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gavazzy

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    Comment #11238956

    Disable javascript. Disable user-agent. Run from VM.

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    Comment #11238952

    99% secure is NOT the same as 100% secure. I'd argue that having your data on the cloud is pretty much giving away ownership. Companies don't want to do it.

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    Comment #11238930

    Having a standard of living is a status marker? If you want to live in a commune, why don't you convince 10 other people to go live with you out on a farm?

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    Comment #11210088

    Modern Organizational theory (coalitions, bounded rationality, etc): https://www.coursera.org/course/organalysis

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    Comment #11119977

    I mean, most of Central America figured out how to cover the bitterness of coffee 50 years ago -- supersaturate it with sugar. And in Cuba where sugar is free, in most drinks there…

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    Comment #11094450

    Arxiv is by its nature open access; Arxiv does not charge for access. On the other hand, the articles that this site hosts require payment to access. The journals typically charge …

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    Comment #11087697

    Can confirm this is widely known within music pedagogy. However, quite a few of my peers thought it was "stupid" and just practiced the same piece over and over, at the same tempo,…

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    Comment #11070069

    Except that flash cards DO improve language acquisition skills! http://www.wired.com/2008/04/ff-wozniak/

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    Comment #10996694

    Would it be possible for a cross between Git and Torrents? Rather than having a central server to pull/push from, instead the server would provide a list of clients. If the server …

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    Comment #10992682

    This is a tragedy of the commons problem. If there are 100 individuals, then if one individual stops working, average UBI payout would only decrease 1%. So, a rational actor would …

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    Comment #10971558

    Actually, anonymous financial transactions are quite common. Every time you purchase something with cash, the seller receives payment with no knowledge of who you are or how you go…

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    Comment #10936084

    Einstein was hardly the best mathematician at the time, simply because there were people who spent as much time on theoretical math as he did on physics.

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    Comment #10915684

    But really, Forbes asked users to disable their adblockers, and then delivered malware: http://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/security-data-prot...

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    Comment #10910822

    They don't expect you to pay for the article--hardly anyone does. It's so they can go to the institutions and say, "We'll give you an unlimited subscription for $X!" The only way t…

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    Comment #10910746

    It's all about trade-offs. Bitcoin may have trouble competing against a "stable" currency like USD or EUR, but would have a huge benefit over a heavily manipulated one like in Vene…

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    Comment #10906930

    I bet a lot of those people who left did the following: 1. Take the payout 2. Take a few weeks vacation 3. Get a new job (when you switch jobs you usually get a raise).

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    Comment #10871818

    Court rules that the case may proceed. It is not making a judgement whether they actually violated the rules.

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    Comment #10848635

    What I would like to see is "What if Bob only invested using advice from the interwebs?"

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    Comment #10828419

    One of the two focuses of the secret service is financial crimes: "Financial Crimes, covering missions such as prevention and investigation of counterfeit U.S. currency, U.S. treas…

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    Comment #10826762

    PDF of paper available?

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    Comment #10824557

    You'd be surprised how many applications are using techniques for optimization that not only work poorly but require more work. Many programmers, academics, and students who browse…

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    Comment #10813970

    > Adobe CC is far cheaper than buying the full version every couple years. Many people wouldn't buy the newest version that only included 1 or 2 extra "features". No longer can you…