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by anemitz 12y ago
During my career I've witnessed a stark contrast between different visa holders: 1) Exceptional — the best and brightest from all walks of life. IIT Delhi to NUS Singapore. Hands down amazing folks who consistently outperformed their
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by anemitz 12y ago
Not an expert but based on my research it doesn't seem like this is a meaningful number at an individual level or at the aggregate base level: http://www.militaryrates.com/military-pay-incentives
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by anemitz 12y ago
Ongoing cost of the U.S. bases in Korea isn't likely an issue. You have to house those troops somewhere and bringing them back to the U.S. would require building and/or expanding of existing domestic facilities so the economics wo
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by anemitz 12y ago
It's not really in the U.S. best interest to push for unification. A unified Korea makes justifying a large military presence in Korea very difficult especially with large U.S. forces about 1200km south on Okinawa and 500km east on mai
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by anemitz 12y ago
I have to think all of this is just global political jostling -- you're seeing the same thing happen here in the US with tax inversion headlines. Issues like this poll well. In the US, no politician wants to attempt true tax reform sin
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by anemitz 12y ago
Does anyone have insight into the go-to hardware used for these microwave links? I'm curious what vendors are pushing the limits in this space.
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by anemitz 12y ago
Where does the overhead come when you look at rates from carriers like http://flowroute.com/rates/ or https://www.plivo.com/pricing/GB/ or http://www.twilio.com/voice/pri
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by anemitz 12y ago
It's worth noting that the billing methods for US and the rest of Europe are very different when it comes to voice. For instance, it costs between 4c/min to 26c/min to call a UK mobile phone. In the US it's < 1c&#x2
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by anemitz 12y ago
What are the implications of actually breaking this agreement? Does the FTC actually have the authority to fine these companies? If so, how much can they be fined?
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by anemitz 12y ago
Here is a decent overview of the different approaches to the problem ranging from consumer (TrackingPoint) to military (DARPA/Sandia): http://www.army-technology.com/features/featurelock-and-laun... The TrackingP
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by anemitz 12y ago
You can see the issue it solves pretty clearly here: https://github.com/elasticsales/ciso8601#benchmark Python != PHP
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by anemitz 13y ago
Yup, I'm skeptical of the OP's tax advice. With the right direction this should have been a very easy transition, especially with what looks like a SaaS business.
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by anemitz 13y ago
Vintage Casio's are en vogue. In fact, they even brought back a vintage product line since there was so much demand http://www.casio-intl.com/in/en/wat/vintage/ If you've ever paid attention t
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by anemitz 13y ago
Yup. We built a bunch of billing/invoicing mechanics on top of Stripe.
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Why you need to start giving office hours to your customers(venturebeat.com)
4 points by anemitz 13y ago|0 comments
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by anemitz 13y ago
Anthony here. Happy to answer any questions about how the calling integration works.
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by anemitz 13y ago
How soon after signup do you call? 5% is definitely on the lower end of what I would expect if you're generally calling within an hour of signup. You can really blow someone's mind by calling them within a few minutes of signup. Y
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by anemitz 13y ago
Not sure why there's such backlash against the idea of calling customers. You signed up for a service. If you're at all serious, there's a good chance getting a call right away will either 1) help overcome some stumbling bloc
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Why startups should use the phone(pandodaily.com)
32 points by anemitz 13y ago|21 comments
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by anemitz 13y ago
StartSSL is also not a widely accepted CA which means Apple Mail (and others) will likely complain the certificate is not issued by a trusted party. It's an easy fix, but one that shouldn't have to be done. @rdl who is your go-to
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by anemitz 13y ago
If Google decides to change how they save drafts you're compromised. They also have complete control of the page so any key press or mouse movement you do they can catch.
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by anemitz 13y ago
Yeah, was thinking the same. At the end of the day any type of client-side javascript encryption is insecure since you'd need to prove the browser + runtime + js + algo are all kosher. It's also sort of ironic that this extension
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by anemitz 13y ago
What's the suggested method to securely exchange the key? It feels a bit like this is a step backwards in many ways. Being a non-webmail user, how can I benefit from this? If this were an implementation of SMIME/GPG it would be mo
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by anemitz 13y ago
Out of curiosity, what was the reason for not picking a more traditional Dovecot + Postfix setup?
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by anemitz 13y ago
Steve Jobs famously re-leased his SLK every 6 months and never put plates on it -- seems like a great way to avoid this type of tracking if you're in the financial position to do so.
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by anemitz 13y ago
The internet is fun, so I'll bite. > scummy and uninteresting business model We make a sales communicate platform that integrates CRM + calling + email. <sarcasm> You're right, it is a pretty uninteresting business mode
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by anemitz 13y ago
Incorrect terminology should now be fixed. Thanks for calling that out. Note that Google's SMTP servers do store the messages in your sent mail folder. I don't claim to know exactly how they do this (IMAP, direct access to files
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by anemitz 13y ago
I hate social sharing buttons and ad networks just as much as the next guy, so I completely understand where you're coming from with this comment. However, you have the option to completely opt-out of any kind of email tracking by alwa
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by anemitz 13y ago
Author here. You're entirely correct that this part of the SMTP spec does potentially allow for dubious behavior -- and that's one of the reasons I wanted to publish this article. I have a feeling this is one of the little-known
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How Close.io (YC W11) built per-recipient email tracking(hack.close.io)
22 points by anemitz 13y ago|24 comments

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