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p_h
15y ago
It's depressing that this is so out in the open, and it seems like there's nothing America can do to defend itself.
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15y ago
I've had multiple math professors tell me to study as much math as I can while I'm young, because once you're over 30 it's a lot harder to learn math. I'm in my 20's so I'm not sure if this is true. It also seems to me that the math you wo
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p_h
15y ago
The Blackberry does have some advantages over other consumer smart phones. RIM's built a lot of infrastructure for dealing with corporate clients and security. It's probably going to be a long time before the president of the United State
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p_h
15y ago
Looks like buying the puts was a bad idea
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Succinct Description of Bayesian Inference Philosophy
(cs.toronto.edu)
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15y ago
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p_h
16y ago
My favourite quote: "I always have a role for talented people." "What role? Who the F knows."
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p_h
16y ago
It says there's a 3.5mm headphone jack
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p_h
16y ago
delete your Economist cookie. That will get you past the weekly article limit for non-subscribers.
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16y ago
Have any other Canadians had trouble selling apps on Android?
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p_h
16y ago
too bad, sounds like you deserve it
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16y ago
I wonder if Matt is one of Toronto's "App Kings": http://www.torontolife.com/magazine/2010/11/
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16y ago
Might be a bit late for this, but it's a real bitch to google help for a programming language with a name like 'L'. That's what I learned from 'R' anyways.
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p_h
16y ago
Holy crap, what is the story behind making a start up in Yellowknife?
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p_h
16y ago
Some people may interpret your words in any way that can start a conflict, but I agree with what I think you intended to say. Of course there are plenty of women capable of handling mathematical and technical discussions, but even so, in a
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16y ago
Well then for starters maybe you should spend some of that money on life insurance.
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16y ago
causation vs. correlation
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16y ago
unrelated to the article's contents; this page's bright green background absolutely made my eyes burn while trying to read the article.
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17y ago
yeah, it's just weird not having CBC cover the olympics
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p_h
17y ago
I think there would be a healthy demand for that service
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p_h
17y ago
This is genius
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17y ago
Yeah, no school spirit, and how does U of T lose marks on international students? I don't really see how the student population could be more diverse.
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17y ago
I'm in the same boat, I graduated with a computer degree but I didn't learn much about stats. Since then I've gone back to take part time courses to catch up. I find it really interesting and useful. I wish my school made stats a part of
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17y ago
Does anyone have an opinion on the best visualization tool?
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17y ago
Seriously, we already have too much cure for cancer
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17y ago
The ex gets access half of the founder's equity, but a good incorporation (or shareholder's?) contract will allow the other partners to buy out the wife's shares before she can actually become a "partner" in the company.
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17y ago
Works for me
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17y ago
I don't think sex offenders are being punished too much, it's just America's definition of sex offender that goes too far.
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17y ago
Here here, how did this get to the top of HackerNews? Maybe the whole California kidnapper put this back in peoples minds.
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17y ago
I can't say this is necessarily a bad thing.
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p_h
17y ago
I can't believe a teacher can make more than 100k a year plus pension for working 8:15-3:15 9 months a year.
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