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by ajju 17y ago
"Saying what you want" is not a right that supersedes other laws. No one can put up billboards (or even possess) child pornography because it is a heinous crime. Similarly, there are other limitations on free speech like shouting "Bomb" in
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by ajju 17y ago
NBC is a company. Free speech is a human right.
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by ajju 17y ago
Obama's press operation is flawless. Every single junior official who is leading anything of import gets a profile article in a major leading newspaper full of quotes from senior officials praising him. I supported Obama, but I'll wait till
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by ajju 17y ago
>>Marriage, or what Mr. Wrangham calls "a primitive protection racket," was a solution. I am happily married, and it's a little bit more than a protection racket for me, but this made me laugh :)
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by ajju 17y ago
Great advice. Have a friend who went to SPSU for his undergrad after dropping out of school. Let me know if you want to get in touch with him.
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by ajju 17y ago
I had a room mate who transferred to GT from a community college after a semester with a 4.0 gpa (after doing not so well in high school). He said it's surprisingly easier to transfer into GT than it is getting into GT after high school. Lo
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by ajju 17y ago
It's not just about privacy. If you have your real number up there, you'll start getting 5 calls a month from ecommerce and seo experts offering you all kinds of great services for a low low price.
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by ajju 17y ago
Much noise is made in general about NSA's advanced security capabilities. Does the NSA have any sort of mandate to help with govt. wide infosecurity? If they do (as they seem to[1]), why are they doing a crappy job? Stretched too thin? How
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by ajju 17y ago
>They're less secure than many university networks. If you've worked in/with IT at any university with a decent sized CS/Engineering program (and maybe even those without one), this is because students will try most tricks out there to
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by ajju 17y ago
callus vs. callous, related but not the same. callus: A callus (or callosity) is an especially toughened area of skin which has become relatively thick and hard as a response to repeated contact callous: emotionally hardened; "a callous in
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by ajju 17y ago
Update: Hey, you're the guy who launched Google Transit! I could use your advice ( See http://www.ridecell.com/gt/about/ ). Can I email you? I think indexing everything in seconds could definitely be a competitive advantage. I haven't tri
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by ajju 17y ago
I have a feeling Larry is being sneaky here and trying to misdirect competitors. I don't doubt that indexing content in real time and making it searchable has some utility - see the comment on this article about some question on the t.v. sh
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by ajju 17y ago
They probably include blogging in Internet publishing.
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by ajju 17y ago
By all means, count my Midtown living self in the 740 also.
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by ajju 17y ago
I was one of those 590/100,000!
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by ajju 17y ago
I second this. From time to time my mom sends me news stories related to startups and innovation in the US I have never read from the Indian regional language daily she reads!
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by ajju 17y ago
As an Indian living in America, like the author, I have the following points to make, all of which counter the author's theses: 1) Obama 'must' not do anything, and will not do anything, just because India is a great nation and the world's
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by ajju 17y ago
You can survive comfortably but not entertain yourself. Movie tickets, for example, cost at least $1 in most cities. So does eating out at a decent restaurant (by local standards).
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by ajju 17y ago
Son of a gun!
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by ajju 17y ago
Signed up ok. It seemed to have logged me in after signup - great. Then it kicked me out. Now if I try to login it says invalid credentials. Pretty sure I am using the right credentials. There's no apparent way to send a password change req
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by ajju 17y ago
Change or Modify "Hybir Unbelievable" to add something descriptive like "Hybir Features". When I don't see any obvious way to checkout a list of features I bail out instantly. Also why do Signup, Login, Unbelievable and Forums each have t
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by ajju 17y ago
Either Google needs to put all their apps on servers inside your perimeter or compliance laws need to change to allow companies to store data in the cloud as long as there are reasonable security measures. I would bet on the latter. In the
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by ajju 17y ago
Misery:a state of ill-being due to affliction or misfortune; I don't think the problems workers face due to globalization are non-existent. I do think that they aren't unforeseen (which is the definition of misfortune). I would argue that a
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LinkedIn
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>There's a clear difference between dictating what someone else should have as primary in their life, and declaring something to be moral or immoral. Rand does both. She declares putting family over work as immoral: "If they place such
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by ajju 17y ago
I am responding to edw519 who, as far as I can tell, is implying that having an accounting job is like prison, not the guy quoted in the article.
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It is amazing what a contradictory situation the United States has landed itself in when it comes to college education. One the one hand, I can attest first hand to how amazing the college level educational system is here compared to other
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My brother really loved accounting as a subject in college. He found something else he likes more now, but if he had become an accountant, I don't think he would have felt his job was like prison. Just because something might feel like pr
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It is curious that a proponent of individualism like Rand advocated that her point of view on relationships, family etc is the only one that's moral. I really fell in love with objectivism as a teenager, and am a very strong supporter of fr
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by ajju 17y ago
These are really good!

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