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What, that they had a human interest in Swartz while planning his blackmail? No, that's not at all plausible . "Plausible" means "likely", not "tcuk positing something that can't be proved impossible". The term you're looking for is "clut
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The air was sultry .
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If we exclude stuff like OLAP and spatial databases, there are only 3 types of database: relational, pointer and logical. Relational means something that accepts Codd's constraints, more-or-less. Pointer is something that doesn't, and which
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How about you give up on your mind reading powers for a while? I'm sure you can read the psychology of Ortiz and every other prosecutor, and determine that their opinions of Aaron Swartz are exactly like normal people . I'd rather believe
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"I'm sure they are just as upset as everyone else ." Oh, you think they are just as upset as Swartz's parents ? Really?
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Wow, personal attacks already It is dishonest to say you are checking if someone "is a cultural fit" when what you actually mean is "will take my crap". God forbid you do your job and try to work with "difficult" people; you'd rather pa
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There is NO reason for thinking that someone who walks away from the "weakness question" would walk away from difficult or tedious work. That is a dishonest rationalization that you have bolted on to hide your real motives. You want t
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I think you missed some sarcasm by the previous poster
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And when she asks "Do I look big in this?", you scream "You have a fat ass!"
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How was Steve Jobs "big"? The man was an asshole who became what he was by exploiting other people and taking credit for their work. That's precisely why any nice guy is "bigger" than Jobs. (And probably any random hacker was more technic
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Example of data, August 2007: Oh no, there's no risk to these mortgage backed securities at all! They're priced to be AAA by everyone on Wall Street! September 2007: Oh shit...
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Maybe you had a double take because that's a really bad idea? More weapons lead to more deaths. There are better ways to stimulate the economy and technology EG race to Mars
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Yeah because it's saner to spend 35 years in a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison.
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The degree is there to show that the candidate is qualified. One can't tell by mind-reading a candidate. Unless the candidate was too poor to afford the school, or born in the 3rd world, or something like that, there's not much excuse for
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Absent massive political change, the only way the price will come down for humanities degrees is if people stop signing up for them. Supply and demand. It is the logical next step to tell the colleges: "No, I will not pay the same for your
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Sorry no that's an obvious Americanism (American right-ism). Nobody else on the planet says SOCIALISM with the Bill O'Reilly sneer and think that's a debate-ender. Try to imagine a Chinese or a Frenchman saying that. Doesn't work. That's
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You really can't tell the difference between socialism and communism? socialism = Norway, communism = North Korea So you think Norway and North Korea are identical? Or are you under the delusion that Norway is badly managed? Do you think pe
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This is such bullshit. When AIG and Lehman went down, the crisis had already hit. That's what was meant by "financial crisis". The government actions to abilout AIG only happened after . So you have your timelines backwards. And the NINJA
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If we move to a system where half of the country is either stagnant or losing ground while the other half is surging, the social fabric of the United States is at risk, and with it the massive global power the United States has accumulated
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Because your views are stupid. Easy example: a homeless tramp dying of ebola. (You can substitute a bunch of other diseases naturally occuring in the USA if you like) You'd normally want to pack that guy into a medical isolation unit pronto
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Some people actually buy into this kind of nonsense. Example: http://regmedia.co.uk/2005/11/28/kpmg.mp3
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homogeneity or heterogeneity You don't need a scientific test, you can just observe what kind of organizations you get on different points of that scale. homogeneity = The Army heterogeneity = University Science Research Lab
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Early on, you want to hire people with common perspectives and goals who are all pulling in the same direction. (Note: this does not mean want you want clones or group think). That's EXACTLY what it means. Someone following these ideas w
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Meet the Man Behind America’s Most Dangerous Mail-Order Kits I thought this was going to be about Acme Corporation's Roadrunner-catching kits
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I think you'll find Blackwater are actually honourless ronin .
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See also: commandos vs infantry vs police http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2004/06/commandos-infantry-...
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10. How would you move Mount Fuji? Seriously? You think it's important to know how to answer this bullshit? Why don't you go the whole bullshit hog and add to the list 11. What's your greatest weakness?
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No, Greece could have defaulted completely on its bonds - which were held by the German banks. Then Greece would be OK, and the German banks about to fall like dominoes. Then the Germans might have become more reasonable about a bailout. Af
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Let's imagine the outrage if they used a hunky Cosmo centre-fold "Nude Fireman" in their ads... <crickets/> ...feminists, cry me a river
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I gave you 2 facts, referring to CPM and FAT, which apply to the Windows 90% of the PC market. Unix is irrelevant; nobody used Unix until Android came along. Unix is in fact the other 10%. Furthermore, relational databases are the work by P
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