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by rue 16y ago
You mean the band used is different? T-Mobile is, apparently, using WCDMA and AT&T seems to advertise WCDMA/HSPA. Are there other differences in addition to this?
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by rue 16y ago
Hire someone to sell and find something else for your co-founder to do. If you are at the stage here "sales are starting to come in", you are looking at possibly expanding soon anyway.
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by rue 16y ago
"But officer, I always leave my calling card every place I hit."
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by rue 16y ago
Just out of curiosity, how do you "clearly" detect measles?
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by rue 16y ago
Apparently HN is running -O0.
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by rue 16y ago
Thought you meant founders with a non-tech product/service/field, which might also be an interesting survey.
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by rue 16y ago
I suppose for some it could be a "back to the basics" thing, but it is more about physiology and the best way to move. As such, there is really no reason to avoid the small improvements that do not affect the mechanics. Such as a thin kevla
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by rue 16y ago
http://feelmax.com are what I use.
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by rue 16y ago
I disagree that it is just about "trust", as someone above asserts, although that is a big part of it. Many people indeed are upset mainly about the violation of trust rather than the underlying privacy issues. (The intrusions are not adver
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by rue 16y ago
And what do widely present allergies to pea- and other nuts, peas, carrots, tomatoes, citrus fruit, fish or shellfish (among others) tell us?
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by rue 16y ago
And how long do monkeys live again? That is not to say it is a bad idea, just that you do not present any evidence that grains are somehow bad. In fact, without considering all the other variables, one could just as well argue that grains a
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by rue 16y ago
> He admits that he doesn't know Ruby deeply, [...] From what I've read plenty of people have done just that [...] Your argument seems to have a slight inconsistency.
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by rue 16y ago
> You should try being a foreigner ... I've had my fingerprints taken 5 times now entering the US. They also fingerprint green card holders, i.e. legal residents. Nothing makes you feel welcome back home like having to justify your re
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by rue 16y ago
> Jason's third point is, I feel, the strongest. People aren't contributing to Diaspora because of Diaspora, they're contributing as an act against Facebook. For a hypothetical open project it might be good to distinguish between "con
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by rue 16y ago
(Also, the movie "Charlie Wilson's War" is definitely worth watching if you have not seen it.)
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by rue 16y ago
Hooray!
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by rue 16y ago
I will be highly impressed if the project produces anything.
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by rue 16y ago
> 2) Destroy all local modifications, if foo is a file. Not exactly. It updates the file to the state from the index . git-checkout is just poorly overloaded. The idea is the same in both operations (updating some set of files in the
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by rue 16y ago
From the grandparent: > Long story short - many people have thought the same way as you and tried to rectify it, often with undesired results. I am obviously not familiar with the particular situation, so I was speaking in generalitie
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by rue 16y ago
Giving a one-time gift is not "rectifying" a fundamentally inequitable situation. Employees should feel like their work is appreciated and correctly valued all the time , not just in a burst of mania every few years.
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by rue 16y ago
Right.
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by rue 16y ago
I think stopping thinking about and in terms of Facebook would be a good first step.
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by rue 16y ago
Eugh. An awful article with bizarre and shortsighted evolutionary "analysis" mixed with one or two good but un- or wrongly developed points. It does not deserve to be refuted.
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by rue 16y ago
Why are you asking, do you have test anxiety? Have you had problems studying? Why do you consider these tests so important (not saying they are not, I just do not know if/why they are)? The short answer is to ensure you have studied well in
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by rue 16y ago
You do not consider learning a "very deep and important point" to be educational nor useful? :) However you wish to refer to your experience, for one reason or another I did not share it but, as I was musing, that is sort of irrelevant sinc
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by rue 16y ago
I did not find it in any way engaging. Embarrassing, rather. The "discussion" is not original, as was pointed out earlier, and rather poorly presented (granted the possible real protagonist may have been more charismatic.) On the other hand
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by rue 16y ago
Given the ideas and tenets of "contemporary" religion are 1500 to 2500 years old, I think it is a perfectly valid comparison. Lame, yes, but valid.
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by rue 16y ago
Personally, I do not. The data will be there for when (not if) someone - Google or other - decides to use it for worse purposes. There are several options, so there is no need to subject yourself to those concerns.
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by rue 16y ago
Being that it is the Domain Name System...:)
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by rue 16y ago
I will offer a name, see if you can find it: SGIScreen.

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