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Really you don't even really need cars in Manhattan, except for delivery trucks and other exceptional cases. They should ban them.
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I'd be embarrassed to write a letter to the editor of a local newspaper with an analysis this simplistic. Why did it take three guys with PhDs to tell us that Regulation Can Be Good Actually™?
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MIT 6.172 Performance Engineering of Software Systems
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PicoCTF
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What kind of behavioral problems are you referring to?
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Do you pay for a separate phone line for the mule?
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Maybe conservatives worrying about death panels in 2008 weren't so crazy...
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The limit for a 401k is higher, which is typically rolled into a traditional IRA.
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How did you acquire the initial $5M? Sell a start-up? Lucky investment? Or did you have a high salary?
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The 6k limit is for a Roth IRA, which is only one kind of IRA.
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It wasn't a bad book but it could have been an essay. I really liked another book also by Goleman called The Meditative Mind.
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https://archive.is/HrVFy
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> The app, which is in beta testing, appears in the Apple App Store and is described as “a non-bias social network for people all over the world.” Reminds me of this koan: In the days when Sussman was a novice, Minsky once came to him a
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Does anybody just read the Quran? I listened to some comparative religion lectures by Huston Smith where he said basically it's impossible to just read. He tried it and didn't understand it. It's a book that is very hard to g
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If you already know another dynamic language and want to understand R, I would recommend skipping all the intros to R based around data analysis and start with Advanced R by Hadley Wickham. It will explain all the weirdness you'll enco
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My point is that the current system isn't even that great at teaching academic CS. Even learning a version of CS which doesn't pretend to be SE well requires developing practical skills which many students don't have the oppo
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Surprised not to read anything about offering classes to people who choose to live in these remote-work communities. That's the only reason it would appeal to me personally. I think a lot of people would like to take some graduate clas
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https://archive.is/hTcok
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Seems like a pretty arbitrary way of framing things. You could support programs that would help poor people become more independent while framing this as being a more generous social program.
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It's not hard to get clean and pure mushrooms if you take the time to learn how to grow them, or if you have a friend that does.
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Mostly equity is large corporates. In other words, power.
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I just switched to 1Password from LastPass after LastPass recently restructured their pricing, and it was very smooth. Just imported by passwords and they all worked.
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Which is actually far creepier, since power is really about sex and sex is really about power.
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That's a good question. I assumed that cocoa existed in Ancient India, but it's native to Mexico, so that doesn't really make sense. The best explanation I could find just from Googling it seems to be that this is actually an
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In Theravada Buddhism, you can eat (dark) chocolate while fasting because it's historically categorized as medicine.
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The ideology of the tech elite is to see themselves as cool, detached, rational observers of the world. So when people feel regular human emotions in response to things, they need some way to deride them for it.
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The demand to always be curious and never angry is itself a limitation on the natural unfolding of curiosity. Sometimes the most interesting questions can only be asked by people who are aware of their own anger and the mutual anger of othe
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> Some of the world’s biggest chip buyers, including Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc’s Google, are joining top chip-makers such as Intel Corp to create a new lobbying group to press for government chip manufacturing subsidies
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So I got this new attitude. Now that I am burned out and I'll never accomplish anything, I've got this nice position at the university teaching classes which I rather enjoy, and just like I read the Arabian Nights for pleasure, I
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CSAPP is like the theory behind low-level (C/C++/etc) programming. This is more like a sketch of the concepts behind operating systems. CSAPP is also much longer and more technical. Where they overlap CSAPP is going to be much mor
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