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by phaus 12y ago
>readers are not idiots. The wild success of such social justice warfare proves that you are incorrect. Most people are too stupid to read, comprehend and / or care about legitimate news, and so the industry adapted in order to inc
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Ask HN: Graduating from Information Systems Program, Not Sure What to Do Next
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Ask HN: Second B.S.in Computer Science or Straight to Master's
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by phaus 12y ago
I don't think that's what he's suggesting at all. We shouldn't automatically discount their statements, but we should start scrutinizing them very carefully before we make a call.
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by phaus 12y ago
>You can get a Surface Pro 3 for $799, if anything that's a bargain for what you're getting. Like I said, its worth the money for what you get, but that's not going to matter much. Most people spend less than $799 on a com
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by phaus 12y ago
Right, but the context of the article was using them as examples of security experts. When you give examples to support a statement, you should give the best examples you can come up with.
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by phaus 12y ago
Most government briefings are given without the intent of educating someone on a subject with which they are completely unfamiliar. Most of them are more like status updates for ongoing projects and operations. Its supposed to help leadersh
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by phaus 12y ago
I agree. The only thing preventing the Surface Pro from becoming wildly popular is the price. Its definitely worth the price, and I may end up with one myself, but most people simply won't spent that much on a computer. P.S. You guys s
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by phaus 12y ago
I like the verge too,but let's be serious.
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by phaus 12y ago
>Many of the country’s top security officials attended the briefing, including Alexander, Dempsey, Robert Mueller, the head of the F.B.I., and Janet Napolitano, the Secretary of Homeland Security. Gen. Martin Dempsey - Old School Armored
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by phaus 12y ago
I agree, now if it were the Boy Genius or one of the folks from the verge, it would be easily defensible. Anand was a great hardware reviewer. The only other reviewer I think of that compares to him would be Lisa from mobiletechreview.com.
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by phaus 12y ago
If you decide to give it a shot, pay close attention to the policies and procedures that companies post. Facebook has refused to pay people in the past because they didn't use the framework/channels that they have provided.
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by phaus 12y ago
>I think Merkel deserves at least a little credit for speaking out in public, even if some of it was for the elections. She doesn't deserve any credit. As soon as she paid a visit to Obama, Germany went back to bending over for the
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by phaus 12y ago
The importance of the money isn't just determined by how large of an amount it is compared to Amazon's budget.
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by phaus 12y ago
The G2 is definitely a nice phone. I was rather sad when I dropped it and smashed the screen. I just happen to think that the Galaxy Nexus is the best Android phone ever made.
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by phaus 12y ago
I fully understand that Amazon invests in these types of projects because they are focusing on growth. The original claim was that hundreds of millions of dollars is a trivial amount of money for Amazon to spend even if a project is a failu
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by phaus 12y ago
>When big tech companies are offering a Stanford graduate with only a few summers of programming internships under the belt for 150k/year Aren't most of these offers in a part of CA where the cost of living is just as ridiculou
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by phaus 12y ago
I can see how that could be the case. They wouldn't have had my $650 even two years ago, but its possible they would have had a better result than they did in 2014. In the future, I think Amazon still may have a shot at producing a dec
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by phaus 12y ago
Amazon as a whole has razor thin margins. They can't afford to squander hundreds of millions of dollars on anything.
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by phaus 12y ago
You are probably right about the specs being nailed down a long time ago, but I don't think it really would have made a difference. The only possible scenario where Amazon can reliably sell smartphones at a price of $650 would be if th
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by phaus 12y ago
>body composition (or body fat percentage) certainly won't improve. It most certainly would improve. He might have a better result with a more reasonable diet, but he would still see a significant reduction in his body fat percentag
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by phaus 12y ago
Lots of countries are filthy rich when you consider the fact that a select few get to spend all the money. Ghaddafi, for example, had over $200 billion because he "owned" everything in Libya.
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by phaus 12y ago
>Judging from the author's bios[1][2], it appears that the author is an Autistic that writes. Given this context, I'm more inclined to interpret these words literally (i.e. as in, "it's unfair that SAP is willing to a
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by phaus 12y ago
>As I continue to read it, I start to wonder whether the author is just upset because they heard about SAP hiring Autistics and was disappointed that his/her skill set wasn't a good match for the role. When OP said "I woul
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by phaus 12y ago
You should still be able to learn quite a bit with just the Chromebook. After reading the article, I'm thinking about getting one myself so I can get back into learning web development again. Did you end up buying the Acer C720?
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by phaus 12y ago
For high level languages, you are correct. However, lots of people learn assembly as they are learning to reverse engineer software. That being said, I don't think the $200 Chromebook is going to cut it. Eventually he's going to w
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by phaus 12y ago
IDA is multi-platform. Its pretty expensive, but there's a free version that is definitely good enough while you are learning.
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by phaus 12y ago
>Then after a couple of yeara you get a call from the sales guys at MS who want to do a 'soft audit' (which it says they can so in the VL agreement). Then battle commences between MS, yourselves and the disty who handles your V
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by phaus 12y ago
>The court system nor the market isn't putting up with their shit. If the court system does not deliver damages that equal or exceed the amount of money these companies made by fucking their employees over, then the court is making
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by phaus 12y ago
>There's nothing wrong with people (employers) making agreements with other people (employers) regarding the things they own (their money). If you ever own a business, you deserve for it to fail.

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