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by netrus 14y ago
I cannot completely follow you, but your number of 17.2 Trillion is off by the factor 1.000, and the fortune of the Rothschild family spread and resolved from generation to generation, as large family fortunes always do.
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by netrus 14y ago
It works quite well at IBM, head-count around 400k.
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by netrus 14y ago
If I now move my family close to an Yahoo office, only to learn that the measure was just temporary, I would be quite angry. Sure, invite all teams to meet at an office for 2-3 weeks of networking, team-building etc. That's a great idea, bu
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by netrus 14y ago
It's aimed at developers at the moment ... early access to this technology could give you a small piece of the giant cake that is about to come. Might be worth much more than $1,500.
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by netrus 14y ago
No, the display is only in the upper right corner of your vision. Not suited for overlaying reality.
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by netrus 14y ago
I guess it is reasonable to assume that a wine making undergraduate has much knowledge about wine as I, as a regular wine drinker, might collect in my life. If they cannot tell, I wont get to a point where I would.
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by netrus 14y ago
I remember a talk by Joi Ito, where he reasoned all his pro bono activities in a similar way: You want to be in the room when the next Google takes the stage - because they will chose their investors, not the other way round.
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by netrus 14y ago
Strictly speaking, it's not. You can write your PhD in your passport (only in the long form, like "Dr. med.") in a separate field, but you don't have to, and it won't be part of your name anyway. Source: http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/p
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by netrus 14y ago
Looking at your chart, I would think you were profitable from the very beginning - how to read that indicator?
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by netrus 14y ago
In Germany we have Aldi (they own Trader's Joe in the US), they only sell no name products, and I honestly belive food cannot be sold/produced any cheaper. The two founders used to be the richest Germans for decades.
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by netrus 14y ago
Their governments could force them, though.
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by netrus 14y ago
In Germany we call it Werther Effekt (following Goethe's novel Die Leiden des Jungen Werther). Public attention to a suicide often triggers additional suicides.
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by netrus 14y ago
I doubt that they do it to prevent copying. I can access every article from the newspaper on their website as nicely formated HTML.
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by netrus 14y ago
Mostly, id would show the inside of my pocket (or the floor in front of me, if you activate it with usage :)
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by netrus 14y ago
Is there really something like a "save way"? Every expressed knowledge can be wrong in the end. You can increase your level of certainty by checking the origin of the information, reputation of source and author, or by measuring against com
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by netrus 14y ago
Case studies are more about management, less about paperwork.
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by netrus 14y ago
Some people attribute part of their success to the opportunities a society has offered them, and feel an obligation to share and give back what they received in the first place.
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IBM Jargon and General Computing Dictionary Tenth Edition (1990)(comlay.net)
2 points by netrus 14y ago|0 comments
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by netrus 14y ago
That's less than 0.1 percent. I guess most people would accept higher tranfer fees to speed up the process :)
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by netrus 14y ago
It works like a charm. Thank you so much!
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by netrus 14y ago
This seems to be common behavior (many people want to buy their healthy food fresh and local), so the insurer will be aware of it.
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by netrus 14y ago
I like it a lot, but cannot figure out how to write the concluding remark to an agenda point. Does the meeting need to be over for this?
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by netrus 14y ago
Relevant question. Even with pretty good Internet connections (for European Standards) the sound quality of Google Hangouts is sometimes awful. I have heard of people preferring Team Speak (!). Which service currently offers the best experi
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by netrus 14y ago
Has the problem with the high defect rate of SSDs been resolved? Not to long ago, I remember reading of many defects after about 1 year of usage. A SSD defect would now effectively brick the whole MacBook Pro.
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by netrus 14y ago
The list appears fear-driven to me. High probability the investment will not pay off, but everyone is afraid of not taking part in this historical moment that MIGHT change users' assumptions and behavior.
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by netrus 14y ago
Settling all conflicts might well be that expensive.
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by netrus 14y ago
Calvin Harris (producer of the song) is hands down the worst DJ I have ever seen in action. No feeling for the audience and horrible noise.
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by netrus 14y ago
The Concorde made day-trips US/Europe possible, but had to face the fact that there simply is no satisfying market for such high prices. And submarine vacuum trains would be much more expensive than a plane on steroids.
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by netrus 14y ago
The 3D data they have generated are amazing. This will make the "satellite"-view MUCH more useful.
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What is a good explanation of Latent Dirichlet Allocation?(quora.com)
2 points by netrus 14y ago|0 comments

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