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13y ago
It was Steve Blank's first job. "Training Manager, ESL, 1976-1978" [0] The article mentions the author and has a link to his profile =) [0] http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=95015
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13y ago
Where in any of these articles does it state that they were expressly not storing information on the private actions of individuals for whom there is no reason to suspect an involvement in anything criminal?
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Leaked documents point to cooperative European surveillance program
(csmonitor.com)
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13y ago
As someone who's recently been back on the market for office space, I find it enlightening as to how much of the revenue and/or funding for a company has to go for rents in SF. $58/SF is massive. Imagine a small startup tha
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13y ago
We had done this at a previous company I had started (with others). We were over 200 people at the time (~ 75 developers), and had created a situation where there were serious clashes between the "start-up guys" (who preferred to
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13y ago
This is one reason why I really like Doxygen, in the areas where it's supported. It's not only very easy to generate easy-to-read documentation for the code while writing it (specialized comments, with operators to call out speci
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13y ago
Interesting, I'm wondering how Qt types make porting more difficult? My experience has been that if I only used standard-C and Qt types, I had no issues in porting. A recent project I worked on only had a handful of platform checks (a
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13y ago
> what difference does it make if its on the shelf or already in customer's hands? Actually, it makes a huge difference: 1) I pay property taxes on all inventory held on the shelf at the beginning of the year 2) I can offer a discou
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13y ago
Depending on your history, and how your merchant account is backed, you may in fact also be required to hold a cash reserve with the merchant bank. Holding all, or a percentage of transaction funds is called a "rolling reserve,"
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13y ago
Indeed, I can't tell how inflation doesn't happen either - some people said above it wouldn't happen unless the government prints money, but that seems to be a very limited view of how inflation happens. Obviously, if some pe
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13y ago
To be fair, if you speak about racism in America, it's not based on nationality, but on well, race... The data for Switzerland is not categorized by race in that document, and I can tell from the list of source countries, the vast majo
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13y ago
To be fair, I wasn't implying that it was Georgian or not, simply referring to whether or not it could be construed as being related to income (i.e. the more income you have, the more you make improvements). > This would help to bet
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13y ago
An increase in the marketable value of the land is considered an increase in income in such a model. (In fact, it -is- treated as an increase in income, just like the federal government in the US treat the distribution of restricted stock
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13y ago
How does this financially make sense? I'm neither an economist nor a mathematician, but how do you give a tax credit to everyone earning money (giving them $30k from the government is largely equivalent to eliminating $30k in taxes for
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13y ago
>how is it that a company cannot detect when someone downloads a giant database of sensitive personal information from their servers? Surely, there are ways to monitor access to this data and immediately flag suspicious behaviour There a
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13y ago
Wait, so Adobe doesn't deserve to make decisions about how it wants to sell its products? I'm confused here - are you advocating that companies give up control over their own delivery mechanisms? We can argue as to whether or n
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13y ago
> I'm not speaking out of my ass either. I've lived in Texas. I have family there now. Yes, you are. And you're a bigot to boot.
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13y ago
Alas, here in Texas, it's illegal[1] to call yourself a Software Engineer without a PE certification. The decision came out in 1998/99, and you should've seen everyone scramble to change their business cards. You can't e
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13y ago
I have a feeling that you did not read the article at all. As it clearly states, nearly 44% of global currency trades are USD. Showing a 1.1% rise over the past three years, whereas the Euro is at nearly 17%, showing a 2.8% drop over the p
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Loved the concept back then, wished it would've made it (and hit more markets more effectively) - they folded up shortly after entering my market, and barely got to use them. Maybe they can make it a worthwhile venture this time aroun
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Why Lego Design Principles Don't Work On Smartphones
(fastcodesign.com)
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Actually, yes, read the previous blog post that this one is a follow-up to. As a long-time resident of Houston, he's tied himself into a well-known issue that's been talked about for some time [1][2][3]. (Heck, he probably linke
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Yeah, I don't think low-cost 3D printing is yet where it needs to be for this purpose - but PLA definitely is the wrong choice. I wonder if the sinterized metal/ceramic printers have higher resolution. (Admittedly, I have little k
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He previously out-sourced the work, in the traditional way (I'm unfortunate to have 12 crowns done by him). This is much, much better - the machining took 30 minutes, and he worked on other patients in the mean-time. He indicated his
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It's interesting how much micro fabrication technology has infiltrated the dentists' offices. When I needed a couple of crowns a few years back, my dentist was able to make my permanent ones on the spot (while I waited). He used
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13y ago
Europe isn't the only place to be a doctor or construction worker, ya know? Pretty much any doctor worth their salt can get a job in the US (we have a shortage of medical professionals) -- in fact, consider also RN's, hospitals ha
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Who cares about sexism and the exclusion of women in tech, when there is HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP IN MY SODA?! The tacos suck! Great priorities there, hoss. </sarcasm>
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13y ago
Many counties in Texas do tax business property. I know I have to pay business property taxes every year to my county. Here, generally, personal income taxes are replaced with property, sales, and business (franchise) taxes. You pay taxes,
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13y ago
So, tell us how you expect this task would be achieved. (I know some possible ways, but I could just as easily say "but none are as effective as using the right cable for the task!")
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Not to mention, if The Golden Dawn tried to start a political party here, they would be laughed off the stage, not given 21 seats in the house. I think the OP should point out to some actual studies about how much more blatantly racist Amer
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