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by memracom 13y ago
I wonder if this is because a few very large companies hog all the IP to themselves. In other words, only a few specialists like Proctor and Gamble really put any emphasis on this in their business. That's why they mentioned that groce
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When asked, vast majority of businesses say IP is not important(topromotetheprogress.wordpress.com)
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I'll bet its even rarer that you have visited Putin's Russia or talked to any of the citizens who live there, not emigrants who have left but the people who still live there and who do not want to leave.
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You could always emigrate to a country that celebrates their constitution and whose president publicly states that people have a right to speak out. In Russia, to mark the 20th anniversary of the Consitution of the Russian Federation, they
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Sometimes low tech is all you need. Put on a toque or beanie hat, pull down over the eyes and temples, sleep. As for waking up on time, I have a mobile phone for that.
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Note that when people surveyed successful startups to find out what characteristics they shared, they discovered that most of them are started by people around your age, i.e. over 40. The Zuckerbergs of the world are outliers and people who
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Classify and group your experience. Then write one resume for each category. One for software developer, one for hardware technician, one for system admin, one for entrepreneur/project manager. Then think about which resume to select f
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I think that your minimum rate is too high. A lot of developers would like to branch out and get experience with new technology but with a minimum rate of $100/hr you really can only offer your most familiar language/platform. Som
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upvoted you for fixing the title and letting us know about it. Thanks.
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I disagree. These are constructs that you should try to use more often whenever the design pattern fits what you are trying to achieve. They only seem complex when you first encounter them but after you actually learn these design patterns,
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Judging by the phone numbers, I would say that this is likely to be some form of elliptic curve cryptography with domain parameters different from the NIST and GOST standards. I don't personally have the depth of experience with ellipt
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When people say that the Linux kernel is monolithic they really mean that it is not a microkernel architecture. In microkernels the designer says "Having a minimal microkernel with lots of separate modules is good therefore we will do
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The Linux kernel is not monolithic in the sense that people are talking about here. There are modules or parts in the Linux kernel that are composed using carefully crafted APIs. The kernel difference is that the design goals are different
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Use the actor model to design your code. Include a supervisor tree in your design so that the supervisors will notice when a piece has segfaulted (or is leaking memory) and deal with it, This is not rocket science and really has nothing to
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One mitigating factor is that a properly written cloud app would have lots of small/simple services loosely coupled by a database and/or some kind of message queuing service (AMQP). That would limit the complexity in comparison to
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Predicting the future is risky. HHVM exists. You can benchmark it against Python and Ruby today. What are the results? In any case, Python has things like cx_freeze that can be used to make apps close to compiled performance. And Python is
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by memracom 13y ago
This is true, they are better than Jersey Shore. I have noticed that the local PBS station runs a bunch of program in the evenings that are very much like TED talks. Most of them are doctors talking about health and nutrition. If you look a
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by memracom 13y ago
TED talks are marketing. There is no real link between most of these talks so the fact that it is a TED talk rather than just a presentation, is basically meaningless. TED is just a brand that people licence in order to attract an audience.
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Not just Alberta. Vancouver and Toronto are attracting a steady stream of people who want to work in tech startups or successful tech companies that were in startup more 10 years ago or so. There is also some movement to the Northwest Terri
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More interesting is how people read $1,534 Is it one thousand, five hundred and thirty four dollars? Or fifteen hundred and thirty four dollars? Or even one and a half thousand and thirty four dollars? All of these forms are used in some co
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I think that it is as simple as how people say and write dates in full. In the USA people say July fourth most of the time, but in the UK people say the first of May more often. And the year is often not necessary in spoken communication. E
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No, a nuclear war would only eliminate the world's major cities, and make a big dent in technological civilization. But the impact on various regions would depend on how much they are dependent on technological civilization. In the USA
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It has always seemed to me that many of these school massacres were actually a suicide event. Of course it is always hard to figure out the actual intent of a shooter when the event ends in the shooter's death, but the possibility of a
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The really big idea is that when you allow teachers to observe their class and experiment with different techniques, then you can get better than average results.
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The bit about Fairhurst High School is one of those garbled things that you get by playing Chinese whispers. In fact John Fairhurst was the well-regarded head teacher at Shenfield High School in Shenfield, Essex, a small town in the commute
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One good thing has come out of the VC's move on cleantech and that is bigger mindshare. More people are now aware of the possibilities and in particular, aware that concerted effort and investment towards a goal can pay off. It just ta
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I don't believe that things are so simple. Some things are not in a repo like Homebrew or MacPorts. Personally I chose to use MacPorts for UNIX world tools. I installed STS Eclipse from their site. Same with AppCode. There are other th
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Actually it's because of Virtualbox. I just bought a Macbook Pro a couple of weeks ago to do some iOS native app development and Virtualbox is one of the first things that I installed. I already have my Ubuntu VM and my Windows 7 VM up
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Not so strange. It's just an art piece and there is lots more of that kind of thing out there. Look into early 20th century surrealism for instance. Watch the film Un Chien Andalou. It would be more interesting if it was not trying to
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In other words if your career is in any way unusual, the HR folks don't want to let you in. They have no way to judge a resume by objective standards because they haven't got a clue about the work being done in their company. So t

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