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by legutierr 14y ago
You can have design bugs, too.
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by legutierr 14y ago
I would think the tax rate would be lower, considering that a sale of shares is treated as capital gains. 15%?
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by legutierr 14y ago
I, for one, would never use this while it remains incompatible with a large segment of the web-browsing public. So, yes, I think it would be a big deal. IE8 would be even better. But with IE9 compatibility, at least it would be feasible t
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by legutierr 14y ago
I think that business customers do care quite a bit, actually. If, for instance, your business customer experiences significant downtime, but loves you otherwise, a verifiable explanation as to the source of that downtime can be the differ
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by legutierr 14y ago
You can also subclass auth.User, which allows you to maintain compatibility with 3rd party apps. This is how I've gotten around the user name length limitation. I have a longer field in the subclass, and implement a backend to check that.
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by legutierr 14y ago
They may be splitting revenue 50/50 with their customers, but their customers frequently have to give up most of their profit or even take a loss to be able to do business with Groupon. In other words, their customers aren't exactly beatin
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by legutierr 14y ago
You assume it was Groupon who turned down the deal and the public "rejection" was not just a face-saving maneuver done as a private favor by Google to Groupon's investors after they themselves had rejected the deal.
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by legutierr 14y ago
Surely there must be some people who are in the middle, who would gladly pursue training if it were paid for and if time were made available for it by their employer. Consider, for instance, those people who have significant family commitm
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by legutierr 14y ago
As of last August, Apple was the most valuable company in the world, and Microsoft and IBM were sixth and seventh, respectively. By that same measure, the four most valuable US companies were Apple, ExxonMobile, Microsoft and IBM, in that
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by legutierr 14y ago
Do there need to be shades of grey when we're talking about weaponizing drones? This just shouldn't happen. What's not useful is creating rhetorical space in which the acceptability of this technology is debatable. The fact is, we need to
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by legutierr 14y ago
You're not a fool, just a dreamer.
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by legutierr 14y ago
Are you aware of any such editor that does store the data in Markdown or something similar?
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"centuries of scourges and disasters" Is she really talking about communism here, or something else?
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by legutierr 14y ago
Is there another specific language that you would prefer to code in, or is it that python is simply your only, albeit inferior, option (i.e. the worst programming language except all the others that have been tried)?
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by legutierr 14y ago
Sure, you explain quite well why there would be resistance to such an idea as this. However, in the 200+ year history of the United States Congress, no tool like this has existed that could bring the kind of transparency to the process that
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by legutierr 14y ago
My understanding of the legislative process is that a bill exists in a stand-alone form while it is being debated. When it is voted upon in its final form, however, lawyers working for the legislative branch convert the "human readable" fo
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by legutierr 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contracts_of_adhesion#Contracts...
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by legutierr 14y ago
Why not just pass a QuerySet implementation into models.Manager as an optional argument? This would be much cleaner, I think: class QuerySetSubclass(QuerySet): def new_method(self): pass class Model(models.Model):
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by legutierr 14y ago
Social Security is redistributive much in the same way that flood or fire insurance is redistributive: those who never need it have overpaid, and those who do need it have underpaid. The flaw that exists in the current discourse regarding S
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by legutierr 15y ago
The problem with the way software patents are being used is that they are stifling innovation. It is not just that lawyers are being given work at the expense of other workers in a 1-to-1 fashion. Every individual lawyer working for a pat