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by tn13 11y ago
I am just giving an example. For a POC it does not matter much.
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by tn13 11y ago
I don't think that is really a problem. We hire people to do a good job and most of the times kick-ass programmer isn't the best person for the job. At least for a smaller company we need someone who can understand business needs,
873.
by tn13 11y ago
I find this really weird for the following reason. Only cost conscious developers care about running db server on the same machine as application server to keep costs low. Such people wont buy SQL Server at all for the cost related reasons
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Drugs and Yoga(bharatabharati.wordpress.com)
1 points by tn13 11y ago|0 comments
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by tn13 11y ago
I am Indian Hindu and I find the western world's laws (which influence others) w.r.t. drugs nothing but racist and prejudiced. Of course it is none of my business how UK/US manage their own country but it is really sad to see that
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by tn13 11y ago
I hate El Camino road. The right most lane is always far too wide which means if a bus has stopped everyone expects you to still squeeze from the limited space. If you don't they will honk. If you do there is always a possibility that
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by tn13 11y ago
I dont understand these things much but I think encouraging employees to exercise their options as early as possible is better thing to do when the value of those stocks is dirt cheap.
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What a shaman views in mental hospital(jaysongaddis.com)
2 points by tn13 11y ago|0 comments
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by tn13 11y ago
Where did I even mention anything about privacy ? Wrong comment ?
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by tn13 11y ago
There is no such thing as politics without money. It is some socialist utopia. I think companies lobbying for competing causes is better than some regulation where only scums get to lobby scumbag politicians.
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by tn13 11y ago
It is really time for Google, Apple, Microsoft to lawyer up and lobby, threaten and arm twist politicians into kicking ass of these telecom companies. At the end of the day Data-speeds are going to be bottleneck for their profits. Google an
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US Lodges WTO Challenge Over India Renewable Energy Incentives(ictsd.org)
3 points by tn13 11y ago|0 comments
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by tn13 11y ago
The problem with BOGU attitude is that eventually they get useless for their masters. As more and more communication moves to apps government wont be happy with those call logs.
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by tn13 11y ago
ATT and Comcast are one innovation away from becoming like Blackberry.
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by tn13 11y ago
I do not understand people's fascination with SWIFT. It is a great language compared to the atrocity of Objective-C but then no where close to Java. I think there are lot of iOS programmers in the wild for whom SWIFT is first language
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by tn13 11y ago
I clicked on comments to say the exactly same thing. I will not be surprised to learn later that FBI was arm twisting media houses against Apple. I need to read Orwell's books again. They are like handbook for life in modern America.
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Dark Side of Gates Foundation's Charity(thevoiceofnation.com)
2 points by tn13 11y ago|0 comments
888.
by tn13 11y ago
"More than three-quarters of the cost to bring a medical device from concept to the U.S. market is spent clearing regulatory hurdles, according to a Stanford University report."[1] I am not saying the companies aren't profita
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by tn13 11y ago
Open Source does not really mean better and open. The role of Google as Gatekeeper remains. Android is Open source too but how many non-Google controlled Android phones do you see on market ?
890.
by tn13 11y ago
Those ridiculous pricing policies are necessary to recover the cost of regulatory compliance which is seriously huge component of anything medical in USA. As a side note, I know a company in India that manufactured a state of art blood test
891.
by tn13 11y ago
I run an independent business in India and all my clients are in USA. I would rather setup a US based company where the regulatory certainty is much better in India. Keep and invest money within US to the extent taxation is not a problem. I
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by tn13 11y ago
This is also classic case of a society which does not trust individuals or let them mind their own business but needlessly interferes int their lives in the name of protecting them.
893.
by tn13 11y ago
Doesn't matter. Courts can arbitrarily change what is Patent Office's interpretation. Unless it has passed through SC I wont even bother.
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by tn13 11y ago
Honestly I would not give much important to Indian Patent Office. It can be appealed in High Court and Supreme Court which may take our lifetimes to arrive at any conclusion
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by tn13 11y ago
The most unexpected part of there was that Texas did not win.
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by tn13 11y ago
As I said Google's reputation is what made me not even bother to try. We all know that AWS and AZURE both are state of art and very competitively priced. If Google wants to beat them they have to win the perception war too. (OR reduce
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by tn13 11y ago
I am not surprised. Spotify is a big company. The question is will it work exactly same for Joe's Inc.
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by tn13 11y ago
One of the reasons I avoid Google is because they have taken lot of pain to make their customer care totally suck. I mean even IRS and Comcast support does better compared to Google. I published a very critical release to my Android app few
899.
by tn13 11y ago
That is the only job governments are supposed to do. Protect freedom of its subjects from outsiders. You cant credit the Bank's security guard for the wealth that the bank builds.
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by tn13 11y ago
No governments around the world have any credibility defending the liberty of its people.

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