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The 10 Most Important Metrics in a Startup's Financial Statements
(ttunguz.github.io)
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You are most likely correct. It seems as though the Intelligence Community is being forced back to 'siloing' since the pooled resource approach seems to be so vulnerable to singleton conscience-ridden whistleblowers. In a way this
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s/mostly-automated/eliminated the need for/ If you're in a world where you don't _have_to_ work for a living; you can take your time meeting your basic sustenance needs with real food. Fast food is actually a bad de
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13y ago
Not entirely true: Sensenbrenner (R, author of PATRIOT act) http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/12/09/sensenbrenner-clapper-s... did come out on the side of prosecution. So far he is the only one.
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The fact that Clapper is still in office months after it was revealed that he had in point of fact lied to congress during sworn testimony should tell you everything you need to know. The surveillance machinery formerly known as Total Infor
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13y ago
So why wasn't Apple in there bidding against them? I could actually see Apple doing a rather good job with robots. Making sleek, stylish efficient (servant|killing) machines... On a more sober note. I see Apple as being likely to go af
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Nice. Do you import itertools in your .pythonrc or was it just already in your shell? itertools is one of my favorite python modules.
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Sweet, I didn't even think of using the string methods; always nice to have a blind spot pointed out.
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You have a very utilitarian view of education that I find uncomfortably limiting. My own view is that rather than worrying about children 'passing' some arbitrary standardised test. We should be aiming at teaching children to thin
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s = '416D65726963612043616E20436F646520' def decoder(s): cl = [ s[i]+s[i+1] for i in range(0,len(s),2)] cl = [int(c,16) for c in cl] f = "".join([chr(c) for c in cl]) return f
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13y ago
The pernicious thing about a culture of shills and agent provocateurs is that it undermines trust in others and civil society in general. It leads to endless questioning of motives and to a complete stoppage of debate on some topics. Think
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How does the seller hedge against currency risk? Given that BTC is very volatile and that it can be difficult to get USD or whatever currencies the carriers are accepting for tickets the reseller ( Cheapair in this case ) has to be able to
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It's definitely the case that the quality of discourse has declined on this site in the last few years. However that has more to do with the fact that it's now seen as an important mechanism for shaping public opinion amongst an i
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13y ago
It might be that the person you are responding to is making an effort to enforce a social more against defending spying that is clearly out of control. In which case the necessity of nastiness should be clear. That said, we know that the US
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It's on their list of approved extensions https://postgres.heroku.com/blog/past/2012/8/2/announcing_su... You should be able to say: CREATE EXTENSION ltree; In the database you want it
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The one thing I thought was missing from the python tooling for Neo4J was that because *.cyp files are so new they aren't yet handled by the standard documentation toolchain.
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13y ago
Have you looked at the ltree extension for postgres? http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/ltree.html It's quite fast.
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RGB Colorspace Atlas Depicts Every Color Imaginable
(thisiscolossal.com)
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What about comparing Corrections Corporation of America and it's privatized prisons to DPRK labor camps? Perhaps a bit of a stretch given how clean and sanitary private prisons are known to be. But since American prisoners are forced t
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It's certainly good marketing for the outfit offering the course! And it's not exactly verifiable now is it?
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Ah, err, ehm; I would have thought that I no longer do, if ever I did would be quite clear from the context. I do think that our government took a serious wrong turn after 9/11, and that our collective self-image ("beacon of democ
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13y ago
Yes; but it's equivalent to taking the Red Pill. Beforehand, you live in one of the most powerful and richest countries that ever was, a beacon of hope and freedom to the rest of the world. Afterwards you live in a country in which the
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Yeah, that was pretty special. It's because it's a fillable PDF...
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You should team up with http://echonest.com/ they have the team and the experience and could probably help you do something cool with it. Given the seed terms; I'm imagining an infinite dub mix, where you pick and muta
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I don't know I thought the one ad with the musician from Bandon, was kind of catchy; but it did seem like a poor use of public funds. The musician is Laura Gibson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2UUcXCo9g and the song
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As an Oregonian, this whole episode irritates me to no end; the fact that I'm shoving an application into this meatgrinder is just insult piled onto injury. State and local governments should learn from this and other episodes ( our fa
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> Wall mart typically only exists in rural poor areas This is factually wrong. Walmart (note the spelling) follows suburbs and population centers. They may have been mostly rural one or two decades ago, but they are now most likely to be
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Oh dear; I fear you have gotten the wrong idea. I spend most of my time in emacs doing things in python, sql or what have you. Usually the only time I talk to a production database directly is when it's already in trouble. And yes; one
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I like sql-mode but I also like doing things in the terminal. Using sql-mode in emacs is for developing queries, but psql is what I use to talk to a database of any consequence. A large part of that is so that I know what context I'm i
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If you haven't yet; set the following environment variables in your shell: export PAGER='less -S' export EDITOR='emacs -nw' #or a lesser editor if you prefer That way you'll get result sets without
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