el_chapitan

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by el_chapitan 16y ago
I've often wondered why attorneys don't use LaTeX. Especially when you consider all of the different requirements for formatting that are required by different courts. Seems to me that you could hire someone to write the templates, and th
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
OK, I was just spending far too much time looking to figure out who it was, and just had to ask.
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something. Who is this that is announcing they're switching? Is there a specific reason that HN as a whole cares?
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
They sure as hell made it a lot easier. I was involved in a location based start up in about 2000. I was laid off in 2003, and they kept going until this year when they merged with Xora. The most striking difference between modern locatio
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
They do cost a whole lot less, but I wonder how much the cost to make. In other words, what is the profit margin on each one?
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
> I'm not really sure why they are fighting that hard for the branding, since they are considering pitching it anyhow. Because the moment you stop protecting the trademark, it becomes worthless. So long as you're only considering letti
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
Hopefully higher salaries are also going to help keeping your existing programmers, which will alleviate the need to go and get more programmers. Also, if you have a stellar programmer in an interview, they tend to stick out more than their
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
Out of curiosity, what features would you define as state of the art?
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
It is the cause of my 1st gen iphone being on the brink. I'm hoping I can get it to hold out until the end of June.
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by el_chapitan 16y ago
I worked in Affinity Lab in DC for about 7-8 months, and I loved it. I ended up moving out of DC, and hence left Affinity Lab. Working there was great. There were lots of people there working on all sorts of creative projects. The creati