... Then everybody clapped.
Economically, the fairest tax system is one that does not affect people's behavior. The most straightforward means of doing this is a head tax, but that's not politically feasible. The best thing to do is a sales tax on…
I was assigned a new manager, and they curbed a lot of the unofficial perks I'd been enjoying, like being able to work from home some days. When it came time to turn in self-evaluations, I turned in a quitting notice. I…
Keep in mind, this is using terminology that comes from courses appropriate for advanced undergrad/beginning graduate level math courses.
How petty of them.
I have a Master's in Economics. In graduate classes, much of the work done in intro-level courses is tossed aside for more capable models that require a fair bit of calculus to understand. The easiest being the Solow…
The certification comes through acquiring and maintaining the Professional Engineer credential: http://www.nspe.org/resources/licensure/what-pe
The Aristotelian treatment of causality is what's needed here. Objects act in accordance to their nature. Cause and effect is the course of how objects interact with each other. For a given situation, objects A & B will…
Even if somehow tomorrow, all the cars on the road switch to a power source that had nothing to do with petroleum, we would still need loads of oil. Petroleum is a raw material input for many necessary products in our…
Kay was referencing an idea originated by Stigler, the Inventor, to use as a contrast to Feynman's stance. There was no attack on Stigler as such.
Shull doesn't mention the book by Krause [1], which provides exercises for the reader to develop an understanding of Taxicab Geometry. [1]: http://store.doverpublications.com/0486252027.html
Theo is objecting to the view that VMs are a security necessity.
I'm still going to use tail -f, in tmux. I get the log stream, and I get tmux's search & movement.
It's proving a negative assertion, which is impossible. The burden of proof is on the person making positive claims.
Then there's also this: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man1/...
Sadly this seems to be the state of the higher level discussions on the various Stack Overflow sites that get shared through Y Combinator. Fundamental questions are closed off because they're out of scope of the site…
The Haswell refresh has been full of laptops where corners have been cut in the form of lower production quality, many convenient features being removed, and questionable keyboard layouts. There have even been a couple…
WebSQL yet another web spec that the Mozilla Foundation won't implement because of "problems". There are a few bits of CSS that I would love to use all over the web, like "display: run-in", but Gecko is the only holdout.
The FED is in a regulatory gray area where it is, yet is not, a government department.
And this is why I can't understand why people don't use matching braces in my control structures. Not using them is asking for this kind of error.
The tmux project is part of the ones developed alongside and included in OpenBSD, so when you support OpenBSD, you're also supporting tmux.
Some background on the OpenBSD video: http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20140219085851
There's a wide variety of economists. Speaking as someone with Master's degrees in Math & Economics, this sort of simulation is inadequate in many ways. I was educated via the Neoclassical approach, where the…
I got a lot of pushback from my thesis advisor when I was going with the gender-neutral approach. This was over 10 years ago, and not much has changed since then by the looks of it.
I shy away from keyboards that have an indicator light built into the CAPS LOCK key, so no, I don't have the problem of the indicator bugging me.
... Then everybody clapped.
Economically, the fairest tax system is one that does not affect people's behavior. The most straightforward means of doing this is a head tax, but that's not politically feasible. The best thing to do is a sales tax on…
I was assigned a new manager, and they curbed a lot of the unofficial perks I'd been enjoying, like being able to work from home some days. When it came time to turn in self-evaluations, I turned in a quitting notice. I…
Keep in mind, this is using terminology that comes from courses appropriate for advanced undergrad/beginning graduate level math courses.
How petty of them.
I have a Master's in Economics. In graduate classes, much of the work done in intro-level courses is tossed aside for more capable models that require a fair bit of calculus to understand. The easiest being the Solow…
The certification comes through acquiring and maintaining the Professional Engineer credential: http://www.nspe.org/resources/licensure/what-pe
The Aristotelian treatment of causality is what's needed here. Objects act in accordance to their nature. Cause and effect is the course of how objects interact with each other. For a given situation, objects A & B will…
Even if somehow tomorrow, all the cars on the road switch to a power source that had nothing to do with petroleum, we would still need loads of oil. Petroleum is a raw material input for many necessary products in our…
Kay was referencing an idea originated by Stigler, the Inventor, to use as a contrast to Feynman's stance. There was no attack on Stigler as such.
Shull doesn't mention the book by Krause [1], which provides exercises for the reader to develop an understanding of Taxicab Geometry. [1]: http://store.doverpublications.com/0486252027.html
Theo is objecting to the view that VMs are a security necessity.
I'm still going to use tail -f, in tmux. I get the log stream, and I get tmux's search & movement.
It's proving a negative assertion, which is impossible. The burden of proof is on the person making positive claims.
Then there's also this: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man1/...
Sadly this seems to be the state of the higher level discussions on the various Stack Overflow sites that get shared through Y Combinator. Fundamental questions are closed off because they're out of scope of the site…
The Haswell refresh has been full of laptops where corners have been cut in the form of lower production quality, many convenient features being removed, and questionable keyboard layouts. There have even been a couple…
WebSQL yet another web spec that the Mozilla Foundation won't implement because of "problems". There are a few bits of CSS that I would love to use all over the web, like "display: run-in", but Gecko is the only holdout.
The FED is in a regulatory gray area where it is, yet is not, a government department.
And this is why I can't understand why people don't use matching braces in my control structures. Not using them is asking for this kind of error.
The tmux project is part of the ones developed alongside and included in OpenBSD, so when you support OpenBSD, you're also supporting tmux.
Some background on the OpenBSD video: http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20140219085851
There's a wide variety of economists. Speaking as someone with Master's degrees in Math & Economics, this sort of simulation is inadequate in many ways. I was educated via the Neoclassical approach, where the…
I got a lot of pushback from my thesis advisor when I was going with the gender-neutral approach. This was over 10 years ago, and not much has changed since then by the looks of it.
I shy away from keyboards that have an indicator light built into the CAPS LOCK key, so no, I don't have the problem of the indicator bugging me.