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by secret 17y ago
I'm in Miami where almost every accountant/lawyer has to be familiar with international rules/laws. I can recommend some professionals if you decide to go that route.
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by secret 17y ago
I sent that quote to everyone in my stochastic calculus class. I couldn't be the only to feel that dumb today!
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by secret 17y ago
Ha! Good point.
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by secret 17y ago
Yeah, but how would they know? They would have to admit to the spying.
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by secret 17y ago
Is there any way to develop for the iphone/ipad without a Mac?
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by secret 17y ago
swap the "-" and "i" and read again
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by secret 17y ago
FYI: The link goes to TechCrunch, I copied it from Google Reader without realizing it would show as a Google url in the title. If anyone can change it, I would appreciate it as I know some people avoid TC and I wouldn't want to mislead!
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by secret 17y ago
Parody/satire is an exception to the rule.
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by secret 17y ago
No?
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by secret 17y ago
And even if it was routine, it doesn' make it any more acceptable.
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by secret 17y ago
Thanks! Didn't know about that.
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by secret 17y ago
I too would love an Ask HN page, even if its hidden like "active".
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Hearst Shows Off Its Snazzy E-Reader, The Skiff Reader(businessinsider.com)
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by secret 17y ago
I'm not entirely sure of common usage, but my anecdotal experience is that people in Latin America refer to the people of the US as "North Americans," while in Spain I've heard what would translate as "United Statesian."
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by secret 17y ago
23 and in my first semester as a math grad student (coming from a non-math background). I can already see myself heading down the path to a higher score. On a related note, I became a member of the AMS today... that should count for somethi
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by secret 17y ago
P(X=x) is probably one of the worst ideas ever. Try reading that off a board from a professor who doesn't care too much about making a distinction because it should be obvious which "x" he is referring to.
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by secret 17y ago
The article reminded me of: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Exactitude_in_Science
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by secret 17y ago
I use to hate the "presence" aspect too about chat in gmail so I would always leave it logged off. Then I came up with a better solution. I leave myself logged in to gtalk on my phone 24/7 and now people don't know whether I'm really there
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by secret 17y ago
I just got my invitation today- there is no way with:public will be usable once anyone can join. I can't even keep up as it is. Maybe it needs a pause button.
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by secret 17y ago
I came here to make the same comment. I've seen their billboards everywhere. My wife (who is a lawyer) thinks it pushes ethical boundaries, but that there is technically/legally nothing wrong with what they are doing (based on just skimming
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by secret 17y ago
I'd love an invite too! Thanks! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01PDfLxnEZiIMJh-NPi5hkag==...
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by secret 17y ago
I love the idea. Any plans on how to make money from it?
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by secret 17y ago
I kind of like how hype machine does it. But even still, the player disappears when you leave some pages.
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by secret 17y ago
Thanks anyway. I figured it was worth a shot.
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by secret 17y ago
I was going to post this as an "Ask HN", but since I see someone with the username bayes writing in a probability thread- I figure why not ask here (if its all a coincidence, sorry!) Would you happen to have a recommendation for a good prob
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by secret 17y ago
I've yet to use a web or desktop app that comes close to Excel. Zoho may be the closest, but Excel is the gold standard.
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by secret 17y ago
That's clever!
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by secret 17y ago
So approx. the equivalent of the entire US population is active on Facebook?
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by secret 17y ago
I would have they or MS would buy Mint, maybe even Yahoo.
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by secret 17y ago
What markets/industries are you interested in?

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