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Comment #39064773
The number is likely larger than the article suggests, because both Visa and Mastercard will share updated payment information to merchants who had recurring charges. The paper tre…
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Comment #32455574
> there isn't much you can do against people drinking alcohol, having their phone on speaker or just urinating in the middle Yes there is. You eject them from the vehicle.
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Comment #18417295
> if you’re trading hundreds or thousands of shares at a time, you’re better off elsewhere Exactly. Any price improvement other brokerages can offer should be considered net of the…
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Comment #17961374
Didn't browsers take a stand a few years ago by ignoring "autocomplete=off" on password fields? I think it’s about time browsers start ignoring any onpaste events on password field…
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Comment #17772471
I did my BS at CMU as well, though it's been around 3 years since I graduated. The Indian food options were not great in Pittsburgh; I remember one restaurant that got shut down by…
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Comment #17695151
This "older woman, somewhere in her 60s" probably just consumes a lot of news, as is common for people in that age group. "DNI" isn't exactly a secret acronym for Director of Natio…
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Comment #17628696
> The ACLU has not published its data set, methodology, or results in detail This is my biggest gripe with how the ACLU has conducted this. I find it hard to distinguish their "tes…
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Comment #17622503
How does working at a cafeteria provider like Bon Appetit compare to working at a restaurant? By that I mean a place where office workers are likely to get lunch daily, where the t…
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Comment #17603703
This.
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Comment #17569844
I think this tourist map[1] brilliantly depicts what parts most tourists actually stick to, by shrinking the western parts of the city on the map. There are very few tourists in th…
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Comment #17045361
> At CMU you took no courses in operating systems? Algorithms? Computer hardware or logic? Compilers? Graphics? Databases? Web programming? Distributed systems? Networks? Parallel/…
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Comment #17043962
That's actually what I meant, but used the wrong phrasing - I can't edit it, unfortunately.
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Comment #17043935
15-213 Introduction to Computer Systems is the one. Anyone who passed that class knows what context switching means, and what TCP is. Whether they still remember it many years down…
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Comment #17043628
“250fun”, as we ironically called it. It was intense, but the topics were covered in a very interesting way.
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Comment #17042732
15-210: Parallel and Sequential Data Structures and Algorithms, which is still required, is purely functional.
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Comment #17042576
I did my undergrad in CS at CMU, and have first-hand experience of what’s covered in the core courses, which are also requirements for this new program. Perhaps you should take a l…
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Comment #17041997
> candidates who don’t know what TCP is or what context switch means. Nope, look at the curriculum again.
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Comment #16937291
As an SF resident, I love these things and regularly use them instead of calling an Uber. Requiring helmets (as the draft regulation does) is a bad idea; it would drastically reduc…
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Comment #16181247
Of all the issues to be considered, this is the easiest one to fix and so should be the least important consideration at this stage. A fairly busy airport already exists in every c…
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Comment #16171271
The North Beach branch of the San Francisco Public Library actually uses denim as insulating material within their walls. http://sfpublicworks.org/project/north-beach-branch-librar…
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Comment #16154874
It also doesn't make sense domestically within the US. A 5-hour flight from coast to coast is not a particularly efficient use of the A380. The only US domestic route that may be a…
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Comment #16153388
The A380's engines were developed in the early 2000's. Newer twin-engine planes (B737-MAX, A320neo, A330neo, A350, B787, the upcoming 777-X) have improvements in engine efficiency …
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Comment #16153099
This is a philosophical difference, in a way - running an asset-light business vs an asset-heavy business. Hotels have mostly moved towards not owning their properties, for example…
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Comment #16152916
Generally - the "willful, illegal transportation of migrants into another country". If you're interested in reading more into how cartels operate, I'd highly recommend the book Nar…