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by sureshv 13y ago
Payroll taxes (7.5%) plus benefits - not personal income tax which is deducted from the employee's paycheck.
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by sureshv 13y ago
Most likely cross license with Google staying as the owner of the patents.
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by sureshv 13y ago
Most of the scheduled vaccines end around 5 years old other than those you take to go into certain parts of the world. There's a booster every so often but those are infrequent. Most kids just cry for a bit and get a sore arm, a statis
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by sureshv 13y ago
Ultimately unvaccinated people put the whole community at risk by reducing herd immunity. For pertussis the threshold is over 90% for prevention assuming that 100% of the population is immunized. If 10% are not immunized then your already b
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by sureshv 13y ago
You get tethering when you switch to the mobile share plan. If you are grandfathered into the unlimited plan then you don't get tethering.
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by sureshv 13y ago
Flew out and into SJC yesterday on SW and all day wifi was $8 (covered both trips). With roundtrip fair costing anywhere from $200-$300, I'd rather pay for wifi than send some texts to iOS only users for $2. Sounds kind of lame.
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by sureshv 13y ago
I hope these labs are as productive as Google or the old DEC labs: http://www.hpl.hp.com/techreports/Compaq-DEC/
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by sureshv 13y ago
If they get a W-2 they are employees; maybe not full-time.
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by sureshv 14y ago
Skull & Bones
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by sureshv 14y ago
Sunspider is not an IPC type benchmark, you have to run the same app on both processors. I would assume the browser has changed substantially since the last update. Perhaps they have improved the JIT as well.
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by sureshv 14y ago
The documentation mentions that prefix searches will be much faster than other searches. Most likely reason is that the index is mapped with some sort of prefix tree, perhaps a case-sensitive prefix tree.
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by sureshv 14y ago
Building over a full text search engine that indexes your db is going to scale much better in the long run. Plus you get stemming and other niceties to boot as long as consistency is not of the highest priority.
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by sureshv 14y ago
That's an absurd report considering that NBA/NHL arenas hold about 18-20k people max while most MLS games are played in Football stadiums that can hold 65k+. The fact that MLS still barely wins in attendance per game is pretty sad.
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by sureshv 14y ago
Only if purchased > 1 year from registration (or first use in California). If purchased within the last year you pay the tax difference between the states. You can work it out in the online calculator.
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by sureshv 14y ago
You pay use tax when you register the vehicle at the CA DMV. You get deductions for paying out of state sales tax in certain cases. http://dmv.ca.gov/FeeCalculatorWeb/index.jsp
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by sureshv 14y ago
Scansoft bought Dragon before merging with Nuance.
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by sureshv 14y ago
The more contention and ambiguity (in the patent system), the more work there is for attorneys. It would be in their best interest to keep the status quo.
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by sureshv 14y ago
That clause could be construed in any number of ways. Anyone accessing a web page could be liable if they have not 'obtained authorization' from the site owner.
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by sureshv 14y ago
Read the section subtitled 'What Happened To The Kids?' - It covers this. No large scale studies, says Sam, "have ever found significant evidence that these children had higher rates of any disease, or even higher rates of mutations. ... In
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by sureshv 14y ago
Doesn't seem too difficult to get a 'free' license and pay the occupancy tax. I've stayed in various beach rentals along the California coast for 2 weeks at a time and have been charged occupancy tax. http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/taxcollec
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by sureshv 14y ago
'Tenant' is not mentioned anywhere in my deed but perhaps California limits what the government can claim about my property. Were I to own a home on land restricted by a lease then perhaps you would have a legitimate point. I pay property t
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by sureshv 14y ago
You still own the improvements (Home or other structures), if any on the land - hence homeowner...
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by sureshv 14y ago
While making very little profit; that's not infinitely sustainable in retail where margins approach nothing. Amazon 2012 profit was $650M, Costco $1.4B, and Walmart $16B. If Walmart decided to go zero profit they could drive out a lot of c
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by sureshv 14y ago
Q1 2012 Amazon had $13B in revenue and basically broke even, Costco had $23B in revenue, and Walmart has $113B. Where are you getting your financials from?
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by sureshv 14y ago
This one's great as well for understanding RegEx FSM's: http://rise4fun.com/rex
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by sureshv 14y ago
Yes, I think with XCode 4.3 I had to upgrade to Lion from Snow Leopard.
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by sureshv 14y ago
HBO gets around $8 per subscriber, ESPN for reference gets around $4 but its on the basic tier so it has many more subscribers.
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by sureshv 14y ago
HBO currently gets around $8 per subscriber, typically you are paying double that to the cable company so unless the overhead is 100% I doubt they would need to charge more than $15 per subscriber. The real problem is distribution and makin
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by sureshv 14y ago
Edit: I think the assumption is that an object itself is relocatable inside a container like vector if it marks itself as such. The document itself doesn't actually explain the inner workings.
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by sureshv 14y ago
Instagram ;-)

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