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    I think their marketing is off. It's 10-20% of the price of a segway, and you can climb stairs, and carry them much more easily. They also look easy to put on (unlike rollerblades)…

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    Comment #8009210

    Also, not knowing what scope a variable has when creating closures.

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    Comment #8008515

    Yes and yes. It's still probably the biggest upset ever, but not as unlikely as their model suggests.

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    Comment #8008097

    I think he's saying it's a souped-up poisson model, not an agent based model. It's not trying to predict individual behavior. A poisson model is probably valid, but it should perha…

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    Comment #7974914

    Statistically, high paid CEOs are worth less than low paid ones. There's a negative correlation between CEO pay and stock performance.

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    Comment #7952626

    FTA, it seems she's front-running some approvals requirements and the sales / payola cycle by running a testing lab as well as developing the tests. To IT people, this is counterin…

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    Comment #7919074

    Just a stupid question ... what is it? edit: Answered in other people's comments - it's somewhere between HTML5BoilerPlate and Bootstrap - a basic "hello world" bunch of HTML / SAS…

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    Comment #7919001

    Can you fix it by adding random gaussian noise to the input?

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    Comment #7897755

    No, the ASU (which is part of the government) is doing its job. Starbucks is forking over a few hundred dollars per worker as a perk.

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    Comment #7889183

    Ideally, if you can convince a court there's a reasonable chance that the property was legally obtained (using income you legally earned), and that it wasn't purchased with the int…

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    Comment #7814217

    It sounds like the Soylent Revolution will be pleasurable. If you have Soylent for one or two meals a day, then you'll really enjoy everything else. The mechanics of pleasure are w…

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    Comment #7801940

    Python 3 isn't really good. It's not really bad, either. There's really not that many magic bullets (other than proper functional programming, maybe, which isn't about to happen in…

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    Comment #7795355

    No, it won't. Unless the economists have seriously screwed up, then capital gains will be done on an accrual basis - 100 people will all be gaining income from their homes.

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    Comment #7791756

    Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference, right? Your problem is not really knowing if you …

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    Comment #7791578

    Apple Fanboy and MS basher here. Seriously, the Surface is a great move. Aside from the whole Pro / RT naming thing, of course (confusing customers is not good). The Surface is, AF…

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    Comment #7771990

    http://peter-the-tea-drinker.com/pages/longjing-exmple.html Summary - if you don't want to break the web you should do this: 1. If you must use Javascript templating, inline the JS…