelling of this name bothers me..
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by nolite 13y ago
d) all of the above?
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by nolite 13y ago
Not true if you make over $95k, or are self-employed
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by nolite 13y ago
Instead of asking that question, lets invert it: Why shouldn't US citizens living abroad be exempt on worldwide income just as corporations are?
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by nolite 13y ago
we all those "customers" in the real world
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by nolite 13y ago
I think you really nailed it with this analysis
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by nolite 13y ago
I've been looking for a reputable one for this for a few months now.. hard to know since I have no connection. Can you give a recommendation?

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