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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I see, thanks for the resource. Tough disease. I somewhat assumed that if you were getting treatment you could more or less forget about the disease but that doesn't seem to be the case. After reading some serious articles that have be
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> When Amazon has 90% of the market it's silly to call what Apple did price fixing. Price fixing has nothing to do with market share. Thanks to Steve's emails this was a very clear cut case for the government to make but if a
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> If the DOJ understood the technology and implications of what they were requesting then they would not ask for it. Oh they understand what they are asking, they just don't care if the average person's data is stolen every onc
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
They also are suffering debilitating health problems, chronic illnesses brought on by a lifetime of living with AIDS and the toxic effects of its treatment. Can anyone explain what they mean by "toxic effects of its treatment"?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Sometimes I wish there was some kind of institutional body that could bar these people from getting a job ever again. Sometimes .
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Interesting book, could you recommend others with a similar subject?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Whatsapp doesn't deserve to be in that group... yet. Whatsapp was actually very good three years ago (good as in, I could just text without the interface annoying the fuck out of me). The last few updates have made it noticeably worse
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> because likely nobody's storing any sensitive information on these devices. Not wittingly ;)
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I assume that FB calls "jaywalking" a specific kind of policy violation so I think his/her boss could still identify anon. I still think there is a lot of value to his post since the question was "What does it feel like
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Why IntelliJ IDEA is hailed as the most friendly Java IDE To be fair, most Java IDEs suck. Eclipse's usability is the worst I've seen in any IDE and, surprisingly, one of the most popular.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
My dream is to have some kind of android TV box that performs this.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Your comments have been very helpful. Thanks!
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
The company that owns Ghostery, Ghostery, Inc. (previously Evidon), plays a dual role in the online advertising industry. Ghostery blocks marketing companies from gathering website user information, but it makes money from selling page vis
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I think you're confused about what "native" ads means in this discussion. Publishers may have no option but to implement them in the end but that won't be a good development: https://contently.com/strateg
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> 1) A self funded MBA from a 3rd tier school is rarely a positive NPV transaction, especially when you view the opportunity cost. The only reason I'm even considering it is because I may have the opportunity of doing it using a sch
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
So you're saying that in the US someone with an MBA from a school located in a country other than the US/UK (where most "top schools" are) would get no benefit from it, regardless of how prestigious said school is?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
OP didn't mean no harm but yours is a very thoughtful observation.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Long-term, to me, it's unclear what the future holds for it. Why specifically? (Honest question).
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
That's not what I said. I was talking about the "congress should change the law" argument specifically. The FBI order wouldn't suddenly be ok just because congress passed a law but it sure would make it all more convenie
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> The editorial content is a little slim to my tastes. Usually the "editorial content" is just filled generic information not necessarily related to the topic at hand. Given the choice I'd much rather a slimmed down articl
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Thanks for highlighting this, given that "congress should change the law" is Cook's favorite cop out strategy at the moment.
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I understand. Thanks for sharing your experience btw, I found it valuable.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Who knows where that drive comes from, but I know that many people have it, just like I do. Ego. Nothing wrong with it as long as it's kept in check but let's not pretend we don't know where the drive comes from.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I read about it here on HN but this seems to be the original post: https://plus.google.com/+LinusTorvalds/posts/X2XVf9Q7MfV
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Maybe I'm being too contrarian but I still think this new AI thing (with Google et al. going down in the rabbit hole) is just the same as before: a dead-end. You may find this interesting: http://www.theatlantic.com&#x2
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Whatever happened to that XML alternative Linus was working on? It was supposed to be very similar to git but document-focused.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Did companies do this before the media glamorized Google's job application process? I had to do some of those stupid riddles when I was starting out but hopefully I won't have to ever again (I'm working on a side business too
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
If anyone is interested, this seems to be the source of this claim: http://www.purolatorinternational.com/canadian-market According to the 2011 Canadian Census, more than 23 million people, almost 70 percent of the populat
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> I realized quite some time back that my reading time is far more limited than I would like for it to be...I intend to spend the time I do have reading the best I can get my hands on... As readers we have to come to terms with the fact
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> I think it can become the best alternative to the javascript world Ugh no. Professionally, I would have a lot to gain from that as a developer but in general that would be an awful turn of events. Long term it would be a net negative f

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