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by hnhg 16y ago
I doubt MS will extend this deal if they are successful in the market whereas Google would find it hard charging for Android.
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by hnhg 16y ago
It's definitely something that at least in the north of England would be hurled around as a playground insult.
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by hnhg 16y ago
1. How many revolts have succeeded as a proportion of those that have failed? 2. Think about how the organisation, weaponry, instruments of control and scale of governments has changed over the last several decades from anything ever seen b
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by hnhg 16y ago
I think everyone did get your point, but you've not addressed the problems that people have mentioned. Just hand-waving and saying 'transparency' is not convincing.
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by hnhg 16y ago
I read repeatedly that much of Kinect's software was derived from their in-house R&D. Is that not true?
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by hnhg 16y ago
Not just that but you also create a valuable resource of relationships of your own from your good schools, sports clubs, etc.
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by hnhg 16y ago
Yeah, I'm quite surprised by that. I just thought I would mention it in passing.
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by hnhg 16y ago
Sorry to be a pedant, but I think you mean "disassemble" - I always get the two mixed up too.
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by hnhg 16y ago
Maybe your observation holds true for the majority, but in my case my PhD taught me how to be self-reliant, work autonomously, plan ahead and cope with a high workload. Now that I've switched to industry, I've found these qualities are serv
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by hnhg 16y ago
You need to suggest to us at what level you're at. Are you familiar with HTML/CSS? Are you competent with any other languages at all? Guessing that your familiar with HTML, I'll mention that you'll probably find it easier if you set a targe
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by hnhg 16y ago
I agree entirely. In many cases it's reinforcing a prisoner's connection with society that reduces their chances of re-offending. A recent study in the UK showed that simply ensuring inmates in a prison had a bank account cut re-offending r
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by hnhg 16y ago
Think of the index fund as reducing the risk of depending on any one stock for your gains. I don't know what the distribution of gains is like on an index fund but an answer to your question would likely come from an examination of one.
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by hnhg 16y ago
I think your point of view is compelling, it's just that I'm choosing to be optimistic, for all that's worth. I hope that the nature of the coalition makes them think through some better thought-out economic policies by virtue of having to
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by hnhg 16y ago
I don't what the article is trying to say either but I wouldn't say that the economy is on the brink of collapse. It's healthy in some parts, and in dire need of direction and help in others. That's from someone working across a lot of indu
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by hnhg 16y ago
It can be quite hard without a social circle. When you quit being so macho about this, why not think there are people in circumstances different to your own and try empathising with them?
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by hnhg 16y ago
My parents both can speak a little of the language though they're not turkish at all. The overcharging of tourists there is ridiculous (in Istanbul at least). You pay a much higher price as a foreigner than any local. So it's possible you g
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by hnhg 16y ago
In which part of the world is it correlated?
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by hnhg 16y ago
I know a few guys who worked as escorts for female clients. The clients were usually aged late 30s onwards, some lonely, some just looking for sex. Mostly they were affluent, busy professionals. Women seem to like paying for instant sex too
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by hnhg 16y ago
I read the article but didn't find compelling arguments to say that better oversight and regulation wouldn't reduce criminality. The question of whether widespread legal prostitution is good for a society is different to the matter of makin
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by hnhg 16y ago
Would unionisation or regulatory organisations help? [edit: another thought - I can imagination a few decades ago someone arguing similarly against US casinos. They were generally run by crooks. Now they're run by corporations. Not that I t
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by hnhg 16y ago
I can't tell if that's sarcasm or not. I hope it it is. I thought downvoting was reserved for the most egregious of comments. For me, that one by mikeryan doesn't count.
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by hnhg 16y ago
> Partly because of the inherent decency and solidarity of the working class, who will not shaft each other even if the system pays them to. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. Why are you romanticising the working class? Per
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by hnhg 17y ago
It depends on what part of the BBC you're talking about. Radio 4's (and BBC World radio's) interviews with politicans on the Today programme in the lead up to the election have been excellent, with the interviewers really challenging the po
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by hnhg 17y ago
Good idea. I'd have loved someone to have taken it and turned into a story-based episodic webcomic poking fun at hipsters looking for love and their place in society.That takes real talent and hardwork though so I guess it's best to direct
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by hnhg 17y ago
A poor list. I would recommend 'Pirates of Silicon Valley' for anyone interested in a dramatisation of the intertwined histories of Apple and Microsoft (honestly, it's better than it sounds...): http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0168122/
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by hnhg 17y ago
Perhaps a rough difference between a game and a 'struggle' (for want of a better word) are the stakes involved. Being broke and finding housing for your family is not a game many of us would like to get involved in. Maybe more things now ap
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by hnhg 17y ago
It reads as bitterly sarcastic to me.
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by hnhg 17y ago
This reminds me of the importance of thinking about what you want from each visit to your site. Google quickly became about generating a return on each visit (as someone else has said, google: 1 query => 1 visit, where that 1 visit beco
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by hnhg 17y ago
I'm not the biggest fan of these essays, to be frank, but if anyone's interested in philosophy as much as I am then they might enjoy these 2 sites: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/philosopherszone/ http://www.philosophersnet.com/
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BlackBerry's "magic string"(naviina.eu)
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