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by datasage 11y ago
The biggest problem is that C rarely happens except for high-skilled positions.
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by datasage 11y ago
Generally with a condo you have less freedom than you do if you buy a house with no common areas. Hotels are prepared to deal with problems that tenants may cause. Locks are re-programmable between stays. Security, housekeeping and maintena
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by datasage 12y ago
Its unlikely that would be enough to offset the scale of disruption that will be occurring with automation. With ever creative or content industry we have so far (wether it will be with actors, app stores, youtube celebrities) a similar pat
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by datasage 12y ago
I think this is where we will see strong adoption first. Although it will probably not do much to increase profits as its a commoditized industry, but it will bring prices down for those who use it.
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by datasage 12y ago
You have two types of companies. 1. Companies who value innovation and what to get the best talent possible. Money is not really an issue, its all about talent. 2. Other companies are just using immigrants to cut costs. Immigrants here on a
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by datasage 12y ago
How much of the economic growth is simply due to adding more participant the the economy vs innovating new markets? When you start normalizing for factors such as inflation and population growth, US economic growth in the past couple of dec
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by datasage 12y ago
I switched to this as well. I was running into problems with pages refreshing flash video ads causing memory to leak quite badly if a page was open too long. Once i switched flash to click to play, the problem went away.
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by datasage 12y ago
Stores like CVS and Walgreen's do have their store brand to be concerned about. So if brands do provide some guarantee of quality, buying from those stores is likely not worse than the branded products.
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by datasage 12y ago
If anything is taking away mining jobs, its machines like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_288
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by datasage 12y ago
The roaming includes international roaming in most countries.
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by datasage 12y ago
> Overall, this doesn't sound good at all. If they are streaming screen "video", color correction and pixel-level precision in design is going to be tough. Photoshop seems like one of the most difficult programs to work vi
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by datasage 12y ago
While I do think being installable on site helps, I don't think that is the primary advantage Atlassian has over other software companies. In my opinion it has everything to do with the market. They build products for a market which li
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by datasage 13y ago
With space you end up buying so much stuff you may end up not really using, or buy low quality stuff just to fill the space.
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by datasage 13y ago
In my case, the driver took the correct route, but his GPS was way off, not locking in properly. Sent an email and was refunded the next day for the difference in actual vs reported route.
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by datasage 13y ago
In terms of gaming performance, when you go from mid range machine to high end machine, you are often spending 2-4 times as much without 2-4 times the performance. You hit diminishing returns big time. I go with generally mid range componen
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by datasage 13y ago
Its very important to take the total cost of ownership into account and not just the cost of a mortgage. While you can theoretically sell your house later. Money put in into maintenance, taxes, association fees, may not ever pay off.
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by datasage 13y ago
Your analogy doesn't hold up very well. There are rentals that are restricted much more than your average apartment, they are called hotel rooms. There are different options available, because there is demand for it. The same applies t
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by datasage 13y ago
I think skeptical is a more apt description, in part due to the claims made by the company.
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by datasage 13y ago
Only with the version included in the Debian repositories.
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by datasage 13y ago
I think there may be some truth to this. With a company as large as Google, it may no longer be as beneficial to give everyone 20% time. Instead it's better to take the best engineers (and probably most innovative) and give them 100% t
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by datasage 13y ago
They should be ok if they reverse the charges before the transaction is completely processed.
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by datasage 13y ago
In the short term yes, but these trends are not limited to one region or country, they are global. Its likely that we will see most developed countries adopt some from of basic income sometime in the future, at which point there wont really
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by datasage 13y ago
It appears the development is being done by an agency. Overhead, profit and all that...
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by datasage 13y ago
What he did was disclose classified information. Which itself is illegal. But its a jump to automatically assume that disclosure of classified information is treason. Now if he turns around and starts helping China with the information he h
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by datasage 13y ago
Its better for the company and team continuity if this project gets off the ground before the other one finishes. If they wait until the end, they would end up going through a bit of turnover in the downtime between projects.
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by datasage 13y ago
Just because Amazon is down, doesn't mean the infrastructure is the reason. They did build AWS out of the technology they used to build Amazon, but its unclear if they are using it directly or use an isolated set of services.
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by datasage 14y ago
Some of the ORM cost can be mitigated by using caching. In most cases this is essential in a production deployment.
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by datasage 14y ago
Even though the tax code is complex, a large number of people just need to file a 1040EZ and don't get to experience the complexity of the tax system. There is no reason why these filings can't be automated to start while the tax code is si
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by datasage 14y ago
Tax reform generally means simplified tax code and which does not necessarily result in less revenue. But there is a huge industry built around servicing the complex tax code, many of whom wont be needed if the tax code is simplified. Just
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by datasage 14y ago
Previous technology based labor disruptions have been countered largely by economic expansions. At least until recently economic expansion required labor. If a new technology put people out of work, there was another growing area to get wor

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