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by Vadoff 14y ago
Ickk... Bleach.
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by Vadoff 14y ago
I was an undergrad in the tech bubble a decade ago. CS was the most in demand and popular major on campus. It's funny, this again seems to be the case at a lot of universities today.
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by Vadoff 14y ago
Tipping is pretty much 100% expected in the US for anything involving "personal" services such as sit-in restaurants, bars, salons, taxis, etc. Typically, around 15% is acceptable - if you want to go bare minimum, 10% would probably suffice
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by Vadoff 14y ago
Oh yes, because 6 dead babies have more "value" than half a million dead elderly. How dare the author make such a comparison!
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by Vadoff 14y ago
Not programming related, but a good way would be ebay. Just have her buy/sell in an area she's familiar with and it's pretty easy to make money while enjoying a hobby at the same time.
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RIM offers developers $10,000 incentive for certified apps on Blackberry 10(engadget.com)
2 points by Vadoff 14y ago|0 comments
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by Vadoff 15y ago
A simpler solution would be to just round every transaction to the nearest 5 cent, which is the scheme that most countries that drop the penny follow.
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by Vadoff 15y ago
So is there no search bar...?
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by Vadoff 15y ago
"On the opposite end of the spectrum, in a place like Vegas or Miami, your rent will be significantly less than your mortgage payment." I think you meant to say significantly more.
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by Vadoff 15y ago
So I don't get it, how are these supposed to be powered 24/7? This just seems like a publicity gimmick to me. If they were serious, wouldn't some form of high-altitude solar balloon with solar powered rotors be better?
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by Vadoff 15y ago
Some suggestions: - Include ability to vote on pictures from the thumbnails, and without having to click on the picture and go to its own page first. - Include ability to vote without logging in. It's a huge barrier for people wanting to pa
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by Vadoff 15y ago
I believe Captain America does an excellent job on explaining what it means to be a true patriot: http://imgur.com/a/TEvWk
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by Vadoff 15y ago
I don't think you can make a blanket statement that easily. For some people, being a solo founder is a decision and can be best suited for them. If they have a great skillset to do it on their own, I don't they need to depend on a co-founde
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by Vadoff 15y ago
Wait, I don't get it. If you have such skills and an idea that you truly believe in why haven't you started coding it yet? It doesn't have to be much, perhaps you can't even do all of it yourself, but you should at least TRY. If your skills
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by Vadoff 15y ago
Aww, thought this was for Diablo 3...
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by Vadoff 15y ago
If you read the article, it's a system to detect fake reviews in general - there's no mention of bots or spammers at all. By looking at their methodology it's clear that it targets people who write fake reviews, not bots. Also, it's not as
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by Vadoff 15y ago
I love how they didn't get any funding. If the government stopped wasting it's money by funding a needless war, and actually put that money to good use in research and education... maybe America could be a leader in innovation once more.
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by Vadoff 15y ago
I went to this meetup once in SD last school year, it was a huge eye-opener for me when I was on the fence on the idea of startups. Now I'm currently in Silicon Valley with my brother cranking hardcore to roll out an app before fall quarter
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by Vadoff 15y ago
Now, this design might actually work if they implemented click-dragging for changing pages/sections.
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by Vadoff 15y ago
There's no need to mass deploy it for it to work for the public. It can just query requests over network like maeon3 suggests.
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Lulzsec gets owned by TeaMp0isoN - member site defaced(ifoundtheinter.net)
20 points by Vadoff 15y ago|3 comments
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The quantum computer is growing up(physorg.com)
24 points by Vadoff 15y ago|0 comments