dvfer

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by dvfer 15y ago
now I want iDuino... an objective-c based open source embedded system. It's a pretty good startup idea actually, considering everything i-based product can charge more...
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by dvfer 15y ago
I don't what else to do in my spare time beside developing stuff... outdoor is hot...
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by dvfer 15y ago
Both governments are on the same team...total Control........
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by dvfer 15y ago
Of course they deny it... when does big companies ever agree with anything?
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by dvfer 15y ago
no. Both are creepy. Can't people use it like a normal person? It has to be either extremely conservative or extremely nosy?
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by dvfer 15y ago
At least people should know that before using it...not everyone has many secrets to hide. What's the point hiding who you make friends with, and public conversations? Trying too hard to stay off the grid is rather creepy...
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by dvfer 15y ago
pretty high level for undergrad... i think...
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by dvfer 15y ago
Do some research, decide what you want, then proceed. Along the way, pick up some talented guys to help you achieve your goal. One thing though, if you were not satisfied with your previous work, why didn't you just protest and get a better
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by dvfer 15y ago
Well... from a positive perspective, it creates so many jobs. Pointless and a job hated by people around the world. At least no one's dying... or is it a good thing no one's dying?
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by dvfer 15y ago
Bing is not really providing anything more than google's service. It only shows "big company's" routine of trying to drive others out of business. Death for Bing.
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by dvfer 16y ago
I have seen a USB flash drive with only a USB connector on it... inside is empty, and yes, I'm Chinese. I don't know I should laugh or not.
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by dvfer 16y ago
I have been rejected by Cerner's software engineer post in my Junior year, because that was the first time I heard of "behavior questions". For technical, they asked me how to implement classes for a chess game, and several simple sorting a
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by dvfer 16y ago
If they cannot find any "actual" short sleepers, how do they it's 1-3% of population...Oh science you are scary...