wallio

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by wallio 13y ago
Trust us we have really good reasons and arguments but we just can't tell you. lol
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by wallio 13y ago
There is a tradeoff between being selective and inclusive. If you are too inclusive (i.e. almost everyone fits) then you can't be very selective. On the other hand if you are very selective you must be definition not be very inclusive.
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by wallio 13y ago
You make an interesting point that perhaps learning is NOT working. While learning can help you get more work done it is not work itself. In fact it is often an imitation of actual work - pretend or practice work: an essay the never get pub
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by wallio 13y ago
This article confusingly referred to "qualified" investors but according to other reporting it is actually "accredited" investors [1]. This is particularly confusing because "qualified purchasers" is an even hi
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by wallio 13y ago
This article makes it sound like free public transportation is a new idea. It pops up in Toronto every so often as if it was the first time it was every thought up(1). In fact this has been tried numerous (perhaps hundreds) of times, both i
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by wallio 13y ago
Fascinating issue and the rest of the Retraction Watch website is eye opening! I rarely read academic journals anymore but I had always assumed the top journals did a good job of filtering out bad papers and quickly retracting those that we
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by wallio 13y ago
Is all this secrecy just "security through obscurity" which is well know to be unreliable. In other words, would we be better off just letting everyone (citizens and enemies) know exactly what you are doing (e.g. tapping phones or
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by wallio 13y ago
The story was that they admitted this in a "secret briefing". I'm not sure if denying something in public refutes what you said in private. Nadler seemed pretty sure on Thursday at the Committee meeting and when interviewed b
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by wallio 13y ago
It is very hard to not love this guy.
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by wallio 13y ago
tptacek why are you always defending ridiculous statements and behavior by the US administration and spy agencies? You seem willing to bend over backwards (or is it forwards) to justify any statement from the authorities but will attack the
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by wallio 13y ago
Yes - it seems strange that this has not already been integrated into Google DevTools which I generally use. Perhaps there is a similar Chrome extension or Firebug add-in but have not see it. Not the same thing but there is already a jslint
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by wallio 13y ago
Cool stuff - had not heard about the 3D rendering linked in the article either. These are not trivial features to implement or maintain and seem to have a somewhat narrow audience. GitHub has such an amazing team and the core functionality
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How to Organize a Successful Hackathon(pbs.org)
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