rickhanlonii

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Mahbod Moghadam (RapGenius) brags about abusing Vyvanse at Disrupt NY 2013(youtube.com)
2 points by rickhanlonii 13y ago|1 comments
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by rickhanlonii 13y ago
I don't believe I am, since JSON is a hash by definition. It is characteristically technical.
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by rickhanlonii 13y ago
Considering that I said "Captcha-like," don't you think you're missing my point altogether?
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by rickhanlonii 13y ago
I disagree. Were it to become a problem, it would be trivial to deal with an application flood. Among many options, provide a unique 'application key' on the instructions page which expires after first use. If you're really concerned, or it
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by rickhanlonii 13y ago
That was my initial reaction, and then I thought that they may be just trying to obfuscate the process a bit. The more "technical" terms they use, the more they deter non-target applicants. Though, being too pedantic is certainly risks dete
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
I agree that your DNA is a big integer , but I don't agree that you're just a number. A number alone is meaningless. The data contained in an MP3 or JPEG alone is meaningless without an interpreter that converts that data to a song or an i
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
It's really not insanity. They truly believe that more government spending in the form of tax-cuts and funding (remember that the 2009 stimulus included a good portion of tax cuts) will produce more jobs, which will grow the economy, and th
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
I remember where I was when Curiosity landed on the moon--I was glued to two monitors, one with a live stream of the control room, and one with a realtime simulation of the landing. Visionaries had the foresight to provide those to me. If a
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
Excuse me for being brash, but that's bullshit. The former is in charge at NASA, but they have to make the financial argument through the later. You're right: Curiosity is cool. But you're also wrong because it did inspire the American peop
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
That is quite coincidental .
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
I don't think that mmahemoff was claiming that JSON liberated the programming world from XML, but that it was widely adopted by people sought to be free from the more verbose benefits of XML. Those who wanted or needed these characteristics
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
I'm really interested in this, and it would really sell me on using it if there was a demo provided.
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
I'll second Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman for top book of 2012 and for top all time book like another commenter. If you really want to expose the bias and structure of your consciousness, this the book to read. I would also pai
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
>not even a little bit. Well, a little bit. The NSA is the largest employer of Mathematicians in the world, and excluding Universities, they own that title by a very large margin. What are all of those elite nerds researching? Cryptogra
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by rickhanlonii 14y ago
Good work, but why make it so complicated? http://jsfiddle.net/4NnVw/3/