advice4u

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by advice4u 13y ago
What companies do you have in mind?
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by advice4u 13y ago
It may be coincidence, but both Edgehill and Bull Run are locations in Virginia, where I imagine a lot of the DoD resides. I'm not saying they weren't named after the battles, but it's not like those names are exclusively rel
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by advice4u 13y ago
*Bothans Banthas are the large beasts-of-burden on Tatooine. Bothans are humanoid aliens with cat/dog-like faces. Why do I know that? I play a lot of Star Wars video and card games :) EDIT: just googled for the quote. The full one is &
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by advice4u 13y ago
What do you mean? As far as I can tell, it is freely available on NSA's website: http://www.nsa.gov/about/_images/pg_hi_res/nsa_aerial.jpg
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by advice4u 13y ago
To troll means to fish. In fact, looking up the definition of "trawl," it means "to troll" http://www.thefreedictionary.com/trawl
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by advice4u 13y ago
We have reached a point where, no matter how few violations occur and no matter how innocuous they may be, the average person will always believe the NSA is doing things that are much more extreme than what is reported. The secret nature of
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by advice4u 13y ago
If you succeed in your endeavor, they probably would want to hire you.
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by advice4u 13y ago
This is something I would really love to do. Where do you work (in academia, I presume)? I have the programming background, and a bit of the bio background... but I am weak on statistics. How much of statistics and probability theory would
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by advice4u 13y ago
The level of discourse here is shockingly low. Ever since the Snowden leaks HN has seen a massive increase in skepticism, which is healthy, but along with that has come rampant cynicism, unfounded assertions of insidious malign actions that
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by advice4u 13y ago
Can you cite an example of the NSA killing someone?
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by advice4u 13y ago
Why do you think they do not do that?
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by advice4u 13y ago
...or if he is a spy for the Chinese.
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by advice4u 13y ago
>And how do most of these "personal details" actually have anything to do with his credibility? The parent's second paragraph addresses that. He may have misinterpreted or not have understood what he was looking at. As the
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by advice4u 13y ago
>They cant even make good slides, how can anyone be sure they're keeping the data they collect... When I was in university, my professors made and taught from slides of roughly the same quality. Does that mean they cannot do their j
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by advice4u 13y ago
Alexander Karp was interviewed by Charlie Rose[1]: "Most of our business is in government, and it all involves both sides of this equation -- finding people who are up to essentially bad things..." "So, let’s say you go to th
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by advice4u 13y ago
Which only makes it more remarkable that its popularity continues to grow. That fact suggests there is a special timelessness to the film, since as you say most classics are either prototypical, unconventional, or artistically innovative (l
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by advice4u 13y ago
I liked it very much, but I believe I encountered a bug(?): http://i.imgur.com/TwwnLRy.png the part I'm referring to is "You needed 4 bullets, but only had 4" A suggestion I had is to consider changing the text when someone leaves, "we'll