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by amalag 10y ago
What is this app which shows up as similar on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.durian.pen...
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by amalag 10y ago
It is a thing, there are legit organizations, but the pay is miniscule. I did one once to do an oil change at my dealership. They paid for the oil change plus some small amount of money. There is definitely some hassle in filling out the on
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by amalag 10y ago
You won't convince people on this sub. They will quote some molecular theory. People don't realize that science changes, and current theories of molecules may be superseded.
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by amalag 10y ago
What kind of demand reduction campaigns do you think can work for these carving enthusiasts?
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by amalag 10y ago
The same way Obama's election was going to bring transparency and "change"?
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by amalag 10y ago
The article says the husband did not make enough to sponsor her visa. We have similar in the USA but that is to bring the spouse to the country, those rules don't apply once they are here.
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by amalag 10y ago
The USA rules are interesting for this. If you marry a non-US spouse you will not have these problems. You cannot BRING a spouse or fiancé to the US without the minimum financial requirements. But once they are in the country one (like if y
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by amalag 10y ago
I am amazed that printer companies can get away with simply not releasing drivers for old printers. Pay a couple grand for a printer and then when the latest OS comes out the printer company says "sorry we can't give you a driver
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by amalag 10y ago
The TS/SCI is one thing but intelligence agencies also sit on polygraphs. I know of people who had full scope polygraph's which were not adjudicated for 2.5 years. Those people gave up and went elsewhere.
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by amalag 10y ago
It's true, the higher end windows laptops are very comparable to Macbook prices. People get confused because Macbook's are only high end and people see windows machine in a full range
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by amalag 10y ago
I have used Talend in the past, sounds like a fit. But this seems to fit a different need around job management.
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by amalag 10y ago
Would be great if opiods never left the hospital.
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by amalag 10y ago
That is true, the timeline is fragments of multiple conversations or popular statements. You are right that it is difficult to parse the feed, because your brain has to context switch between all the conversations. Whereas for instance a ha
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by amalag 10y ago
That is a nice idea. Make twitter focus on personal communication and interactions.
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by amalag 10y ago
That was the original use case: "micro blogging". There is a case to be made for improving that interface and expanding the way people interact with Twitter for that. Curated follower lists for example.
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by amalag 10y ago
I remember from the PHP on Java that there were huge performance benefits. So large PHP hosts should see benefits.
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by amalag 10y ago
Apollo had manned space missions before that.
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by amalag 10y ago
Yes I believe in Ken Burn's documentary he mentioned that even at the time the North's economy far dwarfed the South's. Especially in terms of technological advancement.
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by amalag 10y ago
What is your monetisation strategy?
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by amalag 10y ago
If you know the multiple id's, why not make a role for them?
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by amalag 10y ago
How would this protect against phishing?
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by amalag 10y ago
That website is very cool. It will be really interesting if this catches on. There are a ton of rural customers underserved by DSL or even wireless ISPs.
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by amalag 10y ago
It is against the grain of startup culture and a lot of popular big businesses which is why they always mention it.
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by amalag 10y ago
What is the monetisation plan? Purely SAAS with on-premise or an open source version with support like postgres/mysql?
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by amalag 10y ago
People are abusing databases like MSSQL to do things they may not be not good at. Large scale analytics is an example where databases like Infobright give amazing performance.
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by amalag 10y ago
If they want to research they should research cultured butter. It was the traditional way to make butter. The culturing of the milk into yoghurt does change it.
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by amalag 10y ago
Something should be done as long as we hear stories like this from Disney and other companies: http://www.computerworld.com/article/3077302/it-careers/it-l...
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by amalag 10y ago
>I don't think Rust can protect you from infinite loops. That is the Turing Halting Problem!
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by amalag 10y ago
It was interesting reading some opinions from older Erlang folks. They are mostly supportive but disliked a few things about Elixir such as reassigning variables which they thought broke immutability.
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by amalag 10y ago
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