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by tsally 18y ago
Now they just need to let you map your own domain to it.
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Real-life Dilbert manager quotes(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by tsally 18y ago|0 comments
843.
by tsally 18y ago
How about a direct link to After Credentials?
844.
by tsally 18y ago
Just goes to show you that there is always innovation left to be done. Hell, before seeing this video I would have assumed that table innovation was pretty much finished. Makes me think of statements from some of Google's engineers saying
845.
by tsally 18y ago
I bet that will increase future prospects of employment.
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by tsally 18y ago
"In humanities, while the questions are interesting, they have no answers." Certainly not true for all humanities, and only somewhat true for a few. "Furthermore, the study of humanities does not advance, the fashions and trends simply chan
847.
by tsally 18y ago
You can't be fired without some sort of severance pay or package, correct? Or am I just crazy.
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by tsally 18y ago
" 'life' (and any subsequent words) was ignored because we limit queries to 32 words. " That's not a very Googley thing to do...
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OpenSolaris now on Toshiba laptops(zdnet.com.au)
2 points by tsally 18y ago|1 comments
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by tsally 18y ago
Somehow I don't accept consistent bias as an acceptable aspect of a review, or any journalism piece for that matter.
851.
by tsally 18y ago
I encountered a bug in your signup page. After entering a phone number with more than 10 digits, it became impossible to select a carrier (the pull down list was empty). I hope it's reproducible so you can fix it :-)
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by tsally 18y ago
I have a query for the userbase: how much do you think the quality of this site would go down is URLs from Techcrunch were banned? I suggest that it wouldn't be very much :-).
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by tsally 18y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. What does this require? 1.) A technically superior operating system (check). 2.) A massive community of programmers to develop and extend said operating system (check). 3.) People with the wherewithal to resist corp
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by tsally 18y ago
Excellent point about the brain damage. What I was mostly thinking about was studies like the Stanford prison experiment. Studies that require volunteers to be put in unethical situations.
855.
by tsally 18y ago
Cases like these make me wonder where Psychology is going to get a new round of groundbreaking case studies. All the major ones were done decades ago when ethical guidelines were far looser.
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by tsally 18y ago
If trust and price are not an issue, I fail to see what you need advice on.
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Back to the Future: Lisp as a Base for a Statistical Computing System(books.google.com)
1 points by tsally 18y ago|0 comments
858.
by tsally 18y ago
Original sale: http://github.com/blog/247-cyber-monday-sale
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Until Sunday, Try Out Any Paid GitHub Plan Free For A Month(github.com)
11 points by tsally 18y ago|4 comments
860.
by tsally 18y ago
Because of this, I just signed up to try it. I'm going to be honest though: I wouldn't have without a private repository. I like to version control my homework, and obviously it's against school policy to publicly post solutions to homewo
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U.S. agency sees robots replacing humans in service jobs by 2025(computerworld.com)
1 points by tsally 18y ago|0 comments
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Benefits Are Seen in Battlefield Robots, but Moral Questions Remain(nytimes.com)
1 points by tsally 18y ago|0 comments
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A fisherman throws his anchor into the water. What happens to the water level of the lake?(feynmanlectures.info)
93 points by tsally 18y ago|45 comments
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Response Time for the Mumbai Attacks: The Media Versus Twitter(14.typepad.com)
2 points by tsally 18y ago|0 comments
865.
by tsally 18y ago
That sounds fair. :-)
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by tsally 18y ago
Don't make the mistake of getting mobile updates from him on Twitter, unless you want your phone buzzing all day :-p. Reading his Tweets are worthwhile though.
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by tsally 18y ago
Having a large organization is helpful because you have the option of buying commercial support. I personally wouldn't go with Arch simply because there isn't a stable branch. Rather, everything is cutting edge. I know you can chose not
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by tsally 18y ago
Not sure if it is an option, but see if you can go back to school. You get try to get some no interest student loans, and work to pay those off while you complete your degree. Given your experience, you should be able to make a fair bit o
869.
by tsally 18y ago
Out of all the comments on HN, this is the one I disagree with the most (respectfully of course). The essence of your comment is that it doesn't matter what you study, as long as you know how to think. The implication is that CS is a majo
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by tsally 18y ago
I think it's worthwhile to point out that with financial aid and other scholarships, it's often cheaper to go to private schools. All competitive private schools guarantee to meet 100% of demonstrated need. That being said, if no need is

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