philrea

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by philrea 11y ago
Yeah I do. Actually, I always do. Your question has brought the realization that, though not intentional, if I'm at HN its because that is the thing I have decided to do... On that note, I have no choice but to tip my hat to HN. Way to
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Policing, Mass Imprisonment, and the Failure of American Lawyers(harvardlawreview.org)
374 points by philrea 11y ago|315 comments
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U.S. Capitalism: A Tarnished Model? By Richard Whitley [pdf](business.illinois.edu)
1 points by philrea 11y ago|0 comments
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Did Goldman Sachs Overstep in Criminally Charging Its Ex-Programmer?(vanityfair.com)
6 points by philrea 11y ago|0 comments
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by philrea 12y ago
Problem with the arg how can an "average" investor expect to compete against the big dedicated investment houses is that in most respects the big guys are average at best. Speaking as a former aspiring fund manager turned software
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by philrea 12y ago
I am new to the valley and always enjoy meeting new people, shoot me an email when you get to town, I'd be more than happy to grab coffee or whatever.
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by philrea 12y ago
I totally agree, they must exist together for as long as it takes (or until you don't care), good luck!
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by philrea 12y ago
of course not, you do it every month or so through proxy voting... seriously though, wouldn't it be considered a gift? if so and my thinking is correct and gifts are taxable then... just be sure to pay your taxes
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by philrea 12y ago
amen
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by philrea 12y ago
Write a relatively complex system without any external code and, preferably, without any previous training... It will suck, it will break, and eventually, it will be near impossible to add or change anything at all. But you will have experi
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by philrea 12y ago
First I'll second the other comments mentioning "learn you a haskell". I dont know haskell in the way an expert does, nor do I have very much exp writing it but, I can and enjoy when I do. "learn you a haskell" does
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by philrea 13y ago
Good advice... I am new to the development community in most ways and have only recently learned that GitHub is important in demonstrating experience. (although pretty obvious when put in that light...) I have worked on a project that I sta
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by philrea 13y ago
Thanks a bunch, this is exactly the type of information I am looking for. I figured housing to be expensive, nice to get a number ball-parked though. As far as rooming with someone, it is true that I do not know anyone but would accept livi
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Advice/Resources for Someone Moving to San Fran
1 points by philrea 13y ago|4 comments