theorique

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   by theorique 19y ago

   Waterloo is probably a good bet. Startup and entrepreneurship history (Maple, RIM/Blackberry). Strong in math and applied math also. http://www.cacr.math.uwaterloo.ca/ http://crysp.uwaterloo.ca/
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   by theorique 19y ago

   Carol Dweck discusses her mindset research in this podcast. Well worth a listen. http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail1011.html
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   by theorique 19y ago

   Blame Canada!
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   by theorique 19y ago

   I would definitely have ranked Boston MA, approximately between Roma and Salerno (Italy), on the startup hub list. (Nothing against Roma and Salerno... just sayin')
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   by theorique 19y ago

   Software engineer at a major storage systems manufacturer. It was an indefinite term contract and they downsized.
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   by theorique 19y ago

   oops, my footnote turned into markup... that was the point of the paired square brackets that italicized the middle of my comment above.
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   by theorique 19y ago

   I like to buy vowels best of all.
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   by theorique 19y ago

   Following up on comments about buying good things that get heavy use... I'm typing this comment on a PowerBook G4 that has probably seen over 6 000 hours of use. At an initial purchase price of ~$1800, that's a bargain. I use this thing all