antester

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   by antester 16y ago

   Are you asking me for advice or what you want? If you are asking which I'd pick, I'd pick google. However, I'd specifically want to work on/with google earth. I think google earth is awesome and would like to know more about it, the techn
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   by antester 16y ago

   Ryan, I completely disagree. I am surprised that you would think that the society benefits more from the education than the individual. According to me, if I have higher education, I get a better job, better salary, more respect in social
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   by antester 17y ago

   I like the idea of sharing todo lists, and if you don't mind some commentary on your list... It's clear that some of those are just thoughts you have bouncing around, and are not very well fleshed out on your list. Or in other words, I rea
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   by antester 17y ago

   I recommend reading this: http://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html And then I'll say if you are considering Eureka, CA (or Arcata, CA, ten miles away), I will heavily recommend Corvallis, OR instead. I've lived in these places, and the diff
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   by antester 17y ago

   If this is the same Dover book we used in our graph theory class, I found it difficult to learn from without a professor explaining the unclear sections. Not just doing the exercises, but some of the things they presented as trivial had so
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   by antester 17y ago

   I would like that list! I would expect that there are plenty of small US cities that are cheap for those who don't want to deal with a new country while they are trying to set up a startup, however....
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   by antester 17y ago

   While low expenses are a good thing, I've learned the hard way I'd much rather pay higher rent to live somewhere I am happy, than to halve my expenses and live somewhere not as nice. On the other hand, I think I'd appreciate almost any of t