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Comment #20650956
Nice idea in theory; in practice, it might be tricky to have the organizational incentives aligned to make sure such a course is rigorous enough to be useful, rather than yet anoth…
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Comment #20413070
Please don't confuse the US with our government! (or, rather, with the subset of people in our government who happen to be talking at a given time---there are many levelheaded, eff…
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Comment #17964938
Google the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty. It makes it trivial for American entrepreneurs to move to NL
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Comment #17892171
Yes.. GP is correcting _Egyptian_ to Palestinian
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Comment #17676763
My networking lab class (at a top5 school) used AWS, with the reasons that it's more widely used and better documented than GCP or Azure. Tip: You get more free credit (by like 50%…
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Comment #17627650
Pandoc doesn't go from PDF to anything afaik
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Comment #17416085
My sister is in Tulsa and has a _very_ nice 4+2 (or maybe 3+2, idr, but it's a well-built, big house on an acre); it cost her $250k. Where I live (central Illinois, 200000 person m…
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Comment #17337511
Having two objectives (eg, offense and defense) doesn't preclude sometimes making decisions that trade a setback in one of the objectives for an advance in the other.
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Comment #17269621
Thanks for the replies!
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Comment #17258956
> Once you have an accurate model for a lot of classes it's much easier to add new ones with just a few samples. This is pretty cool. Do you know of any good references for stuff l…
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Comment #17255347
I know very little about US law and even less about German law, but I think GP was referring to contracts of adhesion, which are less enforceable in the US too, afaik; even if the …
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Comment #17246297
"Real" is a technical term from economics and roughly means "after controlling for price increases".
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Comment #17224054
A little off-topic, but clicking imgur "direct" links on mobile redirects you to the standard m.imgur.com URL now? Eww.
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Comment #17204480
Regrettably, in the world as it is, we need--extraordinarily--competent people working on our weapons of mass destruction, too (in particular, nuclear command and control). Not a j…
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Comment #17194148
2005 must have been nice: "Online, the answer tends to be a lot simpler. Most people who publish online write what they write for the simple reason that they want to. You can't see…
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Comment #17164198
Check BOAZ BARAK's Harvard class for a references list
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Comment #17148304
I think the sense in which GP is using the word is substantially stronger than that--or, maybe, it depends on what you mean by "rights" and "opportunities". (You could probably fin…
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Comment #17124777
> Wouldn't it be better and less wasteful if people owned scooters? Isn't the, well, _whole point_ of the sharing economy to reduce waste by not having everyone own things they onl…
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Comment #17096813
If you type fast, you can probably get a whole username (or personal name, or street address) in without seeing the red warning. (That said, it looks like it _will_ show "not secur…
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Comment #17071257
And, frankly, many strong undergraduate programs, perhaps especially ones which are also very large (my school has 500 person class size even in your second-to-last and last years,…
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Comment #17060472
Clicking around a little on the OP site's gallery led me to http://blog.geocities.institute/ and, in particular, to the post on the front page as of today, "9/11 and Vernacular Web…
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Comment #17060157
The FT also publishes articles of extraordinary quality. Their political reporting is some of the closest-to-center out there. (But I agree the instant paywall is a bit rough.)