danielg6

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by danielg6 7y ago
Also, I wouldn’t necessarily agree that AP exams are more difficult than the SAT subject tests. School curriculum is not uniform. In fact, in my high school the material for certain SAT subjects tests was _only_ taught in AP classes.
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by danielg6 7y ago
To clarify, I meant to say “along with”. I took the APs and their SAT subject equivalents
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by danielg6 7y ago
What’s the point in taking SAT Math 2, SAT Chem, and SAT Physics if you’re already sending scores for AP Calc/Stats/Comp Sci, AP Chem, and 3 different AP Physics lmao? I actually feel silly now for having done that.
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by danielg6 7y ago
Exactly. I took all of the AP equivalents of the SAT2s senior year before starting at MIT. It seemed pointless. And my parents paid for each one. Edit: I meant I took the SAT subject tests along with their AP equivalents.
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by danielg6 7y ago
I assumed the outages were caused by features lacking in the product, rather than the tech stack (e.g. not accounting for leap days if that were true). I also assumed that the recent outage was due to not accounting for yesterday’s circuit
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by danielg6 7y ago
Trees are also a liability depending on their proximity to valuable things. They also block light.
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by danielg6 7y ago
I’m not so sure you can say this is just a “startup” problem.
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by danielg6 7y ago
Or you could have just found the site yourself and linked to it here like everyone else does. OP: Paywall Link You: Here’s the non-paywall link. Not that hard. And if you think about it, OP typed the answer “Ruby on Rails”. Would you have d
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by danielg6 7y ago
Ok. You know of Sally Ride but not Mae Jemison. Their work is equivalent. You know of Watson and Crick, but not Rosalind Franklin. By you, I mean the general you.
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Kobe Bryant’s VC Firm Holds $2B(pymnts.com)
2 points by danielg6 7y ago|0 comments
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by danielg6 7y ago
They didn’t specially mention NASA in their comment. You know of Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla, but have you heard of Lewis Latimer? Probably not.
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by danielg6 7y ago
What does non-discrimination and political correctness have to do with the white Americans that were evacuated from Wuhan lmao? And the ones that returned from China in general? Or for that matter, American citizens in general? Also, the U.
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by danielg6 7y ago
Yeah, sure. We’re talking about Elon Musk though... And whether it’s fine to say “you go do what Elon did.” It’s more realistic to say “you go do what the flappy bird guy did”. You fanboys are hilarious.
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by danielg6 7y ago
So you mean in the United States or some other developed country? Ok. I know you already understood what I was saying. I’m not going to argue.
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by danielg6 7y ago
It’s still more than most people have and during a specific time in history. What you said doesn’t negate my point. There’s more involved to starting a company than money. Such as your network. Your support system. Even your race and geogra
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by danielg6 7y ago
Or to have parents to seed said company. Not sure why you got downvoted. It’s easier to say “Go do what JK Rowling did” than to say “Go do what Elon did” lmao. I can write a fantasy series with $0. The same can’t be said necessarily for bui
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by danielg6 7y ago
Or maybe the situation was treated with seriousness, hence the outcome...
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LA tech industry mourns Kobe Bryant(techcrunch.com)
2 points by danielg6 7y ago|0 comments
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by danielg6 7y ago
In the thread I’m referring to, the OP questioned why all of the Kobe-related posts were being flagged. He said the reason was “due to technology”. Then, he listed several other recent threads that had nothing to do with technology. All I r
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by danielg6 7y ago
It’s conjecture. That’s why I said “I think I’m right.” But thanks for furthering my point along.
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LA Tech Industry Mourns Kobe Bryant(techcrunch.com)
1 points by danielg6 7y ago|4 comments
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by danielg6 7y ago
It was a quote from Meet the Parents lol.
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by danielg6 7y ago
I think “deceive the integrity” means that the administration wouldn’t have been in the position in the first place to agree to anonymize the donation if not for Ito’s actions.
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by danielg6 7y ago
“Neither of you were wrong” So you also think the original comment was “helplessly racist” lol?
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by danielg6 7y ago
> I’m using normal in the statistical sense Which is semantics. You’re using a different meaning of the word to fit your point just like the person did in the grandfather comment. You even put the word normal in quotes yourself indicatin
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by danielg6 7y ago
It’s just semantics. There are negative connotations associated with calling someone “normal” versus “abnormal”. I’m sure you’re polite enough to not describe people in wheel chairs as “abnormal”. The non-controversial terms that people use
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by danielg6 7y ago
Super light
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by danielg6 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queerbaiting “Queer fans have reacted with concern and anger to an identity they consider defining being used as a mere marketing ploy, a plaything for creatives, a mark of "edgines
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by danielg6 7y ago
That’s the joke... You can scroll up or down and find such a comment.
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by danielg6 7y ago
Thanks. I thought your first post was very emotional and didn’t align with the truth of the situation, which is why I felt the need to reply. You’re right in that the primary focus of the article was not the outsourced devs being Indian. Th

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