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by mnl 14y ago
Yeah, despite the fact that without Woz, Jobs would have never taken the home computer business by storm, and probably would have ended his great entrepreneurial vision with at most yet another unremarkable 70's DIY kit, after struggling ai
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by mnl 14y ago
Don't forget the cute minimalistic bitten apple and the fact that they are #1 in product placement.
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by mnl 14y ago
He claims so, but he is not removing any parameter... And why such a (rather trivial) linear model is considered as a proved theory?
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by mnl 14y ago
Probably you should have said what exactly does your product do, which real problems does it solve, and what is your USP. Just answer, leave 'drive' to the one with the money.
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by mnl 14y ago
You're absolutely right and things should work that way. But these are in fact political appointments yet their point is to give the member states a sense of entitlement. Once the voters have lost their confidence in the political party to
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by mnl 14y ago
In principle yes, but in practice that's not always the case. Once chosen, a member state can't remove a commissioner, even if they're willing to. Simply there's no way. Now they have to wait until 2014. Imagine that some political party ha
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by mnl 14y ago
I love you man. You speak the truth, some people won't be able to get it, because it's against their DNA. I'm growing sick of this herd of pompous self-satisfied kids pretending to understand everything without actually listening and helpin
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by mnl 14y ago
I don't get this "less options is better" vibe. Applying this logic the best thing is having just one option, isn't it? The fact that Apple reduce costs and their customers are always happy doesn't make it a good engineering solution IMHO.
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by mnl 14y ago
The question sounds too close to eugenics for me.
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by mnl 14y ago
Hmm, it's more like any ionizing particle (charged) creates pairs electron/hole, many of them, so that the charge distribution in the pn junctions are altered. Sometimes gamma photons generate Compton electrons in the material that act as d
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by mnl 15y ago
"My" book isn't particularly resilient, it's just the oldest one I've got at home. It was covered in mud, maybe that's why it was the only one not stolen from a very old family house of ours. After all that abuse, it still works, and as a p
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by mnl 15y ago
Well, they have that potential as long as the copyright holders won't go out of business, consumers stop viewing content as disposable goods and hence keep copies... and the FBI stops closing sharing sites. Now seriously, you're wrong. I've
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by mnl 15y ago
Imagine how was it like googling in 1993... There was life before the internet, pal.
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by mnl 15y ago
Yet $1400 is a reasonable price... There is a distinctive pleasure in reading a printed encyclopaedia that convenient on-line browsing can't fulfil. Old Macropaedia editions are still useful, I prefer their summaries about physics than thos
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by mnl 15y ago
I've used his free course on Electrodynamics (tricky subject) while developing a text for our Uni. This guy knows his stuff...