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by NTDF 13y ago
All of which have an impression on the phone, that someone could duplicate.
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by NTDF 13y ago
This is objectively not true. Immigrants have plenty to lose. Take my own example. Living in America for a few years (first as a graduate student and then as a software developer), I have made strong connections and a social life here. I lo
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by NTDF 13y ago
Is it really this hard for Americans to understand that this whole thing is not sustainable? I am not an American but I have lived here for the last 3 years. There are few things that I find really strange. What is wrong with the fee struct
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by NTDF 13y ago
Honestly, if Linus was my boss, I'd quit my job cursing him. He has a lot going for him. I understand why he needs to be like this and why it works, but in all seriousness, I'd much rather be like Eric Schmidt or Bill Joy.
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Monsanto patent rejected in India(occupymonsanto360.org)
2 points by NTDF 13y ago|0 comments
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by NTDF 13y ago
I am a Georgia Tech alum. I had taken the Advanced OS class and High Performance Computer Architecture classes. My then roommate had taken the Networks class too. I strongly recommend taking those classes, if you get the chance. The concept
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by NTDF 13y ago
As a person just outside the 2% (yes, I failed those entrance exams) and yet currently residing in Silicon Valley, I disagree. I would much rather preserve the sanctity of those few colleges. I'd rather have other universities collabor
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How do computers work?(quora.com)
1 points by NTDF 13y ago|0 comments
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by NTDF 13y ago
Very interesting thread. I moved to SV a year ago and my perspective on how modern programmers think has changed enormously. As a background, I am a software engineer on route to being a cpu architect. My job is to understand how hardware w