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by fnid2 17y ago
you can never have free trade without a free flow of human beings . As long as we have passports and border guards, we will never have free trade.
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by fnid2 17y ago
I wish more ideas in the U.S. were censored. Like the idea that it is okay for bankers to make millions for creating zero value while putting people on the street. Or that it is okay for the government to invade a sovereign entity and take
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by fnid2 17y ago
Have you ever really thought about what it takes to run a country with 1.5 billion people in it? People are not rational. Just click on this link and see what you get: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=the+world%27s+oldest+civilization Google h
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by fnid2 17y ago
It is not in the US best interest for China to release the yuan. If that were to happen, the buying power of chinese holders of the yuan will increase to the point that their demand for goods will compete with the U.S. demand for goods.
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by fnid2 17y ago
It is amazing how obvious these instructions are. I own a prius and have been setting up a plan for if/when something like this happens to me. I have never worried about a stuck accelerator, because such an event is a possibility in any
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by fnid2 17y ago
I disagree with what you are saying. For each item you mentioned that is irrelevant, the same is true in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering. It should be obvious why a Turing machine isn't relevant to modern programming. It s
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by fnid2 17y ago
I think the difference is that software is engineering that isn't treated like engineering. For example, if a new bridge is going to be built, years and years are spent building models, testing winds, and understanding the geography of t
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by fnid2 17y ago
That wasn't true in my school. While there were lots of math classes to take, there were far more computer science classes required for a BS in CS and more electrical engineering and physics classes required for a BSe in Computer Enginee
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by fnid2 17y ago
Everything has always been a game. Life is a game. Reading books about successful market traders, the best ones treat it like a game. The difference now is that we are able to calculate points for things we normally didn't. Every action
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by fnid2 17y ago
The startup scene in Vancouver is horrible . I can't imagine any entrepreneurs moving there to start a company when Seattle is so close. The talent, the market, and the community are infinitely better in Seattle than Vancouver. Combine
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by fnid2 17y ago
You and probably most people around here are the exception, not the rule. Still it will never happen in the u.s.
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by fnid2 17y ago
The latest behavior from Mozilla is making me really uncomfortable with it as a viable platform for the future.
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by fnid2 17y ago
They will have to install ie6, some of them anyway, because there are a TON of applications out there built to IE6 that are years old with no one to support them and many of them have code bases that have disappeared. It's a sad situation
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by fnid2 17y ago
It's actually a credit union, which is far better IMO than a traditional bank. I have a business account at a bank who wouldn't give me an ATM (non debit) so I immediately cut it up.
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by fnid2 17y ago
Okay, that makes more sense, but it's not admirable in anyway and it's not something I would invest in. 37s has a tiny fraction of mahalo's uniques, but I can imagine it having more revenue and more potential.
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by fnid2 17y ago
When the banks ask me if I want a debit card, I say no. I have a credit card and I have an ATM card that cannot function as a debit card. Much less risk for me.
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by fnid2 17y ago
IE9 on XP won't fix the problem, because IE6 will still run on Windows 7.
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by fnid2 17y ago
Yep. They are trying to increase margins by skimping on cases and the feel. If the Pre wasn't a cheap feeling piece of plastic crap, it may have done better.
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by fnid2 17y ago
I'm not sure why JC keeps harping on the unique visitors number. More uniques = less commitment to the product. Unique visitors are people who search, click, leave. How are you going to build revenue off people who don't care about your pr
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by fnid2 17y ago
The patent system now accepts different filing fees for the size of the organization. That's why the percent revenue. And to say that raising the price will do nothing is not true. Raising the price always does something. We won't know w
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by fnid2 17y ago
While reading all the examples of arguments he wasn't going to make, I was really expecting something new to be added to the debate, instead, he recycles this argument: it is not reasonable to expect that the current patent system,
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by fnid2 17y ago
Maybe not a scam, but it really limits your options for talent to those who can support themselves for 6 months. Maybe they are looking for some potential investors kids or something. Not many individuals still working on internships could
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by fnid2 17y ago
It does make sense, considering the notepad vs a notebook. Slate harkens to the old single room school days. Frame might make you think it's only for pictures or be hung on the wall. Pad's pretty good I suppose. People will get over the h
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by fnid2 17y ago
Eventually I quit that job and did start my own company and I'm so much happier for it my eyes are welling up right now just thinking of the contrast. I'm emotional, I know, but it's like I came alive when I started building something
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by fnid2 17y ago
blush I wasn't even born when it came out, that's my excuse, but it resonated with me when I finally "got" it.
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by fnid2 17y ago
I went on a sales call yesterday to a small business in my little rural village. His current website was done by someone he knows and I talked to him 6 months ago about it and it hasn't changed, so I whipped up a demo and put it online and
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by fnid2 17y ago
When i read the title, I thought this was going to be about those scientology people who say they too can kill people with their minds.
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by fnid2 17y ago
I watch full episodes of poker shows. Broken up into 10 minute clips of course. In the "old days" I watched full clips of the daily show and countless other shows I can't even remember now. I didn't have a TV and didn't need one because Y
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by fnid2 17y ago
If it weren't for the high production value content, I'd argue Youtube would never have gotten as popular as it did. I'm increasingly dismayed by how in our society we reward this kind of illegal behavior, whether you agree that it is mor
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by fnid2 17y ago
Fuck google ! Music videos dominate the most popular youtube videos, so I don't know why you're saying they are all user-produced. Milly Cirrus has 2 in the top 10. It's right there on their own page for crying out loud, do you even know

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