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by attack 18y ago
Small open source projects are a far better measure of this phenomenon. It's completely unaffected by salary, no one gets paid, completely free of bias, you have to do everything yourself. And yet the disparity is enormous.
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by attack 18y ago
You are very wrong to suggest that men are not discouraged from taking this career path as well.
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by attack 18y ago
> variation within a gender group is much larger than the variation between genders. You're measuring the wrong thing. If you look at the top percentage of performers in these fields then the differences become striking.
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by attack 18y ago
If you don't have children then two people can live off of one person's income far more easily. It is children that are the huge money sink. Just saying.
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by attack 18y ago
Working endlessly without a break. Very, very dumb.
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by attack 18y ago
Get a de-humidifier. They are cheaper than AC, much more convenient, and usually just as effective.
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by attack 18y ago
It appears hugely likely that this is intentional.
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by attack 18y ago
Worst type of bug that could possibly exist, and unnoticed by the general public for so long. Incredible. Something like this could trivially be detected with basic prng tests. I'm certain that there are groups that discovered this long ago
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by attack 18y ago
This may not fit your way of looking at this problem but please, read on. One of the most fun things about python, or any terse loose language, is that you can now write amazingly massive amounts of code without having to do exhaustive chec
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by attack 18y ago
It seems that you're still implying that python is only good enough for lowly sysadmin tasks?
101.
by attack 18y ago
Being able to code fast one-offs to solve problems or automate tasks is one of the strongest reasons to get into programming in the first place. This is hugely useful in engineering for example, not just in minimum wage grunt jobs. Scheme/L
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by attack 18y ago
It's not that it's hard, it's just that it violates the readability tenet of python. You can see online GVR himself scolding people for producing semi-functional code because it turns out to be a mess.
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by attack 18y ago
What is market value of interns in your area? I always have wondered this because this seems to vary widely. Where I've lived it's been between $9 - $15.
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by attack 18y ago
Yes, I looked up a few poker bots yesterday and those sites said that the bots are generally more profitable on no-limit with experienced (predictable) players. I can dig up the links again if anyone wants.
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by attack 18y ago
Spend more money right when your income is in highest jeopardy? Most of us wish. I'd suggest just going in the summer while you're still employed and office activity has slowed anyway. My plan, anyway.
106.
by attack 18y ago
No social life !=> no sex life... Entrepreneurs are more efficient!
107.
by attack 18y ago
Yup, bunch of closed minded people who are jerks.
108.
by attack 18y ago
What's wrong with breaking up function arguments onto multiple lines?
109.
by attack 18y ago
Come on, everyone should take a break now and then.
110.
by attack 18y ago
The comment you cite has enough made up data and weak reasoning to make the daily mail look respectable. For actual data, let us turn to the internet. The February 2007 report involving chimpanzees does lend credibility to this orangutan pi
111.
by attack 18y ago
Not at all. Plenty of examples come to mind where they're inversely correlated. Working long and hard for cash can wreck social life.
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by attack 18y ago
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6990802.stm
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by attack 18y ago
Yes, more advice from people that failed at least a few times instead of know-it-alls who think their anecdote is the huge secret to success.
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by attack 18y ago
Keep telling yourselves what you want to hear. Morons. And don't dead me bro.
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by attack 18y ago
Over generalization is when you generalize to a group larger than is applicable. This is the same group and a very accurate generalization on his part.
116.
by attack 18y ago
Too bad only robots will comply.
117.
by attack 18y ago
Yeah you can have it both ways, it's called getting a regular job and having some stock options.
118.
by attack 18y ago
Starting a business sucks. Failure rates are often just as high, no big reward to look forward to, your peers who work a fourth as hard in regular jobs usually get more money. Unless you're already rich, starting a business is the worst of
119.
by attack 18y ago
Not everyone with a family to support has tons of money saved up so they can go without income for a year. Almost none do. I have no idea how you could possibly say "No it doesn't".
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by attack 18y ago
I used to run 50 bittorrent downloads simultaneously off of my kuro just fine. A wrist watch could handle it.

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