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by borism 14y ago
however, many pension funds do invest in VC funds.
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by borism 14y ago
especially on the back-end
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Google: close the cafes, sell the jets(marketwatch.com)
4 points by borism 14y ago|0 comments
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by borism 15y ago
So if "their" principles are compatible with ones equally "wrong" principles, then both of them are somehow right?
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by borism 15y ago
nowhere else in the world do politicians have such high ratio of globally projectable power to the amount of outside influence being extorted on them
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by borism 15y ago
the new breed of smartphones with their tiny mono speakers on the back do a poor job at it. a lot of old style smartphones from nokia had such unheard today feature as builtin stereo speakers. but I've even seen low-range handsets used as b
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by borism 15y ago
actually there are 1TB 2.5" drives already, and WD just released 2TB 2.5" USB drive (by looking at it's pictures I assume it is standart height) http://www.reghardware.com/2012/03/20/wd_intros_worlds_first... Seagate's press release makes
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by borism 15y ago
you leave traces of your dna everywhere all the time
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by borism 15y ago
how are you planning to get rid of your DNA?
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Sad but true: Napster '99 still smokes Spotify 2012(theregister.co.uk)
206 points by borism 15y ago|88 comments
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by borism 15y ago
are you seriously afraid terrorists like Umar "underwear bomber" Farouk and such could get their hands on real nuclear weapons (not dirty bombs) or are you calling heads of states seeking nuclear capability terrorists?
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by borism 15y ago
what do you know about Soviet Union?
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by borism 15y ago
Well, they almost ARE an investment bank. They've commoditized sex and are now trading it.
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by borism 15y ago
proves that you don't need massive or custom setups to get ridiculous amounts of work done unless you're running 3d rendering farm or massive biologic/physics simulations, why would you? most stuff most people do can be done with any &#60
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by borism 15y ago
isn't it already? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzcfsq1_bt8
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by borism 15y ago
history of dividends? I guess he wouldn't buy Berkshire then...
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by borism 15y ago
I think first thing first - buyers need to realize that in most instances they ARE the market.
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by borism 15y ago
that's alright, but don't whine when your car breaks down in the middle of a desert or you find out you're below poverty when retired.
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by borism 15y ago
extradition != arrest
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by borism 15y ago
this bill is not a Bill, it's a patch - collection of changes to other bills.
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by borism 15y ago
except salsa and guacamole are interchangeable. it doesn't seem to me you can easily exchange one component of CPI with another?
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by borism 15y ago
Especially interesting since Bank of Japan doesn't seem to have dual mandate to guarantee both maximum employment and price stability, unlike Federal Reserve.
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by borism 15y ago
Google is for-profit organization. They're not interested in keeping stuff unless it makes them money.
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by borism 15y ago
for me that point has arrived with Lion
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by borism 15y ago
If you can't do that with one product successfully that you know there is already a market demand for (e.g. chairs) then how on earth are you going to do it for your startup? umm, by building something new, not reselling existing stuff?
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by borism 15y ago
it's called http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Associative_memory (yeah, there's plenty of links spanning from that article, I know) I think there's a whole cult that promotes learning all kinds of things by remembering by association, can't r
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by borism 15y ago
Techcrunch "office" was the rest of his house nice definition of "under the desk"
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by borism 15y ago
it's not about deaths. it's about lives.
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by borism 15y ago
it's more expensive in the short run
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by borism 15y ago
so, bullish on silver?

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