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by saool 12y ago
I wish the debate focused less on cost-benefit analysis and on ways to engineer a just "chargeback" using loans or taxes and more about the idea that maybe people should be encouraged to pursue education just for the sake of it, t
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by saool 12y ago
doesn't look like they applied pressure on the spot near the volume rocker where it apparently has the defect.
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by saool 12y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, elbear, apologies for dropping the ball. Please feel free to contact darrell+hn@thinkful.com directly.
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by saool 12y ago
Thinkful – New York, NY – EdTech – Several roles Founded in 2012 in New York City, Thinkful is on a mission to reinvent education. We are building a school that trains the workforce in the technology skills necessary to sustain innovation a
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by saool 13y ago
It might be a naive question, but having read on how GitHub works (holacracy, no management and all that), how a decision like this is made and sanctioned.
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by saool 13y ago
money changing hands != generating wealth
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by saool 14y ago
I tether every now and then with the 2GB plan and it works fine. Sometimes they will "catch" me and tell me to pay up. When that happens I just use an agent switcher and spoof as Opera 12, works every time...
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by saool 15y ago
Then Scrum is smart.
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by saool 15y ago
It's Sociedad General de Autores y Editores, and it doesn't collect money anymore. EU rendered their business illegal and recent corruption news obliged the government to pass a bill taking away their right to collect, afaik.
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by saool 15y ago
if you knew the URL... you wouldn't need search ;)
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by saool 15y ago
Both Paypal and the banks when using credit card do the currency conversion transparently (at a cost, of course). So for individuals it's pretty much the same, aside from patriotic issues... For businesses, if you are targeting them, make s
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by saool 15y ago
As if EU politicians weren't letting american IP lobbies bully the sh out of them and just passing laws that mirror american IP laws. As a Spaniard and thanks to Wikileaks we've had the inside info on how the spanish government dropped th
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by saool 15y ago
Apparently they opened it up already for all people to join, at least here in Spain.
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by saool 15y ago
I think the windows xp box he says he had his wife turn off had a trojan in it.
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by saool 15y ago
hard work can be achieved in a reasonable amount of hours, not only by "keeping your chair warm" for 100 not-so-productive hours a week. you wouldn't say a smart student aces tests out of dumb luck since he doesn't do much work.
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by saool 15y ago
That's not the way to look at it. See creative destruction: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction e.g. the car being invented did mean less work for horse-carriage "drivers", but eventually everything was better than before.
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by saool 15y ago
We already have robots designed for games that drive cars, even besting most of the people skill-wise, and we have a nice traffic congestion example out of the network and medium access protocols too in the telecommunications science. so I
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by saool 15y ago
While I don't buy the "facebook is just games and noise" stuff, I do think we should be focusing a bit more in things like clean tech, space missions, etc. Why does almost everybody want to go work for facebook instead of tesla or any other
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by saool 15y ago
practice, practice, practice don't just read, but write too
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by saool 15y ago
Viola is the american far-too-spread wrong spelling of the french expression voilà, which could be translated roughly to "behold" or "that's it". Et voilà :)
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by saool 15y ago
Bonus points for reading the whole article without flinching!
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by saool 15y ago
I guess fanatism is fanatism after all, no matter if it's about hardware companies or religion. We want to believe, lol.
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by saool 15y ago
It's one of the most known cliches about Spain, isn't it? I find it funny since I'm from up north and we don't get that much of Canary Island-ish weather foreigners think of when they mention Spain. But yup summer in the south or the plains
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by saool 15y ago
While fine-targeted spending can foster growth and productivity, that thing you've thought of about having one person digging and other one filling holes is completely wrong. How do I know? The idiot in charge in my country spent thousands
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by saool 15y ago
Oh but it's so sunny! I feel you paisano. I'm 24, finishing my second BSc and will probably flee soon. Still it hurts so much to witness all this.
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by saool 15y ago
Most protests are actually about government's spending, corruption and overall blatant plutocracy: City councils not paying gardeners while the mayor says he's won the lotto for the 4th time in 5 years (obvious shameless money laundering th
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by saool 15y ago
Spaniard here. Male, 24. People are mainly protesting against bipartidism not addressing the country's problems and working together for the greater good of the country, since they only play dumb and fight childishly. The party in charge ha