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by bushido 12y ago
At best this link bait. At worst they've taken up bad practices used by other industries (specifically the personal finance industry). As others have mentioned the post gives no evidence of how LegalZoom fails their customer. This is a
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by bushido 12y ago
I may get some flack and down votes for saying this. But, I have experienced something quite the opposite. Apple keeps pushing updates that cripple older devices. In the last few years I have had a number of my devices and those of my frien
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New cancer therapy uses molecular ‘Trash Man’ to exploit a common cancer defense(spectrum.vcu.edu)
32 points by bushido 12y ago|1 comments
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Node-RED(nodered.org)
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by bushido 12y ago
Good explanation. I understand and agree with letting somebody else make a tough decision. I was a little concerned with the OP's explanation as OP made it (almost) sound like a one size fits all strategy.
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by bushido 12y ago
> the first thing he does is verbally reject the deadline Verbally reject the offer or the deadline? Can you give us some examples? I understand that it is most likely the deadline, but from the sounds of it the strategy should be a li
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The Datacenter as a Computer (2009) [pdf](cs.berkeley.edu)
11 points by bushido 12y ago|1 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
> does that make your job search harder when you leave to a place that doesn't hand out VP titles? Doesn't make the job search harder within the financial industry. In my experience the majority people are recruited/cou
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by bushido 12y ago
I did something similar. All I had to do was use a Blackberry 9900 as my primary phone. I did not have to disable anything. I primarily use it for emails, calls and SMS. Those are also the only things that seem to work. When travelling out
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by bushido 12y ago
> They did it neither for PR nor "principles", but for mere money. Why can't it be all three? Sticking to principles can be quite profitable, but it still needs balls.
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The next Alibaba may come from…India?(fortune.com)
1 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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TalkItt – helps people with speech disabilities to speak freely(talkitt.com)
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by bushido 12y ago
That bail amount is insane. It would make sense if someone told me that it was a ploy to set a world record. It is a world record. I am curious to know what parameters the court considered to set bail at this high an amount.
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by bushido 12y ago
Answer pertaining to Web Consultants, Web Programmers (freelance and agency) etc. Short answer: Higher Perceived Value. Long Answer: It is easier for most people to understand the value added by web programmers. Most businesses that hire we
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by bushido 12y ago
You may be right. But there is something more important than the grind that very few people will tell you about. Water. I suspect the store has RO water (reverse osmosis)+(possibly with remineralisation). RO + Remineralisation is not easy,
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by bushido 12y ago
An aeropress makes a really good cup of coffee. It does take some practice though. There are a few things you can do to fix the sourness. Sourness is usually the outcome of low temperature and under-extraction. I suspect in your case it may
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Thanks Hacker News (2012)(jaretmanuel.com)
1 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
I know of a few people who successfully found a position through the Who is Hiring. Here is one blog post for someone talking about it. http://www.jaretmanuel.com/blog/thanks-hacker-news
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With today's win Microsoft perfectly predicted the World Cup knockout round(qz.com)
7 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
> A more generic name, which doesnt associate neccessarily with parties and drinking, would enable more people to take this app serious. +1 Before I clicked the link and watched the video, my first thought was that it was something rel
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MOTA 3D Printer: The First Affordable High-Quality Printer(kickstarter.com)
2 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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Physicist Offers $10,000 to Anyone Who Can Disprove Global Warming(autoworldnews.com)
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Meet TARA, Your New Tesla Companion(bnotions.com)
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Government says climate change will make weather more extreme(theglobeandmail.com)
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by bushido 12y ago
> Try searching for reviews on a laptop you find at Best Buy. There are none. The model number is 10+ random characters and completely meaningless. This is a problem for a number of users but I think you got the reasoning a bit wrong.
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Will Google Enter The Insurance Industry?(techcrunch.com)
9 points by bushido 12y ago|9 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
> He wasn't a pit trader, and GS isn't a pit. Pit trading changed a lot in the late-90's. And moved to Level-2 systems in office buildings with near real-time access to all ECNs giving a unforeseen level of control and p
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by bushido 12y ago
> he really should have gotten their promise in writing. As any trader knows, words mean nothing. That may work as general advise. Don't know how it applies to traders in this situation. Also this is not about a raise. There are
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by bushido 12y ago
There are always exceptional exceptions :)
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by bushido 12y ago
This is extremely insightful and applies to a lot of industries: I've learned that we can't tell the difference between luck and skill. Out of millions of investors, a few will be phenomenally successful due to luck alone, yet no

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