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by jetti 14y ago
> Deals are a win for the customer and the merchant (and Groupon too). Not necessarily, it only would work if you can get repeat customers. There are many groupons that my wife sees that she would never have done if there wasn't a signi
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by jetti 14y ago
They have have advantages over non-manufacturer dealerships. For instance, parts would be internal and thus they may get them for just material cost which would allow for either lower service costs or higher margins both of which aren't ava
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by jetti 14y ago
I agree. For the longest time my github had little in it except school projects. I finally decided to use it for personal stuff, or more like got used to the idea that my code would be public. I put up a few projects and even then, I didn't
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by jetti 14y ago
>Edit: here you go, same problem that affects Romney votes on another machine http://www.cbs42.com/content/localnews/story/Voting-machines... . I think the difference here is that there is absolute proof that it wasn't end user error w
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by jetti 14y ago
>Altering is an action, not something passive. I disagree. If this person decided to walk away because of confusion/frustration/etc, then it would've been one less vote cast and would have altered that individuals vote. It wasn't intent
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by jetti 14y ago
"Why doesn't every hacker do this to make extra money? Is it within the grasp of anybody who can program to automate trading like this?" I have flirted with HFT in a hobby-like manner and it isn't the programming that will get you the money
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by jetti 14y ago
It stated in the article it was C#. "In 2008 I was “manually” day trading futures using software called T4. I’d been wanting some customized order entry hotkeys, so after discovering T4 had an API, I took on the challenge of learning C# (th
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by jetti 14y ago
Sometimes learning another language helps with understanding constructs in the languages you already know. I started seriously programming, after a 7 year break, with C#. I am self taught and it was going well. Then I got to lambdas and I g
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by jetti 14y ago
"- If you do come in close contact with someone you would like to meet, don’t be intimidated, approach them!" This line pretty much sums up the entire article for me. It takes a "all about my wants" kind of approach. It never takes into ac
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by jetti 14y ago
For students, they could use Pelles C ( http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/ ) which has support for C99 and C11 and is free as well. There are well established alternatives to C99. At this point, Microsoft would be trying to play catch u
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by jetti 14y ago
No, but here is the difference. The people behind all of the mostly obviously care about implementing C99. Microsoft has said they are focusing on C++ and not on C for awhile now. If you want to be pissed about C99 support be pissed that it
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by jetti 14y ago
"Know what else is bad? It's 2012, and MS still has no plans to support C99." This is a ridiculous statement. Microsoft wants to focus on C++ and will not put out a C99 compiler. Why is that bad? They obviously feel their efforts would be b
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by jetti 14y ago
Why would they take the manpower and time to start working on things that may not be in the final spec?
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by jetti 14y ago
If you are looking to expand your research, I would suggest Family Tree DNA. It can test the paternal or maternal lines to get ancestry. I did the paternal tests since my dad was adopted and didn't know his ethnicity and it was really neat
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by jetti 14y ago
For what it does, there is no reason to need to swap it out in the next two years.
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by jetti 14y ago
What sells me on the netbook is that I have 100GB of space for the life of computer, not for the 2 years after I buy my netbook.
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by jetti 14y ago
Seeing as mainstream support for Vista ended in April of 2012, I don't see this as a big shock.
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by jetti 14y ago
Depending on what you mean by "Mental hospitals suck" I disagree. It isn't supposed to be a place you go for happy fun time, but there are some really nice ones. The problem is, the really nice ones are out of the reach for many people who
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by jetti 14y ago
One of the major problems that I've seen first hand with mental illness is that the diagnosis is so subjective and often times relies on accounts of the patient and family. If you have family who don't know what to look for or the patient d
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by jetti 14y ago
> Before we had these drugs, schizophrenic patients were basically tortured (e.g. Lobotomy) because there was no way to help them. The drugs are no better. I have done a couple stints in a private mental health (inpatient and outpat
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by jetti 14y ago
Not when the dealership is closed though...that's the point of just looking online when they are closed on Sunday.
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by jetti 14y ago
You can do that online any time. What you see in the lot on Sunday is the same as what you would see online. But as a resident of one of those states as well, I hate it. Not because I want to buy a car on Sunday but because if the dealershi
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by jetti 14y ago
Not to mention that there are some states that just prohibit the sales of vehicles on Sunday. That is what I find amazing. I can't imagine being told that one day a week I'm not allowed to sell my product.
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by jetti 14y ago
There is no competition to be had. The dealerships aren't scared of competition from Tesla, especially since the price of a Tesla Model S is out of range for the majority of car buyers. What they are scared of is that Tesla sets a precedenc
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by jetti 14y ago
See, as somebody who was addicted to the game for a few years during college, I don't see how it is manipulating anybody? The game is fun and it has a lot of content and they keep adding content. It was MY lack of self control that led to m
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by jetti 14y ago
How are ethics involved in WoW? (Sincere question)
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by jetti 14y ago
You state that video games are fine. WoW is a video game, therefore it is fine. But then you go on and state you think that WoW is not good for society, blatantly contradicting your first statement. To bring an overdone statement in to the
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by jetti 14y ago
It is deceiving when using it as a metric to sell more ads. Yes, people may be liking stuff, but you can like thousands of things a day and not even open the facebook page, thus not seeing any ads. If they were able to break down like click
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by jetti 14y ago
I wouldn't classify these kinds of people as sociopaths, just opportunists.
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by jetti 14y ago
This now makes me hope I get called. If so, I'm going to say that I'm from Internet Explorer support and that THEY have viruses and they need to download a program so I can remove the virus from their computer.

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