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theclay
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Comment #2891865
This is the future of education. Stanford is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Comment #2865814
As a practical matter, this would require the enforcement agency to publish the correct price for every asset regulated. Publishing a formula for this calculation wouldn't be good …
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Comment #2862795
This is exactly what I want to know. What were the numbers?
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Comment #2826418
Wow! Here today, gone tomorrow. Good call Kyro!
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Comment #2826417
All that talk of "doubling the size of its customer service staff" sounds good, but it doesn't mention numbers. Did they go from 1 to 2? 100 to 200? When they say they will be "cre…
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Comment #2826376
I'm sorry, but this doesn't address what I said. I know the lisp community stands behind Edi Weitz and I respect him, but compared to Python's "Batteries Included" or Perl's standa…
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Comment #2823772
Since you are hung up on "objective analysis," what objective evidence do you have that this claim is true? In any case, here is an objective problem: Common Lisp does not include …
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Comment #2817817
I can't tell if this is serious or not. Either way, it seems like we all benefit from devices that make doctors more effective.
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Comment #2764768
I think you should decide what you hope to accomplish. However, on a window's machine, there is small basic: http://smallbasic.com/ It's windows, it's powerful, it's simple, and it…
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Comment #2688055
The first edition of the OED took about 70 years (starting in the mid 1800's) if I recall. Newer editions are still being edited.
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Comment #2687838
It doesn't have to be direct conflict. The margins for survival are very slim. Out-competing through more effective hunting and gathering would make a huge difference.
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Comment #2662444
If only you could outsource this job to India...
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Comment #2662437
This isn't just a problem with online communities either. True communities are a mess.
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Comment #2662433
Climate Science isn't a science. For science to be science, you have to control for variables. When you can't--like with climate studies--you rely on intuition instead. That's a so…
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Comment #2646981
Check out Mint Linux. It's built on top of Ubuntu but much better.
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Comment #2646957
If it wasn't for Mint Linux standing on top of Ubuntu standing on top of Debian with Debian's apt-get repository, I probably would have switched to Mac. Interestingly, most of my f…
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Comment #2646700
Not to mention the fact that most times, it's easier to go through the line with a check-out person running the register. Not only do they do the work, but the self check-out lines…
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Comment #2616096
Hopefully this will also clue in some developers to cool projects that they can contribute to.
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Comment #2608246
Accelerated C++ by Koenig and Moo
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Comment #2592503
So then what's your take on coding in Ada compared to other languages?
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Comment #2589019
I couldn't agree more. The last time I went to the movies, it felt like such a rip off that I vowed never to return. Questions: 1) How long are advertisements anymore? It felt like…
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Comment #2576793
I doubt people will argue that these features are useful, but they do increase Python's overall complexity by adding to the sum total one must learn to grok python. There's a dange…
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Comment #2507162
Strange as it sounds, lots of incoming freshman have never had to figure out anything before. Their "education" has consisted of nothing but regurgitating standardized lessons for …
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Comment #2469381
Thank you. This is the kind of response I was hoping to see. I'm not qualified to comment at all on Clojure, but I was interested to see what people thought who were part of this c…