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by skizm 12y ago
I guess that's the rub. As a customer (not a merchant) I will always trust paypal or visa over the person I am paying. If something doesn't get delivered, I get my money back. Also Stripe is now the middleman. I'm not giving
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by skizm 12y ago
So now MBP is really the only laptop option, unfortunately. (not because I don't like Apple, I just would rather their be some competition)
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by skizm 12y ago
I pay Comcast (ewww I know, but my only choice) $60 for 105 down / 25 up (megabits) and basic TV (no hd, but I hardly even use it). Not terrible and I actually get these speeds when downloading stuff at 2am, but at peek hours I get spo
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by skizm 12y ago
I like the guy who commented: > I see the telecoms have sent their minions to the comment sections.
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by skizm 12y ago
If the content is good, who cares?
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by skizm 12y ago
The guy with the laptop in the tub is making me uncomfortable on several levels.
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by skizm 12y ago
Time to start wearing scarves + hoods + sunglasses, watch_dogs style.
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by skizm 12y ago
Would a mechanical keyboard be more vulnerable to that microphone type of attack since it is louder? Not that many people are busting out a mechanical keyboard in a coffee shop. I'm just curious.
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by skizm 12y ago
How do world travelers pay for health care? Do they have to pay anything if they are in a country with universal health care? Is there some sort of insurance you can get that covers you world wide? How much does that cost? I'm young an
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by skizm 12y ago
I'm in an open office situation. It is the worst. I spend most of my time trying to adjust my posture so that my eyes don't meet anyone else's eyes.
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by skizm 12y ago
> if host_opts.first == car then That is false 100% of the time given the parameters that the outcome of the host's choice is a goat (as the question states)
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by skizm 12y ago
you keep telling me to write a simulation. It won't matter. the code is the same for both questions since they are asking the same thing.
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by skizm 12y ago
The question is phrased ad-hoc. We know the host picked a goat in both scenarios. Decision time. Do we switch or no? It didn't ask: "On an infinite timeline where the host might not always pick the goat, should we switch and if so
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by skizm 12y ago
Read your second question again. It says that the host shows a goat. Then asks if you would switch. Yes, you would switch. I understand what you were trying to ask but you worded the second question wrong. You can't tell the listener t
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by skizm 12y ago
You do have a guarantee. The premises of #2 above is that the host shows a goat.
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by skizm 12y ago
The premises of the riddle in both cases is that the host reveals a goat. There is no randomness. The fact that there was a chance the host might show a car doesn't matter. He showed a goat. The probability of the host showing a goat i
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by skizm 12y ago
You told us he opens the door with the goat. All cases consist of the host opening the door with a goat after you have picked.
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by skizm 12y ago
But your question was if the host chooses a door at random and reveals a goat . Which means it doesn't matter if he had knowledge or not. You told us the outcome. If you were writing a computer simulation there would be no rgn for the
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by skizm 12y ago
Oh really? did not know that. Can I link accounts?
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by skizm 12y ago
As much as I like competition, I hate entering my bank info into a lot of different places. I've been successfully ignoring venmo (in favor of paypal) for a while for the sole reason I don't want my info on more sites than necessa
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by skizm 12y ago
My point was just that users want the same experience as they got when they started using the site for the most part. Too many changes and you risk driving away your user base. Changes being anything from visual components to mechanics of t
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by skizm 12y ago
> if it isn't broke don't fix it This is the kind of mentality more companies need. It is why craigslist is still running a site that looks like it is from 1999. The opposite thinking is why digg when down in flames.
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by skizm 12y ago
Amazon can now hear everything you say and target ads to your conversations. I'm surprised Google didn't release this.
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by skizm 12y ago
Does google drive have syncing folders on all systems like dropbox where I can just drag and drop? windows, mac, linux, android, ios? I actually don't know, not being sarcastic or anything.
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by skizm 12y ago
> Speaking from personal experience, this ends around 18-19 years of age. Bad assumption.
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by skizm 12y ago
Doesn't pretty much any browser have this? If you're doing JS dev, chances are you have a browser open.
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by skizm 12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/xiW4vdw.png
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by skizm 12y ago
> If you have a job that's exclusively closed-source and with no down time there's a good chance that's a bad job. I guess that's where I disagree. I don't know how you can tie "ability to work on open sourc
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by skizm 12y ago
> From a purely practical perspective, being a developer who exclusively works on closed-source code in 2014 is a bad career decision. You mean 99% of developers? There are very few companies who let you work on open source as part of yo
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by skizm 12y ago
Room of requirement.

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