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by draker 12y ago
Article if you hit paywall: Teaching Entrepreneurship Gets an Incomplete Colleges are churning out entrepreneurial-minded students, but there's no evidence of benefits yet. By: Carl Scramm Many colleges and universities across the co
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Healthcare.gov developer provides estimate in response to "500M lines of code"(reddit.com)
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by draker 12y ago
You should create a tagline that uses "jumping ship" to play off of overboard. "Current job making you want to jump ship? Find the security position you want and get back on board quickly with SecurityOverboard."
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by draker 12y ago
Those two books are recommended in this blog post; there are a few other resources mentioned you may want to look into. http://javascriptissexy.com/learn-intermediate-and-advanced-...
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by draker 12y ago
I think this is a great idea and is exactly how capstone projects were generated for my entrepreneurship major. A form was available for local businesses to request help for strategic planning. The owner would submit their proposed project
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by draker 12y ago
After you have a few batches, you could self-fund the initiative by offering the same services to for-profit companies and use the profits from those projects to cover the non-profit projects. Almost like a Tom's style model, "for
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by draker 12y ago
I had a similar idea a few months ago when I was looking to do some volunteer work. Rather than volunteering at a soup kitchen, or other "unskilled" task I wanted to find an organization where I could volunteer my knowledge of bus
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by draker 12y ago
I would highly recommend Harvard CS50. Everything is available on the course website, https://cs50.harvard.edu/ . There is a linux appliance with a console utility that allows you to submit problem set solutions for automat
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by draker 12y ago
It's time for some strategy. If you haven't done so already you need to write a vision and mission for your company (or if you haven't revised these in the past ~3 months). I am not talking about just something to post on a w
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by draker 12y ago
Maybe there is something I am missing, but the math is wrong. >The cost of the flat will be £100,000 and will rent out for approx. £600 per calendar month (outside of london) each member will pay £1,000 upfront and receive approx. £72 tw
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by draker 13y ago
I think that many designers have made contributions to open source though not directly contributing to a projects codebase. The things that come to mind are icon sets, background images, gradient slices and fonts. The icon set used in Boots
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by draker 13y ago
>to be hugely behind in terms of knowledge, and they just end up re-inventing things which have been around for decades, usually in Javascript. I have taken a few university courses, but have primarily taught myself and would greatly app
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by draker 13y ago
Did you make your feelings and experience known to the organizers of the normal Rails meetup? I say this because everyone should have a "safe and welcoming environment" and it is the failure of that meetup to provide that for ever
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by draker 13y ago
Reboot three times each day; though the Army assumes you know that. "Army officials said that they believed the Israeli experience was atypical--they assumed other Patriot users were not running their systems for 8 or more hours at a t
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by draker 13y ago
For someone that is truly a beginner in cryptography it is helpful to understand at a very basic level how encryption/decryption works. Using something simple as a Caesar cipher or ROT13 you can show how plaintext undergoes a transform
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by draker 13y ago
How long would you consider reasonable before requiring the user to enter a password when clicking through an email? Basically, how long should the token be valid from a user perspective? From a developer perspective I think unless you are
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by draker 13y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1j7db9/why_are_m... Answer from an individual that studies "handedness".
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by draker 13y ago
> so he was probably pushed by his parents to do this. Or maybe he was just entrepreneurially minded. When I was 6-10 I sold lemonade probably once every week or two during the summer. I liked to make money, and it was fun especially wit
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by draker 13y ago
The alloy used in the Land Rover was Birmabright which is 7% magnesium, sometimes 1% manganese and aluminum.[1] Without the maganese this would be a series 5 aluminum according to the alloy grade comparison I found.[2] 1. http://
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by draker 13y ago
The series LR's had complete Birmabright (aluminum/magnesium alloy) bodies; though the more recent models Discovery I/II, LR3, Range Rover have used only aluminum body skins.* Meaning the structural body is steel, though the
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by draker 13y ago
This is often because doctors aren't paid unless they physically see you in the office. Current insurance payment policies do not recognize phone or internet consultation as billable events.* My doctor provides this service and does so
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by draker 13y ago
Sure they do: The Boy Who Played With Fusion http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2012-02/boy-who-played...
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by draker 13y ago
Review copy prior to publication. "Muro is a social event photography platform that allows you to connect and share with others at who are at the same event as you." You should modify the last subheading to begin with a verb as
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Urbee 2, the 3D-Printed Car That Will Drive Across the Country(popularmechanics.com)
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The Lernstift smartpen checks your spelling as you write(edition.cnn.com)
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Kickstart It: This Ingenious Paper Map Zooms as You Unfold It(wired.com)
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Never Give Stores Your Zip Code(forbes.com)
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AMA Backs Disease Classification For Obesity(forbes.com)
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States’ Hospital Data for Sale Puts Privacy in Jeopardy(bloomberg.com)
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by draker 13y ago
I have a feeling the founder doesn't completely understand the "Lego market". Mainly selling sets for retail and missing parts replacement. "Q: Can I buy the set if my kid wants to keep it? A: Yes. if your child loves the set and want to ke

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