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fedd
14y ago
Yes. In 1962, for example, the FIFA World Cup was held in Chile. And it was a really world scale event http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1962_FIFA_World_Cup
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fedd
14y ago
I agree with you except with that I am welcomed with some Eastern bloc POV :) I wont even try
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fedd
14y ago
The U.S. Centric View on the World in 1962. Except the Mongolian photo. How did it make there?
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fedd
15y ago
> Self-sacrifice is the key to producing strong personal relationships in op's terms, building connections wouldn't be self-sacrifice, but personal growth, so little contradiction i think
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fedd
15y ago
using duckduckgo for not to be tracked by google (as one of the reasons), but with chrome by google?..
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15y ago
Officially published or leaked? What does it mean that 'open source is ot Opn Source' just because Donkey.bas was published a couple of years before FSF foundation or didn't comply some rules?
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fedd
15y ago
i thought vice versa, we pay taxes to operate/regulate anything that is in public domain ("ours" already), not that we buy it with our taxes from someone.
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fedd
15y ago
so when leasing airwaves Mr Murdoch is paying the OP? or i missed smth
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fedd
15y ago
'Lean Startup'
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fedd
15y ago
this cloning work could bring only moderate rewards, and it's sad. russian investors are too risk averse.
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15y ago
> 5: The Nigerian courts and legal system are too hard/expensive/slow for Mocality and Google to navigate, so Mocality have turned to PR to motivate Google to change. ... > 3: Has Mocality retained a lawyer in Nigeria, have they for
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15y ago
if vcs don't risk (avoid failure[by all means]), they wouldn't be rewarded. anyway they sometimes say 90% of startups fail... moderate income may be better than complete failure http://www.brighthub.com/office/entrepreneurs/articles/78553.
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15y ago
I didn't quite get form the article, she was a non-technical partner, then what was her role? just a designer? wasn't it her job to make a business from the technology her partner was making?
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fedd
15y ago
when the car wasn't available, i slept, i am sorry, in a toilet. (later i noticed that not only me was who did that, so i've nothing to be ashamed of)
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15y ago
i wanted to share my experience how i napped at work in a big company but found this far more interesting. i just went outside and slept in a car. in a big company noone notices you if everything works, and it did because i was good worker
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15y ago
Plus one. I am a fan of Unicode since 2000 and wanted to read the discussion, by it's impossible to read on mobile
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fedd
15y ago
so, that's why first time entrepreneurs need interested advisors / investors! they will provide some lacking experience / skills. the article is really not that pessimistic! :)
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15y ago
programming skills - yes, i still can't compare, namely, communication skills with the scientist's knowledge. i believe first come with practice, the latter come with learning and understanding. > Contrast that to a recipe for cookies,
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15y ago
being non-native english speaker i can't distinguish skills and experience in this article, but i do know the difference between experience and knowledge. the scientist will not try to build the perpetuum mobile because he knows the law o
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15y ago
> He would have built Birchbox rather than Pinterest and Airbnb rather than TripAdvisor. He would have found product market fit and a viable business model before spending money on development resources. i understand they have enough ph
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15y ago
> Simpler solution. Let people make arrangements they want. for example, in hard times, or to pay debts, allow to sell oneself into lifetime slavery.
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15y ago
she states that the russian administrative code lets you visit the site if it is not surrounded by a fence (which had beed partially ruined before by someone). i am not sure that that will help her against the prosecution, she must have rev
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Merry Christmas (Orthodox)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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15y ago
i thought i suggested something new for them to patent :(
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fedd
15y ago
you mean it's already invented? than it should. (i just never met this function in programs i used)
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15y ago
seo pages can't be found by google. meta!
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15y ago
In 1917 Lenin said that every cook should be able to run a state. In 2012 a mayor would write code. That's what the mankind achieved.
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15y ago
they'd better invent 'minimize number of left turns', novice drivers would thank them
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15y ago
I liked the word technology . (and the world )
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15y ago
I am extremely bad at this kind of talk. I like it when it's clear. But I am in a middle of preparing a presentation for some employer whom I want to offer some consultancy. What should I do not to give him an impression that hhe can move o
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