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paul_f
13y ago
This works, is fast enough and readable. Perfectly fine solution to me.
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13y ago
Just because it happens in movies or television doesn't make it real. Cars don't explode. Then there's this: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1993-03-23/features/1993082...
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13y ago
Your evidence-based, nuanced response is most helpful, thank you. Are you a designer by chance? (Someimes good enough is good enough)
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13y ago
This is awful. Scribd is not the answer. So I guess nothing to see here, moving along.
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13y ago
"The economic reality is that most apps offer next to no value to people." This is completely wrong. The author of this article confuses price with value. Apps have tremendous value. But because of market dynamics, human nature, f
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13y ago
It is going to be quite a shock when they get their first job and realize the business world runs on email. Assuming they can land one.
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13y ago
The problem for me is remembering how to create the various dashes on a typical keyboard.
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13y ago
This is the fundamental problem with PV. Compared to cheap natural gas, there just isn't much future in it
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13y ago
The only growth profession is entrepreneurism.
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13y ago
My wife loves our Samsung washer and dryer. She's a fanboy
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13y ago
There are plenty of companies that focus on ROWE (results oriented work environment). You can have a stable job and not have to pretend to work. And if you have to do busy work in the office when you're unproductive as a show, leave an
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13y ago
We spend billions on food stamps in the US. Seems we already do feed people.
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13y ago
Stop this. The cost of healthcare is a few dollar co-pay. If you're poor you get Medicaid. If you're older, you get Medicare. So, what exactly is your point? That if you're not poor or old, and you are too lazy or cheap to bu
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13y ago
Seriously? Because you have to make $50 co-pay at the hospital, our society doesn't treat you like a human?
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13y ago
This can be a confusing topic. Hadoop is several things. A No-SQL data store, map-reduce and a global file system. No-SQL and Map-Reduce can be quite valuable, even on a single server. CouchDB runs on Android for example. If you don't
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paul_f
13y ago
What horrible advice. Hope you dropped the class.
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13y ago
The title is misleading. You still have to buy NFL Game Pass. I think it is $25/week or $250 for the season. Not sure, but Game Pass might have been free the first weekend. Sunday ticket in the US has a free preview the first week of t
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13y ago
Can we agree there is a distinct and dramatic difference between public and private colleges? Should we even be talking about them in the same context? This seems to be much more of a private college bubble.
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paul_f
13y ago
The article makes the assumption that criminal activity led to the financial crisis. Rather than poor policy combined with risky behavior by some, and as the above poster said, bad business decisions.
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paul_f
13y ago
Prospective starlets used to go to Hollywood and get literally screwed. Engineers now go to the Valley and only get metaphorically screwed. I guess that's progress.
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13y ago
Actually it is their money. Paypal is taking all of the risk in the transaction. If Mailpile fails to deliver, Paypal is on the hook. I see no problem with what they did, maybe this should have been communicated better.
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13y ago
My first reaction? What bunch of pampered babies. If your employer has to design a service to keep you from driving home drunk, you clearly are the definition of pathetic. Miserably unable to deal with the basics of life.
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13y ago
This is absurd. When your value add is what order to play songs, you clearly deserve to be disrupted. Thanks for the great laugh MoS.
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13y ago
Seems there is an easy solution. Just use Thunderbird.
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13y ago
Isn't the real problem the whole concept of for-profit textbooks? Without that, we, and our children could read and study these magnificent words.
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13y ago
Are there other kinds of phones?
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13y ago
OK, then, the key question is: which registrar are they using and how do that registrar's security get compromised?
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paul_f
13y ago
Steve's new book The Startup Owner's Manual being left off this list is criminal.
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13y ago
This is why many plans pay 60% of your salary in benefits. Since it is tax free.
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13y ago
While I do agree with you, we need to back away from taling about the million dollar hospital bill. We used to have a $1M lifetime cap on our life insurance. I asked HR how often that happened. Apparently not once, by anyone in the entire h
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