pascalxus

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by pascalxus 11y ago
The founders of the companies that employ the most employees already have housing in the prime silicon valley, so it's not their problem. And as long as they can still find plenty of software developers in the prime silicon valley, th
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by pascalxus 11y ago
Good Point. And it's not like we don't have the space. Only 5% of CA land is being used currently! That's even less than the average state in the US. Mostly what's lacking is political will. Incumbent residents woul
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by pascalxus 11y ago
I commute from afar: Dublin/Pleasanton (last stop). It takes me 46 min just on the train without delay, plus a 12 min trip to the bart and a 7 minute trip to my work from the SF Montgomery station, so 65 minutes on a perfect day. But
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by pascalxus 11y ago
It's a typical response of denial from someone who's job is at risk: the journalist. First of all, before any of this can come to pass, SV will have to deal with the government. They control over a third of the country's spe
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by pascalxus 11y ago
I don't understand what all the outrage is about. The online training keeps you logged in for a period of inactivity that COUNTS towards your 52 hours, which is perfectly legitimate. All they did was create and use a tool which exten
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by pascalxus 11y ago
Well Said.
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by pascalxus 11y ago
I don't see any problem with games or any other product spending that much on advertisement if it's beneficial for them. I don't understand what people have against targeted advertisement? So what if the advertisements are