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harryjo

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    Comment #15002001

    That would cost more CPU for the same result.

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    Comment #15001994

    The lack of an objective test is more problematic tan the lack of a cure.

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    Comment #15001984

    The same argument leads a rational person to stop obsessing about the supposed morality of killing humans. The touchy-feely appeal to "think about the suffering of the _humans_" is…

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    Comment #15001948

    HN has rich chronicle of Vinod Khosla's long-running war on the people of California: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Vinod%20Khosla%20beach&sort=by...

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    Comment #13942341

    Since the USA does not have a long history of legal segregation against Hispanics, there are no Hispanic colleges. However, there are Hispanic Serving Insitutions: https://en.wikip…

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    Comment #13942312

    big cities on the coasts, and the Southwest, and the Southeast, so, everywhere except the Plains states Also, Palo Alto is a big city on the coast.

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    Comment #13942296

    http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/10/14/to-diversify-work-fo...

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    Comment #13942101

    interactive commands should abort the command on unset variable

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    Comment #13942089

    That doesn't solve the problem that parent incorrectly explained. echo "$(false)" swallows the exit code from $(false). $ cat /tmp/test.sh set -euvx export SHELLOPTS echo "$(false)…

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    Comment #13941935

    http://www.gettingsmart.com/2011/03/jordan-lloyd-bookey-k-12... Examples of Google’s programs include: ● Google’s Computing and Programming Experience (CAPE): This four-week experi…

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    Comment #13941905

    Google is doing that (not exactly for HBCUs, but for underrepresented subpopulations) https://www.google.com/about/careers/students/engres.html

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    Comment #13621976

    "Two body problem" refers to a married couple. It is p^2 as hard to find good jobs near a potential home.

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    Comment #13621975

    If NYC was such a bad idea, why is it a massive portion of the US economy?

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    Comment #13621972

    Small city has 0 or 1 employers that are larger than local in scope. It's fine if you are an accountant or dentist or carpenter and there aren't too many like you in town already, …

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    Comment #13621195

    Financial Times has nearly no ads.

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    Comment #13621178

    Why is a full feed of quality news worth less to you than Netflix?

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    Comment #13621157

    Is section 3.1 "20%" time still true?

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    Comment #13621148

    > would/should There are billions of dollars of difference between "would" and "should" Who is "they" who act like it's super-awesome?

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    Comment #13621145

    Then you have to run a tool that processes .go source files in order to perform dependency analysis. Consistency is a virtue.

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    Comment #13483135

    Let's see which regulations get cut first. So far, it's not the government contracting regulations. Bonus: when Trump "freezes the size of Federal employment" do you think that wil…

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    Comment #13483118

    He's promoting _jobs_, but also promoting pollution and cuts to healthcare, wages, and job safety.

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    Comment #13315961

    Yes. The post you are replying to said, essentially, "lack of macroscopic quantum behavior => P != NP, because macroscopic quantum behavior => P=NP", which is obviously flawed logi…

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    Comment #13315949

    How does "polynomial" imply "practically tractable"? If P = NP, the exponent may well something like x^100 or x^(# of atoms in the Universe)

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    Comment #13202055

    you just gave two vague definitions and also said it has shades of meaning -- that's what "ill-defined" is.