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tybris
15y ago
Why not? Could you give more concrete examples?
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OK, I guess I qualify for being useful. However, if I succeed I will put millions of drivers out of their jobs and put high pressure on the educational system to produce highly educated workers instead of drivers, and on the political syste
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tybris
15y ago
It's not particularly complete...
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tybris
15y ago
I dare you to make an array of length 2^52 in Javascript.
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tybris
15y ago
What are "useful" jobs?
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tybris
15y ago
The best language for me is the one I know best.
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tybris
15y ago
University exposed me to a broad array of topics in my field. It allowed me to explore my interests and specialize in a particular area. It gave me the opportunity to hack, tinker, discuss with my peers, get to know the literature, gain dis
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tybris
15y ago
This might be true for any other field than math, but the basic understanding of math you need today is no different from what Pythagoras and Euclid needed.
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tybris
15y ago
Funny how history repeats itself, with different parameters.
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15y ago
people != all people Note that wolfram alpha can also help you with logic.
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15y ago
-VERSION = 2 -PATCHLEVEL = 6 -SUBLEVEL = 39 -EXTRAVERSION = -NAME = Flesh-Eating Bats with Fangs +VERSION = 3 +PATCHLEVEL = 0 +SUBLEVEL = 0 +EXTRAVERSION = -rc1 +NAME = Sneaky Weasel
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15y ago
I use it for pretty much all calculations, solving and rewriting equations, currency conversions, and basic stock comparisons. It's way better than google calculator for those things. Just add it to your bookmarks bar.
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15y ago
Probably a carefully calculated loss and lot cheaper than getting this kind of exposure through advertising.
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15y ago
I believe you, but I would be willing to bet those mitigation strategies are a few unmaintained word documents that would be grossly insufficient if it actually came that far. I don't see why NetFlix would have to be more paranoid about AWS
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15y ago
It is, but thankfully some of us now have a solution http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2011/05/moving-ahead-with-amazon-...
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15y ago
There are billion dollar companies like NetFlix completely reliant on AWS APIs.
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15y ago
I don't see the point of this whole release a free API, shut it down nonsense. I wouldn't mind paying for any of Google's APIs.
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tybris
15y ago
Darnit Google. Can't you keep any API running for more than 2 years? Just take a hint from AWS and sell them!
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tybris
15y ago
If you don't factor in risk that number looks impressive. This is how the financial crisis started.
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tybris
15y ago
What do you mean unable to capitalize? They have a 32% profit margin (for comparison, Apple has 22%) and their dividends are considerably higher than the interest on your savings account. Why should they care about their stock price? It's n
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15y ago
Time to buy MSFT then.
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Chrome crashes more than any other browser I've used, but the best thing about it is that they have even made crashes seamless.
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15y ago
Seems like Amazon is addressing this https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=67849&...
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tybris
15y ago
or it's a combination of both...
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tybris
15y ago
Because mr. Pichai is not such a visionary as he portrays himself as?
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tybris
15y ago
Except to record companies.
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Why would I want to own a book? It's a piece of dead tree. It's not like I own the contents.
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15y ago
I recently discovered nl and felt sad about the amount of time I had wasted figuring out how to add line numbers to files.
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15y ago
As long as people are going short, banks have incentive to keep the price high and rake in the interest, using it to keep inflating the price. Only when everyone has stopped believing the price will go down and stops short selling, then the
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15y ago
I think it's only rare if you make that 1-dimensional characterization. The PVV has similar populist origins as the labour and socialist parties and have fairly similar views on most societal issues. The main difference is that, unlike the
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