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by enjo 16y ago
I'm not particularly in the know, but I think it's important to keep in mind that this isn't a "normal" platform release. Honeycomb is still a bit immature, we're not expecting to see shipping devices for another 3-6 months (Motorola is sim
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by enjo 16y ago
Heavily edited Ok, so my wife is around now. She's a CPA/PhD in accounting and does a lot of work with small businesses, so I suppose she knows what she's talking about. While non-profits are not her specific area of study, she does do th
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by enjo 16y ago
I'm quite passionate about Android the platform. I love my incredible.
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by enjo 16y ago
Really? You really believe that? I've been using an Android phone exclusively for the last year. I love it. I'm hardly alone. I find it a superior experience to the iPhone in a lot of ways.
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by enjo 16y ago
That's the entire point of Honeycomb. It's too provide native support for tablet interfaces. *edit: native support for native interfaces doesn't make any sense:)
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by enjo 16y ago
Much like this article right? The article simply brought to light a study that says "previous studies suffer from a bias". The study did not appear to say "alcohol is bad for the heart" or that those studies drew incorrect conclusions. Simp
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by enjo 16y ago
Surely Android has had a more impactful year than twitter? It really is hard to pin down one thing isn't it?:)
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by enjo 16y ago
There is one coherent argument about large capital expenses for pass-through entities (LLC's, S-Corp, Sole Proprietorships). Bob the business owner needs a new gizmo for his lawn care operation. It costs $500k. Normally he would need to dep
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by enjo 16y ago
There is no pixar for Steve Jobs without Apple.
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by enjo 16y ago
I lived in Italy for a few years (Northern). Generally the portions of pasta that you ate were relatively small. You also ate a lot of fish, stews, and vegetables. In regions of Italy that DO eat mostly carb loaded diets (like Sicily) there
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by enjo 16y ago
I'd think being in government shouldn't disqualify you from having a personality. I like people in my government thank you very much.
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by enjo 16y ago
If I was going to guess: They didn't want you in the office with 2.5x the vacation of the rest of their workers. By stashing you in London, if anyone took issue, they just point out that it's customary.
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by enjo 16y ago
While I don't disagree, isn't there some moral value in creating a business that employs folks who can feed their family? Morality is a really tricky thing.
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by enjo 16y ago
I'll respond in two ways. First of all, I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek. However, yes I do take much of what I've learned at face value. After all, it would be foolish to take years of expert research and toss it out because I personally
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by enjo 16y ago
The really interesting thing is how long they let this play without any kind of clarification at all. This ran for 24 hours before Yahoo jumped on this. I think you're probably right, surely if they meant to sell this then the response woul
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by enjo 16y ago
Which is why I intentionally used the word "exposed":) I can't really recall very many specifics from my world literature classes either. However my psychology class taught me that the exposure to those novels and their concepts informs my
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by enjo 16y ago
She studies behavioral accounting issues. Her dissertation was on the effect of internet stock message boards and their influence on investor decision making. In her case she overlaps very heavily with behavioral economics (think freakonomi
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by enjo 16y ago
Just to elaborate: Almost every single state has at least one reputable state school were things are absolutely affordable. In Colorado (where I live) you can attend Metropolitan State for something like $15,000 for four years of school. Th
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by enjo 16y ago
I think colleges just do a terrible job of actually saying what they do. The purpose of an undergraduate education isn't the simple transfer of knowledge, it's more about "learning how to learn." The thing I've noticed about the self-educat
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by enjo 16y ago
My bet is that her expertise in English <whatever> is vast and noteworthy. I don't deify the degree, but I certainly deify the accomplishment of earning a PhD. The fact that as an English PhD she was able to even get a job, much les
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by enjo 16y ago
Counterpoint: First off, I don't have a college degree. I have something like 102 hours, so I'm a year'ish short. That said, I'm always a bit wary of hiring folks who don't have (at least) a liberal arts education of some kind. I don't real
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by enjo 16y ago
That's not necessarily true these days. Fabrication costs have been steadily increasing in China. For something on the run-level their doing it's probably more like 50% and rising fast. That's at least what I'm hearing from a couple of star
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by enjo 16y ago
You'll grow into them, and they don't have to be expensive.
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by enjo 16y ago
Is Facebook questions tied to business pages? If so, that is certainly a shot across the bow for GetSatisifaction I would think.
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by enjo 16y ago
The bombs are also much more likely to be ground detonated, which changes the equation a bit. Particularly it means a much reduced blast radius, but a higher amount of fallout. That's where this advice comes from. The government is trying t
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by enjo 16y ago
The complaints in that article mostly stem from systemic problems with abandoned city cores. In areas that have seen large-scale gentrification the schools have predictably seen similar increases in achievement. Crime tends to follow a simi
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by enjo 16y ago
Ahh dang it.. this was going to be my answer for hacking the system if I ever needed to apply to YC:)
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by enjo 16y ago
I'll vouch for that. We had no issues at all. Ran a lot of transactions throughout the period as well.
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by enjo 16y ago
Exactly this. I had a brief foray into this. A mentor of mine had taken over the reigns for the mobile division of a large publisher. He asked me to work on a few titles for them, and I gladly did. It sounded fun. He was great (and remains
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by enjo 16y ago
For every time you do that, there are users who download apps trying to accomplish one task. I've had several friends do exactly that. They'll download the app, use it do whatever they want, and refund it. This way at least you have to do w

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