faucet

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   by faucet 14y ago

   it was just one line! :-)
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   by faucet 14y ago

   is it only me or there is a (just one) line of code gone wrong on ed's comment handling server? {"post_id":131434793,"html":"\u003Cdiv class='p_response_container' style='display:none;'\u003E\n\u003Cheader class='clearfix'\u003E\n\u003Ca hr
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   by faucet 14y ago

   Crowd-Sourced TSA patdown.
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   by faucet 15y ago

   I might put it on a T-shirt this way: "Got root? $rm -rf / - make computer faster!" :-)
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   by faucet 15y ago

   In big corporations the opposit might be true. Programming is outsourced and analysts are driving the decision-making (in the best case). The point with the programming skills stays, though. To me it seems there exists a whole corporate eco
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   by faucet 15y ago

   Another possibility would be to work for companies that have big data already.
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   by faucet 15y ago

   Anything is better than not present gut feeling!
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   by faucet 15y ago

   Freenet.Org
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   by faucet 15y ago

   You can survive with no German knowledge if your coworkers target group predominantly speaks English. This is not a given, though.
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    by faucet 15y ago

    If you have this Lesson learned you'd appreciate this followup.
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    by faucet 15y ago

    1+99 = 100, 2+98=100 etc. So the sum of integers between 1 and 100 is 100*49 + 50. Is this what the author refers to? I believe he has misunderstood the point in that math problem.
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    by faucet 15y ago

    I doubt that physicists care who would pass the physics class but for those who have understood physics.