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OmniLarry

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    Comment #1179332

    This. I was going to ask "You mean other than R?" It is most certainly the first thing to look at.

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    Comment #1168235

    I hope not, or at least that they make things for us keyboard folks. I can type at ~120wpm, and while I don't always think that fast, I can't imagine communicate at a much slower p…

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    Comment #1167864

    Sounds kind of like the public school system (not including university) and taxes.

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    Comment #1167858

    So to break even, she will have to make 10 mil$, not doing the math on opportunity cost, taxes, etc. Sounds dubious.

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    Comment #1166313

    Well worth the time, but probably shouldn't have started reading it at 1am, right before bed!

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    Comment #1165206

    I don't think this is quite a skiplist, but it is amusing that someone's trying..

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    Comment #1161499

    Not exactly an insider either - raising money for his hedge fund as a doctor with a blog.

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    Comment #1161495

    I think you're being too kind to them: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/congress-mau...

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    Comment #1153668

    http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/5558/am-i-allowed-to...

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    Comment #1153331

    I read that as a stand-in for "Wall St", probably also because my friends usually go for Goldman now, but hedge funds are definitely where all the action is at.

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    Comment #1131782

    Sorry, can't find the link, but it was a Topcoder problem at least 5 years ago. Well, it is trivial with two balls, once you get it, but it's tricky with respect to "just binary se…

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    Comment #1131583

    For N balls, the other balls can/should be binary searched. It's just a little tricky when it comes to the last two..

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    Comment #1129158

    I was actually a charter member at the Union Square Crunch gym (the one on 3rd anyhow). Quitting was easy though, they only asked why (because I hadn't been going) and that was tha…

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    Comment #1118330

    From Petr Mitrichev, one of the best programming contest programmers in the world, if not the best.

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    Comment #1103624

    What do you mean? That's what the tiebreaker is for. Problem writing is hard, especially if you're trying to distinguish between very close competitors.

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    Comment #1099047

    At what point do these wide ranges cease to be a choice? ;)

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    Comment #1097855

    I'm curious, when people say salary, do they mean compensation? 80-90k starting in NY is almost month to month, but there's a nice pot of bonus..

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    Comment #1069931

    A good example given by my friend is perhaps a Dating app used by your wife, or your friend who is married. It's true that you can look it up if you suspect it, but now you don't h…

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    Comment #1069926

    True enough. I think the easily accessible part is somewhat important though, at least for apps that you would not look for otherwise - it's like checking if a key exists in hash, …

  20. story
    Facebook privacy fail?

    Hopefully this will get fixed before it goes live for everybody, but check out either of these links: http://www.facebook.com/apps_preview http://www.facebook.com/games_preview ass…

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    Comment #1040356

    "Welcome to amortized analysis!" Seriously, if the point is to educate people the difference between O(1) and O(1)A, then fine, let people understand the difference. The problem is…

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    Comment #1034782

    Also a highly ranked Topcoder.