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groaner
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About groaner
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Comment #28528838
Not surprising, because computing mean is O(n) and median is O(n log n). Lack of resources or pure laziness doesn't make it the right measure to use though.
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Comment #28119197
Interactive Brokers already offers this, so I'm wondering what the actual innovation is here.
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Comment #27238085
> What I did do: learned basic Mandarin, established a relationship that has lasted 20+ years, read many non CS / non-technical books, focused on getting healthier and fitter. Woul…
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Comment #27010056
Pretty much every dating app would be on this list if in-app purchases were taken into account.
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Comment #26735917
Blaming disease spread on density is kind of a cop out after how we saw the world respond to crisis. Singapore, Taipei, Hong Kong, and most Chinese cities are super dense places th…
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Comment #26735651
They also don't care about security, until one day it bites them in the ass.
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Comment #26404878
You've just described requirements that belong to a service. Congratulations, you made the right (obvious) decision. I'm talking about writing entire services that are just wrapper…
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Comment #26403395
It doesn't even take oodles of money from a SaaS platform to motivate turning a library into a service. Even in in-house development, developers are often motivated to build servic…
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Comment #25813261
This is not the biggest HR issue GitHub has faced in recent memory. https://www.businessinsider.com/tom-preston-werner-resigns-f...
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Comment #17335518
To the extent that the parents chose to raise their children in an environment that taught them advanced emotional manipulation skills at an early age, sure.
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Comment #12617120
This is basically how I feel about dating.
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Comment #12371717
I would much rather have 75% pay for 13 weeks of PTO. Highly unlikely anyone will ever offer that.
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Comment #11941259
Could be a Perl programmer, in which case it doesn't matter at all.
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Comment #11934312
Who wants to work with me on my next startup, which sets up an innocuous-looking Facebook profile for privacy-conscious individuals, including friendships with other perfectly norm…
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Comment #11467385
> I know a guy, a sales guy, who "worked from home" for a large multinational while earning six figures. He spent most of his time doing home improvement projects. He replaced his …
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Comment #11442664
What happens if you have a very small false positive rate for fraud, and end up stiffing the customer? You could easily land in deep trouble with consumer protection laws after fal…
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Comment #9939147
Honestly, it's the growing realization that despite all of my efforts, I haven't done anything worth feeling proud of. To me that feels like I've lived a waste of a life. As you ca…
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Comment #5928134
Do you mean, working for the NSA with the intention of getting access to secrets and then leaking them?
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Comment #5804463
If I want a $1,000,000,000 unicorn, and can't find it, is it because I'm not paying enough? The fact that many SV companies want mythical beings to solve their engineering problems…
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Comment #5425873
> When will the Peoples Republic grant self-determination to Tibet? That would be the action of a self-assured and mature state. Probably around the same time a certain self-assure…
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Comment #4125492
Is this supposed to be Tron or Snake? I distinctly remember Tron being a multiplayer game, with the mechanics such that moving along a wall or trail increases your speed, putting y…
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Comment #4071110
Uhoh. Dan Shipper's web-based business ( http://www.airtimehq.com/ ) has run into a serious namespace collision.
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Comment #4050928
You should try to be constructive on this forum. It's one thing for someone to say "you should" for an entirely self-serving purpose (e.g. "you should follow me on Twitter"). It's …
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Comment #4045362
Not if you invoke the nuclear option and put every facebook domain (including the fbcdn stuff) in your hosts file as 0.0.0.0
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Comment #3701769
For a happier ending, try "Sex, Drugs, and Unix": http://www.tenthousandmonkeys.com/078/078am.htm