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by gte910h 14y ago
http://www.anandtech.com/show/3756/2010-value-ssd-100-roundu... http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-ssd-price-per-gb-ss... http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3D... Look at the prices for a given manufacture
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by gte910h 14y ago
"Suppliers" said so. That is evidence? Same way we knew retina was coming. They may be unreliable, but it's still evidence.
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by gte910h 14y ago
>I really don't see how they go to $800 and preserve margins. When manufacturing electronics, the cost curve has HUGE fixed cost elements (design, factory setup, supply chain setup, quality control adjustments), then relatively few marg
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by gte910h 14y ago
SSD's dropped in price precipitously. What used to cost about $140 (that 64GB drive) now costs about $40-55 bucks. I could see them continue to sell this years model with perhaps a cost reduce step or two just like they do the iPhone 3GS.
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by gte910h 14y ago
Maximized profit is achieved by hitting profit X unit sold If unit sold goes up by more than the lost per unit profit, then that's a winning proposition. If people convert to the Apple brand, then Apple is going to make tons more than just
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by gte910h 14y ago
Isn't part of the point of the fan (other than the venting sewer gases) to cover the noise of people using the restroom? I find the idea of a very quiet fan counter intuitive for that room.
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by gte910h 15y ago
I don't print code, but when I do, it's in landscape mode and wider than 80 characters. But hey, I do this for all languages. I'm pretty sure I've never printed ObjC
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by gte910h 15y ago
There are several cities that aren't really expensive that have tons of cheap conference space, see, Atlanta.
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by gte910h 15y ago
Where did you see this? No, I didn't see that.
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by gte910h 15y ago
Why do you assume the Jury has no technical knowledge? Lawyers often seek engineers and technical minded people in voir dire for technical cases. Not subject matter experts, but a programmer or mechanical engineer has a high chance of being
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by gte910h 15y ago
What? The blog is displaying the text narrower than it shows up in a source file. This makes it uglier than it is in actual practice e.g. What ? The blog is displaying the text narrow- er than it shows up in a source file . This makes it ug
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by gte910h 15y ago
This makes me happy happy. It will detangle some big apps I'm on.
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by gte910h 15y ago
Objective C is smalltalk on top of C. It looks extremely bad when you stick it in the super skinny columnar formats of many blogs. At 80-300 characters per line it's fine and very readable.
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by gte910h 15y ago
>Why try so hard to make the visual design and user experience so similar to a native app...when you're not a native app? For iOS, it's because the native apps feel good is why they're shooting for that target. Things that sorta look li
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by gte910h 15y ago
Changing careers makes your lack of a degree an issue. It can lock you in places, make large companies and governments unable to hire you (even as part of an acquisition).
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by gte910h 15y ago
The lack of IB support makes the otherwise "Ruby that Looks Too Much Like Objective C" a bit of a net loss. You lose IB, and the ability to easily integrate the approaches all the thousands of examples and questions do. I'm very intereste
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by gte910h 15y ago
Unity3d is a second class citizen for 2D in my mind.
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by gte910h 15y ago
Several general purpose languages (Fortran, Python, and Matlab ) have very nice statistical programming packages at the current date.
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by gte910h 15y ago
JungleDisk has too
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by gte910h 15y ago
I really like the idea of changing over to an imputation system: In an imputation system, you get tax credit, as a shareholder, for taxes paid by the corporation. This means if the corporation avoids tax, you as a person end up paying the
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A way out of Corporate Tax Avoidance(aaahq.org)
1 points by gte910h 15y ago|1 comments
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by gte910h 15y ago
It's not actually everywhere. Countries with imputation based dividend laws have seen strong reductions in corporate tax avoidance.
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by gte910h 15y ago
>The proper corporate tax rate should be zero I actually suggest you do something that ends double taxation and the capital gain tax tier: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dividend_imputation This is why: >Elimination of Tax Incentive
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by gte910h 15y ago
That's full of crap. What they'll respond to is changing the law! They're just following the law. Beg off the companies, and change it.
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by gte910h 15y ago
This is wrong. SOX compliant fortune 500 companies can't legally use dropbox due to confidentiality requirements. Adding encryption would fix the confidentiality issues. The BIGGEST deepest pockets would pay handsomely for this.
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by gte910h 15y ago
So there is a visual programming language called LabView: http://www.ni.com/labview/ As a person who really programs, what enevitably happened is systems grew to a complexity (as all systems do that do real work) where real debugging beca
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by gte910h 15y ago
You need to cut features from the target. Drop me an email at the address in my profile if you'd like me to help you cut a lot off to start with.
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by gte910h 15y ago
Who the hell would use the relatively library less javascript to do analysis? Sorry, R, Matlab, Python, Syntax, Fortran have actual libraries for this stuff, JS, no.
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by gte910h 15y ago
People said very similar things when video started getting released on 720p and 1080p resolutions. I'm going to wait to judge for myself.
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by gte910h 15y ago
What is this doing on HN?

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