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by kohanz 12y ago
Some would argue (not myself, just pointing it out), that every one of your interactions is made in freedom, which is made possible by a very large military spend.
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CRA Heartbleed hack: Stephen Solis-Reyes facing more charges(cbc.ca)
1 points by kohanz 12y ago|0 comments
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by kohanz 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in SW Ontario, Canada LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told, _
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by kohanz 12y ago
You've got a good understanding of how to ride safely, but perhaps a poor definition of cycling "defensively". You're confusing "defensive" with qualities of meekness or lack of assertiveness.
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by kohanz 12y ago
It always amazes me how many cyclists I see riding without helmets (and anecdotally they seem to be the ones who typically ride in a less safe/defensive manner as well). My wife works in healthcare and has worked in settings looking af
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by kohanz 12y ago
Wow, what a terrible experience. The evidence does seem to show that this guy was just trying to do the right job and do it ethically and he was basically tarred and feathered for doing so by his superiors, who are just a rung or two below
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by kohanz 12y ago
I assume you meant 9 Months: 31k?
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by kohanz 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in SW Ontario, Canada LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told, _
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by kohanz 12y ago
I would argue that most of the value of those companies was created post-bubble.
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by kohanz 12y ago
Or perhaps she would challenge how "passive" this income source is to maintain ;)
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by kohanz 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in SW Ontario, Canada LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told, _
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by kohanz 12y ago
Thanks, I did not know that!
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by kohanz 12y ago
FYI, as the Wikipedia article linked on the site states, in some place (e.g. Canada), the term "Eskimo" is considered politically incorrect (along the same lines as "Indian" as a term for native Canadians or Americans).
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by kohanz 12y ago
If it's any consolation, the odds that your "co-creator", if the business practices she has displayed thus far are any indication, makes something noteworthy or profitable out of your project, seem very low.
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iOS 8: 'Wave' wireless microwave charging feature is not real(ca.news.yahoo.com)
1 points by kohanz 12y ago|0 comments
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by kohanz 12y ago
Exactly. Their function is creating market-beating returns for their investors. Nothing else. There was a great interview with Josh Reich from Simple on Mixergy recently [0]. Before Simple, he worked at a hedge fund but didn't find the
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by kohanz 12y ago
...their trades are supposed to bully mis-priced assets into more reasonable valuations. That way, undervalued securities pick up in price, and overpriced securities are shorted down before they form a bubble. Though hedge funds failed to
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SamA: Waterloo is most impressive up-and-coming startup city I've been to(twitter.com)
2 points by kohanz 12y ago|0 comments
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by kohanz 12y ago
Your post could have described me as well. The only thing I would add is that for me, in university, I did run into some friction about my choice, from time to time. You'll find that when people are young, making a choice to go against
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by kohanz 12y ago
It would be nice if they had an option for startups, a la MS & BizSpark.
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by kohanz 12y ago
Thank you for sharing. As an owner of a 2013 MBP (8GB RAM, 256GB SSD), I'm wondering what kind of specs are recommended for good performance with Parallels Desktop? I'm looking to be able to do development (e.g. Visual Studio).
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by kohanz 12y ago
This is tangential, but as a medical device engineer and one that works quite a bit with Ultrasound, the title of this article caught my interest, but it turned out to be about something completely different. http://en.wikipedia.
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by kohanz 12y ago
As a new parent and someone who has been through similar "obsessions" as a child, perhaps I can try to explain the sentiment, even if I don't necessarily agree with it. I imagine it comes from a line of thinking where the par
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by kohanz 12y ago
I agree. I think in some places in North America, a growing population of, for example, Muslims, may have had some influence into the move away from lard in certain restaurants. The omnipresent Canadian chain, Tim Hortons, for example, stop
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by kohanz 12y ago
The thing with an activity as ubiquitous as driving is that when judging the usefulness or conversely danger of a certain aspect of it, you have to consider the least-skilled (or more susceptible to distractions) group of drivers. Saying &
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by kohanz 12y ago
Zilla even redecorated her own bedroom to make it look like an Oriental hotel room so that she could have Skype conversations with her family – at random times in the night, of course – without raising suspicion.
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by kohanz 12y ago
I disagree with the premise that this line of thinking is somehow exclusive or original to tech CEO's though. At least in my own experience, most parents I know can afford tech, but limit it in some way. Unfettered access to tech for y
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by kohanz 12y ago
Yet these tech C.E.O.’s seem to know something that the rest of us don’t. Even if I might agree with this parenting style. I find the perspective here to a bit a condescending - implying that because tech CEO's are doing it, it must
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by kohanz 12y ago
Of course it's strange - and wrong. However, protecting yourself against something like this doesn't have to mean that you think it's a reasonable and justified action. As I explained earlier, for the same reason I generally
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by kohanz 12y ago
Thanks for chiming in. Those are all reasonable situations. It sounds like it wouldn't be a common occurrence, but it's definitely possible.

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