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by gaadd33 12y ago
Isn't the NY Times also set up that way?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I don't think Kings County/Brooklyn has a municipal compost pile. Nor any active dumps in the city limits. Also I would guess the "local farm" bit is showing that they are supporting tiny/small businesses which is e
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Just a question, how do you know it's only your mother you are talking to? Have you verified the key she uses with the one you are talk to?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
As far as I know "Scotch" and "Cognac" are only protected in the EU. In any case, the parent claims that Frank-Lin Distillers just uses pure ethanol to produce all of it's products. Given things such as bourbon perm
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by gaadd33 12y ago
How can they legally sell Canadian Whisky given it's a protected geographic designation under NAFTA? ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_whisky#Regulations and NAFTA Chapter 3, Annex 313: Distinctive Products)
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Wait, are you saying that the concept of "globalization" didn't exist prior to the late 1990s? Most historians seem to agree that it has existed as far back as ancient Greece if not further. If you are just measuring how freq
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I think with compression most headers are probably tiny compared to even the ads on a large widely read news site.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Do they do work for Diageo? It looks like the list of products, at least on their site, isn't something I really encounter in advertisements, promotions or really at any bars I've gone to.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I've also heard that in some cities it increased the number of people who were unfed since many bars offered a free lunch (think bowl of today's stew) with the purchase of a drink. When you get rid of the alcohol subsidizing the f
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Wouldn't a lot of that be due to globalization? No sense in advertising Remy Martin to people in revolutionary New York when the cost of transporting a bottle there would have been obscene.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I wonder if the lock up for going public is more strict than when the company is being purchased for stock in a public company. E.g. Mark Cuban seemed to be able to use options to hedge his exposure to Yahoo: http://investmentxyz
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by gaadd33 12y ago
From your link: Founded: 2004 Series A: Nov 1, 2007 Sounds like they had a pretty long period of bootstrapping compared to most startups that have gone public. Compare to Facebook which says it was founded Feb 2004 and took it's first
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by gaadd33 12y ago
At the same doesn't India have significantly higher (like orders of magnitude) costs to criminal and civil prosecutions? I think that few nation states of successfully competed/emerged onto the world stage when at a disadvantage o
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Do you buy lots of high end audiophile stuff on very short notice for consulting gigs? If so it seems like cultivating a personal relationship with your vendors would probably pay out in spades. If not, I'm not quite sure what your pro
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Oh seems like it would have been just as easy to grab census data for the past 50 years and run through last names by decreasing frequency. Here I thought you had found a unique zipcode.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I'm surprised there are so many, I would have expected that keeping up with the changes in the tax law would be a pretty expensive barrier to entry, especially given the IRS sometimes isn't totally sure themselves. Although it see
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by gaadd33 12y ago
How do you find a zipcode where everyone has the same last name? I'm guessing a very small town several hours from a single hospital?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Many? I was able to find 5 consumer tax software companies (including H&R Block). Any chance you could list a few others? I find it hard to believe there are tons of them out there unless perhaps tax software is regional software and th
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by gaadd33 12y ago
If it cost $10 per filing that would be a huge up front cost for someone, especially if it turns out many of their fake returns are invalidated en mass. It's pretty hard to file several thousand fake returns with plausible data (esp if
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by gaadd33 12y ago
You are 100% within your rights to not tip at restaurants in the US and yet I believe most people would consider you an asshole. If someone does something that benefits themselves at the expense of others when it's socially assumed to
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Most of the early automobile pioneers? Westinghouse? Alfred Lee Loomis? Henry Flagler? I think it's easy to assume that people who are known for massive success in a single industry were only involved in that. If you dig into a lot of
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by gaadd33 12y ago
How much power does the ERLite-3 use? I've run PCEngine APU ( http://www.pcengines.ch/apu.htm ) boards with pfsense and it's worked great with very minimal power usage. Although they are usually a bit more expensive
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Does OpenBSD/newer PF have better throughput on 10Gbe+ hardware? I've heard that OpenBSD/PF tends to run into issues due to giant lock and SMP issues. Since you seem knowledgeable, any pointers to information about that?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
To be fair, anyone who uses numpy or scipy ends up using Fortran even if they don't know it. A lot of scientific libraries have been ultra optimized for Fortran. I'm sure optimized libraries could be written in any language, howev
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Maybe about 10-15 minutes depending on your reading level and ability to fill out a web based form?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
If you buy online only 3 or 4 times a year why do you pay for prime? You seem to already pay $95/year to shave a few percentage points off your bill.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I believe you can testify via a phone call and it takes roughly 10 minutes.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Flight worthy firefighting helicopters for 300k? With at least the same number of hours left on all the major parts (engines, airframe, etc)? Any links?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Could those cash out holdings in the ballpark of the Winklevoss twins? Another comment put their holdings at about 100K BTC. I didn't think there were any exchanges that had near that sort of volume.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
I wonder if your NAT device has an uptime of 19 days.

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