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18y ago
Rand was rude towards people who disagreed with her for the sake of publicity just like this article. Disagreeing with good reason is what they should do instead.
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Human beings don't always act rationally or irrationally due to emotions. So calling some as logical is illogical, assuming that you meant someone is completely logical when you say 'born logical'. Where and how you grow up plays a big role
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Another area where the U.S. has lost its competitive edge…
(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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Count me in.
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The Changing Consumer Experience
(blogs.openforum.com)
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How to handle secure http (https) via wsgi
(a.khavr.com)
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18y ago
It is a very good app. Out of curiosity, what is your revenue model? I don't see ads being a good idea. Will be launching a paid version?
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Your could write your own blog, since your were in QA something related to that like a web application to view continious integration status or test results, a web app to show what web 2.0 sites are up or down. Write down a few requirements
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18y ago
Choose one of the web frameworks RoR, web.py or Cappuccino and write something cool on your own. Something small enough to show your future employers that you can write good software. It would help you to make the transition and also gives
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Consumers will buy what is good. From what I've seen so far entrepreneurship is not encouraged anywhere I have been as much as in the US.
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Entrepreneurs Will Save America
(willobrien.wordpress.com)
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Yes I do but didn't use WWW for a while. Before I used WWW I thought the Mouse was a useless invention and GUI applications were slow and tedious. To be honest I didn't think it would take of in this scale until the WWW. I understood after
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You might want to check out Namely it isn't as powerful as Quicksilver but it is lighter and works very for launching applications quickly.
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Gmail and other email providers are just beginning to add features that will effectively move a lot of the intelligence that is required from the user today to the software. It is not exactly easy to use email today, people come up with a l
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Rackspace Buys Two Startups to Beat Amazon’s Cloud
(gigaom.com)
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I read your post. I couldn't find any information on how much space this would take up on the iPhone. It most definitely is useful for me.
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Annals of Technology: Hello, Hal
(newyorker.com)
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It is no wonder those Yahoo guys aren’t doing well
(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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Learning from history seems to be very hard for people. We seem to repeat our mistakes somehow allowing ourselves to be under the illusion that it is different this time around. A lot of people don't seem to believe what she is saying is tr
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It is made with Cappuccino (cappuccino.org/learn/) which I don't know how many of you have tried but it is really good. I was looking at alternatives to Silverlight and Adobe Air when I came across this. The best part is the user doesn't ha
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That would depend on what you would want to work on in the future. In my opinion you should try getting hold of 8085 Kit and do a bit of assembly. You should also try one of the functional languages(Haskel, LISP or XSL Transforms). If you w
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19y ago
Star Trek, Plays by George Bernard Shaw, Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, Firefly
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Opera. It is fast even when I have 20 tabs open and i do have around 20 tabs open quite often.
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The cost to fix.
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19y ago
Thank you.
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C# will be a little difficult if you don't have any programming background but it isn't impossible. Although books will help, you will learn a lot from some other programmers. This is actually true for any language. The easy part of learnin
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19y ago
Your assumption that it costs less to fix later is incorrect. It will probably cost you more.
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19y ago
RSS feed items don't have a link that takes directly to the comment page. I am too lazy to go to the main page, search for the entry and post a comment.