Maven911

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by Maven911 15y ago
60 minutes recently ran a segment on making kids wait before going to kindergarden - based partialy on Gladwell's work http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7400898n&tag=cont...
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Ask HN: When will the robot revolution occur?
6 points by Maven911 15y ago|5 comments
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HTML5: Getting Androids and iPhones to Play Nice(businessweek.com)
2 points by Maven911 15y ago|0 comments
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by Maven911 15y ago
I think you can expect a stock increase in the markets tommorow, if ur a day trader this is good news
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by Maven911 15y ago
i wonder how many technical books the average HN'er reads per year. My own personal goal is to read 5 books a year
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by Maven911 15y ago
Am i missing something here, some versions of the andruino seems to be in a similar price range (at mouser.com), or is this board vastly superior to the cheap model andruinos ?
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by Maven911 15y ago
I agree with you completely, i think the general thought process here to reach the conclusion of 'just go exercise' is based on personal experiences, but if you have ever seen people go through major depression, it is not that easy, even to
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by Maven911 15y ago
Maybe the general-laymen catchphrase can be: shutting down internet freedom
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by Maven911 15y ago
Any tips on how to start charging more without scaring away new and existing clients
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by Maven911 15y ago
wow, thats quite a bit, what is the hourly rate they charge
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by Maven911 15y ago
For someone who learned this site through my marketing class, I am quite suprised to see AdWeek make it on the front page of HN
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by Maven911 15y ago
Can somebody explain the article in laymen terms ? For those not too familiar with GAE...
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by Maven911 15y ago
I feel the need to state what is probably already obvious to the HN crowd: Microsoft did not invent the idea of lawful interception. It is used in full force for both fixed and mobile networks, and select government agencies can call carrie
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by Maven911 15y ago
I have always felt that other industries do not require the same amount of learning to keep up with and that in general since the knowledge base is lower, you can become and remain an expert with less amount of knowledge then software engin
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by Maven911 15y ago
> For example, when an employee swipes through the security gates, the elevator is called Not that I work in the industry, but I highly doubt it. Only be cause when I look at other fields such as communications, it is only in the past f
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by Maven911 15y ago
May I ask how much is this costing you or your company in legal fees?
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by Maven911 15y ago
Interesting that they are still doing this since the news lately has been that Larry is cleaning house and getting rid of non-core businesses (not including the longshot type projects such as the driverless cars)
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by Maven911 15y ago
Well, I work with DPI tools in the mobie world where carriers might want to rate-limit video sites or ban certain sites or charge more for some sites. Can you describe in more detail how your equipment can reach line speed and what vendor/
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by Maven911 15y ago
My own favorite sales technique to find out the upper range of a buyer is to casually ask 'up to' when they reveal their budget
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Ask HN: Are we losing all the older members
4 points by Maven911 15y ago|7 comments
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by Maven911 15y ago
I think a bigger problem is that there should be more standardized transparency in selecting a major: there should be data on failure rates based on high school gpa levels, salary information, % of jobs that were directly related to the fi
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by Maven911 15y ago
The hours dont match when you posted this message and you said you are on your lunch break, unless you take it at 5 pm
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by Maven911 15y ago
Anyone from uni of wash or who applied can corroborate this story ? Is it considered a top regional school or is it just the lack of seats/professors
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by Maven911 15y ago
There are classes for that in business school, such as orgazinational behaviour and leadership, but like most of academic learning, you learn to pass a test, not on how well its applied in the real world
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by Maven911 15y ago
Its more common then you think, and not everyone can afford to leave their job for something as relatively insignificant as this - i.e. its annoying but its tolerable and the bills gotta get paid
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by Maven911 15y ago
sometimes you have no choice, such as working on telecom systems which have a stripped down Linux version running on it and there is no python/perl interpreter available.
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by Maven911 15y ago
Thanks for answering, I should have given some background on why I am asking this, bash is one of many technologies that I need to learn for the job - our product unfortunately uses thousands of lines of bash scripting, and I have never got
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by Maven911 15y ago
Id like to see it in bash, all i know now is to use the +x option but you need to do it before its run
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has anyone gone through the entire book/guide, and i wonder is it because of your job and what other technologies you have to know in-depth
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I think the only reason this article was so popular and generated so many comments was the clever marketed headline

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