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by stagbeetle 9y ago
"Here's a box where you can put all your books in to make sure they're protected against any disaster." "Here's also a long list of rules and conditions to this box. We know you won't read it." "
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Are you asking this as someone who's already in retirement, enjoying what's left of the simple pleasures or are you still working like the typical American and planning for retirement? It's sort of like most people turning th
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Selling GF, 500 gold.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Their immune systems are pretty great at killing viruses and bacteria. Alligator serum is tough against: HIV, West Nile, and Herpes. A long, but good read, on lizard immune systems can be found here[0]. [0] http://jeb.biologists.o
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Thank Satoshi we have Monero et al. Although we might run into the same problem as regular drug dealers: only the idiots get caught, i.e only the ones using BTC/non-cryptonote get caught.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
The main cost seems to be bandwidth (speeds). If you've ever tried Spaces, you know it's a real slog uploading and downloading (even with good client-side speeds). DropBox has similar specs to Spaces, and does it for only $10. One
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I used `curl -H` to send anonymous love-letters to all the sysadmins of the world who just happened to be log-diving. Apache and Nginx have very liberal header sizes, so you could fit entire poems into them. Also, do you know why c-ares isn
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
While we're in the same vein, Google should remove the dumbed-down content altogether for anyone flagged as a "developer" by their algos, and replace it with man pages and source docs. MDN is a step up, but I usually skip pas
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Some smart soul archived it: http://archive.is/nt67c At this point, there should be a bot running that archives any post that starts getting traction. Or maybe have a HN serve a cached copy to offload the traffic? Who knows
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Off-topic, but Snowden is seen as controlled opposition in a good amount of infosec circles -- the one's that aren't plugged into the infosec clique machine atleast. Not to defend the government, but Snowden was hyped up when in r
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Tell that to every maths teacher. "Show your work" was a nightmare.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
A reminder that Reiser4 exists and is still getting updated. Fast, stable, and most of all: atomic (only one core though). You'll need to patch your kernel[0] and install the mkfs.resier* util[1]. Take a look at this Gentoo-forums twea
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I believe once you've become aware of all the different "yous" (the many moods ranging from the simple happiness/sadness to the sleep deprived/hungry/malcontented), it's easier to know what exactly makes d
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
> That probably sounded fine to most people watching My first impression was that the troopers were going to search a bear's crack for the remains of Steven Stayner. I only realized it was creek after re-reading twice.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I believe the OG is referring to "CastleMiner Z," the other, not-so oft mentioned, precursor to Minecraft. The investigative should also take note, that Infiniminer is also based off of CastleMiner Z. And that CastleMiner Z itself
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I was gonna guess BB, things are more fast-paced and everyone's wrapped up tight that it's a bit harder to get the time to set those kinds of deals up (but it's not unheard of ;). As for HFT, I assume you were more systematic
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
What was your IB path like? I know from experience, it's a much more common happening with Boutique firms.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
May I suggest polyphasic sleeping? I've been doing the dymaxion schedule (30 minutes every 6 hours) and my anhedonia is pretty much gone. What's in place, however, is pure euphoria. It may be difficult for some, because the person
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
And Vivaldi reminds you what it's like to be a child again.
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Rhode Island Proposes Blocking All Online Porn and Charging $20 to Unblock It(arstechnica.com)
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Some more fun tidbits: > ProductSub returns 20030107 for Chrome and Safari, because that's the release date for Safari which used an Apple fork of WebKit. Chrome also uses this fork. For Firefox, it's 20100101. I don't kno
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Then the next question is, how are you supposed to start your career if you don't know about it? I half kid, but it's neat to hear. I haven't been a part of the buyside for a while, so it's more than likely Citadel'
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
What a twist of fate. I find myself holding your exact same thoughts, but yet I try to mimic the community and "fit in." All I'm saying is that Citadel is no Rennaisance. It's not LTCM or Medallion. Maybe it's like
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
The topic was tech careers. I don't believe Citadel does any algo/prop work that could fall under the umbrella of tech. Off-topic: I'm from the East and #FreeMadix
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
This is a very good mindset, but not everyone holds out that long. I had the same experience and hated how the meds changed my personality. "It wasn't me. I'm not following my own personal destiny on meds. It's someone e
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I have ADHD and take mixed amphetamine salts so I'm not homeless. 18mg of methylphenidate is on the lower end of "middle" in terms of dosage. I can relate to the "drugged" feeling and euphoria and that's a comm
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
Seattle's so full, it's budding into Portland.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
I ask for one (1) example, that does not include any software hubs that mimic the valley (this includes Austin, New York, Boston, and Seattle, but is not limited to), that has an equal, or close to equal, impact on your career in comparison
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
IPFS is still equally as usable as I2P and full-syncing the Ehtereum network.
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by stagbeetle 9y ago
For the British English claim, I have no source nor can I find one. It's what I was taught long ago and that the Fowler brothers use it implicitly in all of their series. However, I do have a rebuttal to your style guides. They are onl

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