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by blurry 17y ago
Why do you think they don't? I've been reading books through Kindle For iPhone for a month now. Takes me 30 seconds to buy a book, or download a sample to decide later. Love it.
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by blurry 17y ago
Not so in New York. You have your UBT (over $3,000 per year), your publication requirements (over $1,500 per registration), and more. Considering that generally your clients cannot sue you for more than the contract was worth in the first p
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by blurry 17y ago
What a load of crap. According to this tool, Linus Torvalds writes like a woman, and so do Zed Shaw and Steve Yegge.
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by blurry 17y ago
federal authorities would no longer raid medical-marijuana dispensaries in the 13 states where voters have made medical marijuana legal. Sounds substantive to me.
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by blurry 17y ago
Myriad's patents give it exclusive right to perform diagnostic tests on the genes -- forcing other researchers to request permission from the company before they can take a look at BRCA1 and BRCA2, the ACLU said. The patents also give the
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by blurry 17y ago
Since you already have your team on gmail I would suggest this: 1. Add Tasks from Google Labs to everyone's gmail account 2. Add same to Google Sites (you can insert gadgets into pages, just make sure you add Google Labs Tasks and not other
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by blurry 17y ago
Mine was the same in terms of the requirement to sit upright with exceptions granted to just a couple people. It was in Massachusetts although I forget the exact name of the place.
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by blurry 17y ago
I'd like to second that experience, and to comment on some parts of it. On one end of the spectrum, I am baffled by the drama surrounding the "weird shit" happening to your body. I had the same stuff happening during my meditation but I did
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by blurry 17y ago
A few months ago, I did the same course here in the US and I am sorry to report that I did not have a great experience. For one, I was disappointed with the supposed difficulty or profundity of the course. Just like miles above, my fellow
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by blurry 17y ago
Come on, the ideas are as lazy as the writing. Consider this gem: We need better ways to provide financing to those who need it: students, low income groups, creatives, people with poor credits. There are lots of opportunities to provide l
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by blurry 18y ago
Couldn't you use Amazon's mechanical turk?
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by blurry 18y ago
From my (extensive) experience, there is no way to know in advance. The only way to guard against surprises is to tie ownership to execution. Set specific performance goals for both yourself (modules released, SEO rankings, whatever's relev
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by blurry 18y ago
Check out this Stanford presentation Facebook - Needle in a Haystack: Efficient Storage of Billions of Photos http://www.flowgram.com/p/2qi3k8eicrfgkv/
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by blurry 18y ago
Unlike some of the other companies, it does not have profitability as an exclusive motivation. Even at break-even, it generates significant float for Bershire to invest. Can you explain?
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by blurry 18y ago
Your best bet is to set up several virtual trading portfolios and see which strategy actually works for you . You will learn much quicker and make your first mistakes with fake instead of real money. Google virtual stock portfolios or virt
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by blurry 18y ago
Why would a boring project manager job for a boring HR application interest a hacker?
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by blurry 18y ago
"Don't be evil" is google's corporate motto. I believe that's what she was referring to.
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by blurry 18y ago
www.rosetechven.com www.newyorkangels.com
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by blurry 18y ago
My guess is he wants to push androidster.com (android app consulting)
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by blurry 18y ago
Complilation of davesecretary's stories: http://www.storylog.com/time-for-some-stories-corrected/
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by blurry 18y ago
Check out freelancers union.
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by blurry 18y ago
As a new yorker, my favorite quote is: You have to be good. Really. That's probably why angel investing hasn't taken root in New York - you can't screw people".
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by blurry 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_traveler
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by blurry 18y ago
If your goal is to simply set up a merchant account, you don't need to register a corp/LLC. You can just go to your local city hall and obtain a DBA (doing business as). The DBA will allow you to open a bank account, which in turn will allo
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by blurry 18y ago
A friend of mine makes sells a decent amount of his music on beatport.com.
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by blurry 18y ago
I've used both Quickbooks online and Mint and as much as I agree with you on interface, I must completely disagree on features. I wish I could use Mint but after trying it out there are several showstopper issues. Just one example, Mint lac
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by blurry 18y ago
Depends who is the buyer. If it's the store then Intuit will definitely account for them as purchased. I don't know how it works in shrink-wrap software retail, but in most retail situations products are bought wholesale by the store, not l
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For the first time in history, more than half the world is middle-class(economist.com)
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by blurry 18y ago
They also scrape reviews from other websites. I've found a couple reviews that I wrote elsewhere, "written" by various strangely prolific Yelp users who had single-handedly managed to post hundreds upon hundreds of reviews. (These were for
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by blurry 18y ago
Please don't post a link to your own blog when all it does is link to another post. Just link to the original.

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