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by gregcrv 12y ago
http://funki.com.ua/ru/portfolio/lab/world-religions-tree/ religion is complicated...
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by gregcrv 12y ago
My girlfriend sponsored a refugee from Darfur. His name is Guy. He's on a student visa and he is currently a student at the College of Lake County just outside of Chicago, Illinois. She is constantly fund-raising his life because he is
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by gregcrv 12y ago
waiting times having nothing to do with "good" lawyers. it's dictated by the gov: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/law-and-policy...
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by gregcrv 12y ago
I guess that's because success and failure is a very subjective concept. Like these people would say success is closing a 10 million dollar deal. But for others having a small sustainable business that allows them to bring 70k at home
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by gregcrv 13y ago
We already have write access: Subliminal stimuli and it has been used for a while now ! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subliminal_stimuli
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by gregcrv 13y ago
Another missed advantage: it moves the job market from demand/supply type of market to easy/difficult type of market: the highest paid jobs will be the ones nobody wants to do.
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by gregcrv 13y ago
What a great idea ! so easy to use ! With laws, general conditions, etc... becoming more and more long and complex (even for educated people) I can see this kind of concept taking off in many other fields. cannot wait !
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by gregcrv 13y ago
Have you tried to use the latest Qt to integrate your code in mobile apps ?
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by gregcrv 13y ago
hopefully the robots will work for us soon... this path might be easier than changing a system where competition and success are a lot based on spending more time working.
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by gregcrv 13y ago
I think you missed a zero... 3,200,000,000 / 1,100,000 = 2,909 dollars / user
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by gregcrv 13y ago
http://usablica.github.io/progress.js/
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by gregcrv 13y ago
I agree there wasn't much information either... But Have you tried lower gluten flour before ? perhaps from France or Italy ? I know people who are gluten intolerant in the US but totally fine when they eat bread/pizza in these co
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by gregcrv 13y ago
Yes, and I prefer many "desperate" healthy people choosing to give little money to fund alternative researches (even if sometimes it fails) than big pharmaceutical companies bankrupting "desperate" ill patients (and fami
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by gregcrv 13y ago
Welcome to the real world. (fyi software/it is not the only broken thing in companies)
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by gregcrv 13y ago
Probably not... I don't think it's in any country's interest for now. But here's an interesting story I just found: http://www.policeone.com/police-administration/articles/6643...
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by gregcrv 13y ago
is it really possible ? I think whatever you do during your work hours becomes property of your employer, not you.
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by gregcrv 13y ago
programmers are people
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by gregcrv 13y ago
yes. the race to user information gathering is getting more and more crazy... and it's unfortunately not ready to end !
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by gregcrv 13y ago
here a link to compare the cost of the same injury in France: http://blogs.wefrag.com/Naudec/2011/11/05/rupture-du-ligamen... basically it's about 7559 euros all inclusive (MRI, etc..)