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17y ago
I guess you could compliment it with a service like Zipcar, but you're right, it makes a lot more sense going city to city in a place like the northeast. In France you can do Paris to Lyon in a little under 2 hours, and a similar system (a
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Well it's a different startup culture here in Manhattan and Brooklyn. We have the benefit of being a global hub for culture, with all the diversity that comes along with that. We also have lots of very different types of industries here, s
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Well, yes and no :) Characters aren't motivated in Star Wars to defeat the Empire so that they can be rewarded with the ability to speak English again, but one of the major motivating factors of this story is giving the protagonist the abi
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I don't know, not to be nit-picky, but how am I supposed to believe a future human society can fly special forces to a far away planet and mind-control a genetically modified species, but still can't get a paralyzed dude to walk again on th
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Yeah, most of my best learning came from self-directed study under the guidance of a professor. Overall, I'd say my experiences outside of the classroom were the best part of being at a University though, and it's really what the individua
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Bill Meeks' "Fundamental Concepts of Math" course, also at UMass, was what got me excited about math as an undergrad. I'd suggest reading his book if anyone is looking for a good introduction to topics such as set theory, logic, group theo
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There is also the Brooklyn Creative League ( http://www.brooklyncreativeleague.com/ ) around here in the Park Slope/Gowanus area, but honestly I feel like most of these shared office spaces in Brooklyn charge too much. Almost $500 for 64'
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I don't think that's totally fair to say, we've put a considerable amount of effort into GitHub over here at EY, across all of our departments. GitHub offers a great product and it's really amazing to see them grow so fast, but that succes
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You Didn’t Plagiarize, Your Unconscious Did
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NYCEDC Building "Startup Connect" for NYC Entreprenuers
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18y ago
The article mentions Thanissaro Bhikkhu aka Geoffry DeGraff in the beginning and links to some of his writings. His Dhamma talks are also freely available at http://dhammatalks.org/ for anyone interested. Just be careful, I lost three cl
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18y ago
All of the sites hosted at engineyard.com use Nginx (github is one of them, for example). Works great.
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18y ago
It seems like on the new Mac Pros they're making this more difficult. Even if you're comfortable snapping in a few more parts you might have some limits. If you notice the new RAM/CPU tray, on the quad-core entry level MP they only give yo
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18y ago
I don't think you can conclude that because "young entrepreneurs are asking for NDAs more than older ones" that the older guys are successful due to their openness, or by talking about it it creates a buzz that makes it successful. When you
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18y ago
Wow, what a gross generalization and over-simplification of human behavior. I doubt Warren Buffet has gone on many diatribes in his life.