4/04    Is there a good way to diff 2 files that consist of columns of
        floating point numbers, such that it only tells me if there's a
        difference if the numbers on a given line differ by at least a given
        ratio?  Say, 1%?
        \_ Use Excel.
           1. Open foo.txt in Excel.  It should convert all numbers to cells in
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7/23    Hey mconst, check this out:
        int main()
        {
            int i_value   = 16777217;
            float f_value = 16777217.0;
            printf("The integer is: %d\n", i_value);
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7/23    Hey mconst, check this out:
int main()
{
    int i_value   = 16777217;
    float f_value = 16777217.0;
    printf("The integer is: %d\n", i_value);
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8/9     So I just found out that an old college friend of mine lost her
        four month old daughter to SIDS. What is the correct response here?
        \_ "Did she sleep with her belly?" and "Did you breastfeed?"
        \_ try this joke:
           How do you make a dead baby float?
           ˙ʎqɐq pɐǝp ɟo sdooɔs oʍʇ puɐ ɹ�\
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10/1    I want redistricting. I don't want a committee. How hard is it to
        simply float a new scheme for redistricting?
        \_ Just gather 1M signatures.
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8/27    Is there any object ID built into java?  In Ruby and Python
        there's a method on every object, getObjectID() that returns a
        unique ID for any object.  Is there anything like that iN java?
        \_ Object.hashCode() in general will return a unique value, although
           that is not contractually guaranteed.  You could get two different
           objects wiht the same hashcode, but Object.equals() should return
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5/18    ZNGA    -13.42%
        LNKD    - 5.65%
        GRPN    - 6.69%
        YELP    -12.36%
        RENN    -20.99%
        Thank you FaceBook!
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