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by inerte 11y ago
Maybe it was a local email provider. I haven't found this comment you're referring to but I guess it's disaster related, and it's plausible that an email provider/host went down
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by inerte 11y ago
Some people call it FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early). There are many people doing it and several resources online about this. I would start visiting some of the sites on this sidebar https://www.reddit.com/r/f
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by inerte 11y ago
Not quite, because there are trade publications, conventions, forums, linkedin groups, etc... You have the 1:1 but also the broadcast
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by inerte 11y ago
Nice. It is also possible to get a "trust-fund dip" if you move the line downward near the end. You get a text with something like "you thought really rich people don't feel compelled to go to college".
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by inerte 11y ago
If you "imagine" the workers stayed in India, then the article wouldn't be about visas. But since the "reality" is that the workers are here on H1B, then the article mentions visa. Disclaimer: I am an immigrant in t
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by inerte 11y ago
We have it here at Yahoo. I've personally never been to one, but I know a couple people that have and they've liked. Can't you do one session for free and see if you enjoy it?
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by inerte 11y ago
Yes, if you're investing in Target Employment Area, $1 mil for the rest: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa Strangely, I heard the requirement of 10 jobs being created doesn't come with a salary requirem
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by inerte 11y ago
When you buy something you have some expectations. You'll want the mod to be stable, be updated along with the game, play along with other mods. If you are the seller, and you got paid, that means work. Give support or get shouted at b
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Breaking Away: Brazil's indie developers are thinking globally(gamesindustry.biz)
1 points by inerte 12y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 12y ago
http://www.glassdoor.com/GD/Salary/Apple-San-Francisco-Salar...
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by inerte 12y ago
There are people who can, every company has them. Usually there are levels, as in "can read number of emails", "can read subjects", up to "can impersonate accounts". Most of the time the mechanism is there for
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The Evolution of Storm at Yahoo and Apache(yahoohadoop.tumblr.com)
6 points by inerte 12y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 12y ago
But that means someone somewhere will know she (or a variation of her name) is pregnant. I have arrived on the US only 8 months ago and since 3 months ago during every week I am getting two mailings from Financial One, a company I've n
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by inerte 12y ago
http://paulhammant.com/categories.html#trunk_based_developme...
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by inerte 13y ago
There's a personality test for every type of person. If you don't like quadrants there's sextants, cross multi dimensional dialers and many others: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tests#Personality_t
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by inerte 13y ago
Read the Department of Justice press release about the case: http://www.justice.gov/atr/public/press_releases/2010/262648... > The department said that the agreements eliminated a significant form of
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Functional JavaScript for crawling the Web(nicolas.perriault.net)
1 points by inerte 13y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript has a Unicode problem (2013)(mathiasbynens.be)
83 points by inerte 13y ago|35 comments
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by inerte 13y ago
Tests, tests, tests, the larger the scope the better. Some people call it functional, some called it acceptance, some call it End To End. Test what your end users are going to do, either that last API call or browsers with Selenium. It actu
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by inerte 13y ago
The article is about US corporations. Doesn't matter where Cisco hosts the data, the NSA can knock on its door and ask for access. Do you really think Cisco is going to reply: 'Nope can't do, this data is "on" Germa
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by inerte 13y ago
I think Swagger [1,2] is similar, which I am currently using, via node/restify. Awesome little project that generates docs and an interface for API consumers to experiment with. 1 - https://developers.helloreverb.com/sw
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by inerte 13y ago
Everybody is quick to remember how gmail users accepted the terms and how the ads pay for the free service, but for me the most interesting part of the article is what happens for those that send emails to a gmail account? This person never
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by inerte 13y ago
And Valve kinda says it: "the Steam Controller’s resolution approaches that of a desktop mouse"
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by inerte 13y ago
It's not a surprise, it's a story angle. Sex sells, attracts pageviews. The writer knows this, we know this, and he will write using this narrative, and we will read it anyway.
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by inerte 13y ago
"In other words, the only way to do good, efficient, and system-level and portable ... is basically C." http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/linus
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by inerte 13y ago
Don't worry, your wording is also off, something can be theoretically impossible but practically possible. Things can not be impossible but also practically possible, but for every theory disproved, there was a contrarian thing possibl
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by inerte 13y ago
Or ads, as Jeff Hammerbacher said better: "The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads. That sucks."
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by inerte 13y ago
An interesting take on Brave New World vs 1984: http://www.prosebeforehos.com/image-of-the-day/08/24/huxley-...
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by inerte 13y ago
It's still possible. I used pidgin today for Facebook Chat.
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by inerte 13y ago
Yep, over a year. Let's say it was considered normal, and business was adjusted to deal with it.

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