mrtron

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by mrtron 17y ago
I believe they handle media about disasters well - very little information is released and it is always positive.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Keep up the transcripts though - they are helpful.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Not when you manipulate your currency and throw aside human rights and environmental restrictions. The playing field isn't level.
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by mrtron 17y ago
I have worked on a lot of projects solo - and really recommend going with a founder if you can find a good one.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Few people take a stand for human rights. Fewer corporations take the stand. Kudos Google.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Which brings us full circle back to the article: "Golden’s focus was on legacy admissions, which are essentially affirmative action for the rich and which provide huge advantages for applicants..."
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by mrtron 17y ago
Ignoring personal taste, she is wildly successful/famous and makes oodles of money from products just having her name on it.
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by mrtron 17y ago
It looks like a great first draft of a short story. Keep up the writing. I mean this in no way to be insulting of the quality of writing, I think the flow is just a bit rough.
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by mrtron 17y ago
I would imagine like most celebrity driven business models like twitter, $.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Having clear floors seems like a positive side effect :) That being said that I don't have a roomba because I don't have clear floors.
551.
by mrtron 17y ago
I considered building a similar app - good luck!
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by mrtron 17y ago
Most of these problems are not related at all to the primary use case of Zipcars - extremely short day trips. There is a whole whack of competition in the one day plus trip markets - rental cars in general.
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by mrtron 17y ago
As with many issues, I think it is a social problem and not a government issue. I think it is the role of parents and not the government to control what a 10 year old ingests.
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by mrtron 17y ago
They have that kind of bankroll though.
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by mrtron 17y ago
If the device succeeds Arrington can brag about how it was his vision and was ripped out from under him. Also how it succeeded despite not being something as good or as cheap as he imagined. If the device fails he will claim it was a resul
556.
by mrtron 17y ago
The number of mashups I would like to do... Desperately awaiting an API.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Also on Rogers - and get a noticeable improvement.
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by mrtron 17y ago
There are many companies in the states.... :) Maybe you want to thank Google for offering Gmail...from Gmail...to Gmail...
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by mrtron 17y ago
As I am learning a new language - this is the type of distinction seems most heavily used in English. The world isn't dualistic. There aren't good and bad people that wear different jerseys. There will be some hardcore thug who looks like
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by mrtron 17y ago
I find this use of the word Karma somewhat annoying. Karma is cause and effect - I downvote you, you lose points. The whole doing bad things results in future bad things for yourself is really a misconception. Although it seems to be rapi
561.
by mrtron 17y ago
But at what cost?
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by mrtron 17y ago
Someone should combine the new proposed transit routes and park/neighborhood information with real estate data.
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by mrtron 17y ago
Whole hand.
564.
by mrtron 17y ago
I can't use any of those bench press or overhead press machines because my wrists are seriously ruined from gymnastics in my youth (damn pommel-horse). I have really inflexible wrists that also cannot rotate smoothly. But I have absolutely
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by mrtron 17y ago
If you are like me and prefer the homebrew solutions: Take a broom handle and just rotate it in your hands for a minute. Add a string on that and a _small_ weight, and continue adding weight slowly (rolling the weight up to the bar and the
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by mrtron 17y ago
It would be better to move to something more secure, not less. Barcode you could just photocopy/reproduce trivially.
567.
by mrtron 17y ago
Isn't that exactly what people do with BaseCamp?
568.
by mrtron 17y ago
Install this as a doggy-door, cat leaves and can't get back inside?
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by mrtron 17y ago
I still call it post-erous, despite knowing better. A friend with a Russian accent just pronounced it hilariously today - something like Post-air-ee-ous. I think they should roll with that!
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by mrtron 17y ago
I just ordered 5 books. They came in one tiny custom box that was folded over the books. The only waste was a minimal amount of cardboard. From an environmental perspective I would support giving businesses some form of tax credit for min

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