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number-sequence
6y ago
Can you say more about what you mean about home ownership being a lifestyle as opposed to an investment? I'm guessing what you mean is that houses require upkeep and they also come with certain benefits (e.g. more freedom with what you
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number-sequence
6y ago
Possibly a long shot, but I was wondering if you knew of any sources of the CDC also taking this stance? I have a vague memory that they also made similar statements, but I tried to find evidence of that recently and couldn’t find a source.
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number-sequence
6y ago
Many people don’t have any financial role models in their lives, especially at young ages. It’s not like the school systems teach children about saving, and especially not in the more underfunded districts. I’m much more inclined to blame m
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number-sequence
7y ago
are you sure it wasn’t a grackle, being in Austin and all?
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7y ago
and spyware, don’t forget the spyware.
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number-sequence
8y ago
can you clarify if this is sarcastic? i actually can’t tell if you’re 1. sarcastic 2. trolling 3. honestly believe this 4. engaging in self deception to rationalize your own behavior
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number-sequence
8y ago
Is there data out on the number of users of Brave compared to Tor?
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number-sequence
8y ago
I like terminal based music players when I’m doing work exactly because the terminal already feels like work, so it doesn’t feel as much like Tidal or Bandcamp or SoundCloud are open in the background and something I could get distracted by
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number-sequence
8y ago
I agree with the idea that fines based on the number of users affected makes a lot of sense. One question I have is how would you propose that number be calculated? In truth, I think the company whose data has been leaked should know exactl
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number-sequence
9y ago
Yes, elliptic curves are huge in cryptography, but they are also mathematically significant. They are the degree three nonsingular algebraic plane curves with at least one rational point. This makes them essentially "one step up"
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number-sequence
10y ago
I don't know your situation, but have you thought about part-time remote work? Or just part-time work in general? Every job post seems to be looking for people who can work with React. If you're looking for remote work, web dev is
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number-sequence
10y ago
a rather interesting aspect of the taxicab number story is that ramanujan had been looking at "near misses" to the fermat equation, and this was the first values of one of the infinite families of near misses he had constructed.
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number-sequence
10y ago
I don't know if you can bring a process back to the foreground using the
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number-sequence
10y ago
Abstract algebra is often about studying structure on sets. That usually takes the form of studying operator(s) with certain properties and the elements that they work with. Some early examples that students see are things like rotations&#x