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Total_Meltdown

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    > They were, of course, uniformly non-white, non-Asian girls. > The poor students weren't poor students because they were female, or because they were non-white, but because they w…

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    Comment #8891063

    The big problem though is that the pathological edge cases of our current system are much better than the extremely pathological normal cases of a system without checks on what peo…

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    Comment #8319220

    Do you accept pull requests? From Chapter 3, Exhibit 6: { "title": "Hey Jude" //

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    Comment #8184295

    There isn't a line. We're talking about the human brain, these things are fuzzy. Some things will work better than others, and it'll surely vary between people, and you'll have no …

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    Comment #8026385

    I totally agree. In these two specific cases, R53 + ELB wasn't going to work for us though, because of reasons. (I don't think I can go into specifics, but they're actual reasons.)…

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    Comment #8013385

    I have run into this at least twice this week alone with both Nginx and HAProxy pointing at Amazon Elastic Load Balancers. Amazon occasionally rotates out IPs for ELBs, so everythi…

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    Comment #7854788

    I'm confused. What part of this is about bluffing or cheating?

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    Comment #7854475

    Please don't be put off by the harsh tone of this essay. It's important information and based on this post and the resume linked in your HN profile ( http://resume.patrickcurl.com/…

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    Comment #5656004

    It is open for debate. The question does not say cut "into thirds," it says "into three pieces." This - http://i.stack.imgur.com/kEjP0.png - is a perfectly reasonable answer which,…

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    Comment #5612947

    #1 and #2 are in the order I noticed them, and #3 is so the whole post isn't just criticism. There's no deeper meaning than that.

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    Comment #5611087

    1) How it looks on my monitor: http://i.imgur.com/iSjP8ae.png - might not want to repeat that title image like that. 2) I would really like to see if there are any mentors relevant…

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    Comment #5610616

    I haven't used the official Twitter app in a long time, so my memory could be failing me, but I'm pretty sure I remember seeing sponsored tweets even on the old version. I thought …

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    Comment #5589636

    They seem OK with downloading to me... http://i.imgur.com/wVZCFLm.png Edit: And if it was a bug, they've taken their sweet time fixing it. I can still right click -> Save Image As.…

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    Comment #5542494

    There's actually a name for the phenomenon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect I am 100% in support of such a plaque.

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    Comment #5483181

    Oh, good point, I guess there's got to be some kind of semi-intelligent HTTP parsing going on in the background.

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    Comment #5482747

    I wouldn't be so sure. They're barely even checking what browser you're running.

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    Comment #5458722

    I honestly don't know anyone who actually likes Facebook. My group of friends and I continue to use it because there just isn't any better way for us to stay in touch at scale on a…

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    Comment #5443808

    I've actually been looking for something like this (specifically the 2D game support in C++) for a long time. What other options are there?

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    Comment #5412666

    Yes. And in fact, you're the first person in these comments to mention the subject at all.

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    Comment #5404827

    Well when you think about it pragmatically, I don't have the time - and I'm sure you don't either - to look at every single intellectually stimulating title on the internet. And fr…

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    Comment #5372925

    Or to put it in a more socioeconomic context, consider a low-wealth actor that might prefer to avoid toll roads, versus a high-wealth actor that would rather pay a little bit to sa…

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    Comment #5224747

    I don't agree with your implication that finding math easy is somehow a prerequisite for high school programming classes. I found that most of my struggle in mathematics came from …