deepster

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by deepster 14y ago
I live on the N line and it makes 5 stops in a 7 block stretch near my house. It's insanely slow and frustrating. Muni needs to reduce the number of stops a bus/train makes.
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by deepster 15y ago
Aside from disruption, these tools augment/enhance/enrich their users life in a meaningful way. Not to mention enlarging the pool of students these academic institutions draw upon and finding additional channels to generate revenue. A risin
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by deepster 15y ago
*$108 actually. ($9 x 12 months)
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by deepster 17y ago
The challenge that Android faces is that multiple versions of software/hardware are available to purchase at the same time. While Apple only has one version of the iPhone in stores. I hope Android succeeds to keep Apple innovating and hone
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by deepster 17y ago
What web-servers/frameworks are HTML 5 compliant? I guess what I'm asking is, can ASP.NET, Apache, Tomcat (etc.) at this very moment spit out HTML5 code?
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by deepster 18y ago
I certainly would be hesitant to just email them a business plan...While Google itself might not "steal ideas"; What's to prevent an engineer at Google from culling through great ideas and starting up his/her own company?
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by deepster 18y ago
Or he might turn them down hoping for a better deal down the road...
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by deepster 18y ago
There are some errors in the sql. The monthlyRevenue field datatype should be tinyint(1) with a default of NULL.
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by deepster 18y ago
I'd venture to guess that all big tech corps abuse the Temps system. A few years back Microsoft had to pay up for denying temporary workers benefits. http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E02EED8133FF... And I'm guessing termi
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by deepster 18y ago
As soon as I saw the article on another website, I ran to Hacker News...just to read the comments.
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by deepster 18y ago
Obviously and rather sadly a big drawback of freemium services is lack of support. Before signing up for these services,you need to ask yourself a question: How long can I live without accessing my data? If the answer is "Not very long" th
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by deepster 18y ago
I'd like to hear the other side of the story as well. I certainly hope it's not true. As a developer I'm worried that these open web platforms are not so open. I worry that my data will be hijacked, that my apps will be locked to one vend
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by deepster 18y ago
I have no problems with double taxation. Just don't compare capital gains vs. Income tax. Which is what the blogger is doing. When in reality the equation is: Actual Tax Paid = (Income Tax + Capital Gains tax).
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by deepster 18y ago
1.) The money you've invested was already taxed. 2.) The money you received as dividends was taxed through corporate income tax. I have no qualms about paying captial gains tax. But the blogger's comparison of capital gains tax vs. income t
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by deepster 18y ago
Absolutely correct! It's double taxation!
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by deepster 18y ago
I work at a 10K+ employee company which is moving over to gMail, gCalendar, gTalk and gDocs. gMail and gCal are a potent combination.
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by deepster 18y ago
You can buy the Berkshire B stock (BERK-B) which are more affordable at $4500 per share.
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by deepster 18y ago
Even if GE does poorly, Buffet will still get his dividend. Also bear in mind, dividends paid by most corporations are taxable as long-term capital gains as opposed to income tax. All in all, a solid bet by Buffet. Perhaps it's time to inv
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by deepster 18y ago
There's an excellent lesson to be learned here. The level of passion and technical competency the detailer displays in his quest to clean the car is what's also needed for a startup to succeed.
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by deepster 18y ago
Soon to be replaced by the L language.
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by deepster 18y ago
1) Make the search box on main page bigger and move it up a little bit. 2) I want larger navigation page numbers and icons. Center it once again. Maybe put page numbers on top as well. 3) Make safe search on/off a toggle switch. I don't wan
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by deepster 18y ago
It uses Linux and XP Home? I'm confused.
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by deepster 18y ago
While MSFT might wage war against Open Source, they recognize it's a deep pool of talent to recruit from. Now if they could hire away the key Apache developers, they would in a heartbeat. They did it to Borland in the 90's. That's why Ballm
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by deepster 18y ago
Can I get a hookup too? I've been looking for decent online storage site all week long. hdehal at gmail.
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by deepster 18y ago
...and he only wants to pay you with a free tablet!
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by deepster 18y ago
In freshman science labs, students often repeat classic experiments from the past. Even if the experiments are outdated, the idea is to learn techniques and methodologies that are relevant even today. I grant you the simile is imperfect, b
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by deepster 18y ago
As long as the desire for excellent content outweighs the desire for growth and the users vote down irrelevant stories, then we are good to go.
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by deepster 18y ago
Any recommendations on 'disposable' credit cards?
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by deepster 18y ago
I'll summarize it further: Let's pick on obscure errors to get this blog posted on as many websites as possible to generate traffic.
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by deepster 18y ago
Contributing to OSS would definitely make a candidate stand out in my eyes. Not to mention that you can also review his/her code. Few things in life are more annoying than interviewing a candidate who's fancies himself a programmer b/c he

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