toast_coder

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by toast_coder 8y ago
You're a racist, and your racist overtly political comments dont belong on HN
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by toast_coder 8y ago
In the 'west' or more specifically in the United States dump trash in rivers or in the ocean is hight legal and hight risky. You would very likely be caught if you did it with any frequency. It gets old blaming America for problem
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by toast_coder 8y ago
Yes, it really is.
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by toast_coder 8y ago
Why the heck would an administrator care if they 'hold shares' when they are pulling 200k-500k per year as base pay?
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by toast_coder 8y ago
Unit test that cover complex regression scenarios are difficult to identify up front and are missed frequently.
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by toast_coder 10y ago
That's why they think their business model is fine...
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by toast_coder 10y ago
Point taken, but.... Humans have been baking bread for thousands of years. At this very moment I could find 100 sources of information, free and for sale about the specifics of baking bread. I could get these in the context of baking at hom
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by toast_coder 10y ago
Oh Rly? How about this. First Bloomberg news is partially owned, and much run by Micheal Bloomberg a liberal politician. It's 'news' pieces are highly slanted with a liberal bias. It's nice that they have positioned itse
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by toast_coder 10y ago
You seem to be working against your own argument. 1) Business Insider is at best, simply not research journal, nor is it specifying results. 2) The medical center publication first statement says "A team of physicians and analysts at M
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by toast_coder 11y ago
I agree with a lot of your points here. But lets not give the viewing public the idea that being a programmer is an 'easy' job. First programmers suffer from the same lack of loyalty that permeates most companies these days. They
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by toast_coder 11y ago
This is only true if there were no fees associated with investing, which is ridiculous. If you went to a stock broker with a dollar per day, you would be very lucky to end up with $0.01 in equity that day.
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by toast_coder 11y ago
How about this article re-titles itself 'the politics of innovation in the United States' The article first sets out to tell you that out of the entire population the innovators are those that they have chosen, which amounts to 3%
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by toast_coder 11y ago
I think this articular is giving off some bad interpretations. First and foremost this guy's data all starts at 2006. Well, do a quick GIS for a chart on home ownership in America. 2006 was basically the peak for at least the past 40 y
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by toast_coder 11y ago
^THIS^