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by trentmb 13y ago
There kind of is one already: http://libgen.org/
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by trentmb 13y ago
"<Insert Minority Group Here> in tech" submissions will probably be interesting to see once this is implemented.
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by trentmb 13y ago
> The tech we use today is based on government investment that the private industry coudn't stomach. Wasn't that, in at least part, the reason why government felt the investment was worth making? To fund (expensive) basic resea
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by trentmb 13y ago
It surprises me that GitHub doesn't sell/license a 'GitHub Appliance' that can get installed locally, but mirrors with something on their side too.
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by trentmb 13y ago
I can't help but feel that no matter what I offer up as Windows 8 being amazing, you won't agree.
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by trentmb 13y ago
How does one enforce a social structure with no agents to enforce said structure?
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by trentmb 13y ago
Writing your moment of clarity down doesn't give one the smug feeling that acting out a scene in Good Will Hunting or A Beautiful Mind does.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Poor people perform poorly.
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by trentmb 13y ago
I'm not sure I follow. I was just making an offhand remark about how R&D gigs in industry for math/cs might be 'easier' to come by because their salary doesn't necessarily compete with lab costs.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Research in CS (and math) is 'cheap' compared to research in say, chemistry, physics, or biology. Pencil, paper, and maybe some Amazon EC2 time as opposed to a bunch of lab equipment and other materials.
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by trentmb 13y ago
For those that like exposition in their texts: http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/
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by trentmb 13y ago
If they're happy and fulfilled from having a child, they'd seek less fulfillment from their start-up. Hell, they might take an early out in hopes for stability to provide for the new child. That could mean thousands, millions, or
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by trentmb 13y ago
Or stun an ox.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Sure. The experience is the same for all users. Paying money doesn't change it.
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by trentmb 13y ago
> People believe this to be an indication of their strong desire to communicate with us. I'd desperately try to reason with my captors too!
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by trentmb 13y ago
Hey! I had to write a FizzBuzz routine for my lobsters invite.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Do you not use version control?
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by trentmb 13y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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by trentmb 13y ago
Is a married woman is more likely to take maternity leave than an unmarried one?
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by trentmb 13y ago
BOOK OF PROOF: http://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/index.html Foundations of Higher Mathematics: http://www.amazon.com/Foundations-Higher-Mathematics-Peter-F... How to Solve It: http:
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by trentmb 13y ago
> It's for people not making enough money (or not having the clue) to hire systems talent. Yeah, this isn't really surprising. As soon as the convenience/expertise 'tax' exceeds hiring your own, it makes sense to
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by trentmb 13y ago
Or just get a drafting stool.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Who's gonna let me fly in space for $10/mo?
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by trentmb 13y ago
You didn't say it, but that's the impression you've given both myself and parent.
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by trentmb 13y ago
> Uber app operating is proof that cab driver is looking to get paid, looking for patrons, and hence employed by Uber. No, the Uber app operating is proof that the cab driver is amicable to getting paid.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Is food given to people in NYC/East Coast for free, or do the people there purchase it?
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by trentmb 13y ago
el oh el at the wannabe tough guys in this thread...
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by trentmb 13y ago
1&1 provides invoices...
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by trentmb 13y ago
To keep overstock.com from being able to compete.
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by trentmb 13y ago
Are pilots representative of the population? You could have 1000 pilots and it still wouldn't be conclusive...

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