mrandish

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2311.
by mrandish 7y ago
+1
2312.
by mrandish 7y ago
I can confirm the author's experience but from the opposite perspective. In third grade I was diagnosed with ADD. At that time the school didn't know what to do with that, so I was segregated into an "educationally handicappe
2313.
by mrandish 7y ago
Yes, I agree. Could be a fairly subtle distinction and a pretty important one for tech pros to be aware of.
2314.
by mrandish 7y ago
Yeah, even when I was younger and only had irregular, low paid work, I never had less than a few thousand dollars in cash available in case of emergency. Sure, I had to defer things I wanted to have that but it there was more than once that
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by mrandish 8y ago
I'm interested in the service but it's too expensive to consider. If the quality was high I'd sub at $50/yr. I'd also suggest having a podcast form of the service where the summaries are read outloud as an upsell op
2316.
by mrandish 8y ago
Wow, the video you posted is even more informative and clear than the actual press conference, and it was created by someone who hadn't even seen the image yet based purely on the mathematical predictions of what we would see. Kind of
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by mrandish 8y ago
Yes, many folks that live in more functional western democracies don't understand that most people who live in corrupt countries and end up protesting in the streets aren't necessarily protesting the existence of corruption and gr
2318.
by mrandish 8y ago
OneNote is the only reason I don't drop MS Office for GDocs. There's nothing else remotely as good as OneNote that I've been able to find. The outlining functions and structure just work the way my brain works.
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by mrandish 8y ago
It's an admirable and seductive goal that I can identify with. I've been tangentially in the film & TV business from the 'enabling tech' side and have enjoyed having exposure to it. An approach you could think about
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by mrandish 8y ago
Since NSO so emphatically denies any connection to this activity, who else would be willing to pay money to investigate Citizen Lab's work into exposing NSO? If there are no plausible alternative candidates...
2321.
by mrandish 8y ago
That's a good suggestion. However, I'm more of a designer not a coder and not familiar enough with OS projects beyond Linux itself to know which are well run. Do you have any suggestions of some I should look at? What I created is
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Ask HN: My OS project is taking off. How to balance competing for-profit users?
2 points by mrandish 8y ago|3 comments
2323.
by mrandish 8y ago
As usual, Krugman has little to say and takes his time not saying it.
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by mrandish 8y ago
I'm gonna have to agree with you on that. Successful 20 year veteran execs don't make big leaps lightly. Pulling the plug this quick is a very bad sign and you can't really blame "creative differences" or disagreeme
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by mrandish 8y ago
It depends on the item and whether the seller funds 'free returns'. Some clothing sellers want to be like Zappos and offer that while others opt for lower price. At the end of the day, no shipping is ever 'free', it&#x27
2326.
by mrandish 8y ago
Not much of a hardware guy... so what would this be useful for and better at?
2327.
by mrandish 9y ago
This is the greatest thing! Thanks to the author(s) for doing it.
2328.
by mrandish 9y ago
This ridiculous double-speak is just their lawyers attempting to minimize exposure to claims for replacement processors due to not performing to specifications.