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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> Lena So she is Russian. How convenient. We can blame NK and Russia.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
Both. They are not competent enough to figure out who really did what, but they are using the opportunity for political impact. Same as with Iraq's WMDs, or Syria's chemical weapons.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
Marissa Mayer has got slightly more than 200M form Yahoo in 2013, although biggest part of this is probably her bonus, not salary.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
It creates a number of attack surfaces that will surely be exploited. The absence of RELAY_EARLY is a good example.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
You do not need to unlock a smartphone to exchange the information with an external device. I would imagine that verification of said license should happen wirelessly.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
Cryptography, I guess. Verification method must include authentication and authorization by means other than human eye reading some text off a card (digital or physical).
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
The difference is they do not lose any money if they stop running Google News Spain. They do if they stop running HR.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
If you think that HR department is a charity, then you do not really understand what HR department does. Try running a company without one, and see how much money you lose.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
The part that has been opensourced is under MIT license. According to the wiki ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License ), > Whether or not a court might imply a patent grant under the MIT license therefore remains
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
Right now, getting a GC through L1/H1 path is extremely painful (again, H1B lottery + huge delay in actually getting a GC + painful employment-based GC process). You can try EB1, but good luck proving "extraordinary abilities&quot
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
or run perl -e s/(.*)\s+$/$1/g
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
It has only been like 50 years since it was introduced. The juniors are coming to terms with retirement now.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> Try listing Kahn Academy or free open online classes/certificates on a resume. I list Coursera on my resume. I understand it bears about the same weight as 'hobby' section, but I think it still tells my potential employe
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> which things are considered important, and which are considered marginal. What should a course in economics contain? Most online education sites have 'tracks' now - sort of packages of courses, so that you learn not just some
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> Stalin must have been really afraid about the future his capital After French took Moscow in 1812, and then subsequently lost the war, it was not such a big deal. Everyone knows, the further you invade Russia in summer, the longer is t
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> "No actual story was published, and no one except the suspect interacted with the undercover 'A.P.' employee or saw the fake draft story," he wrote. "Only the suspect was fooled, and it led to his arrest and th
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
To play the devil's advocate: - Bild makes money from the online visits. - Google makes money form the online visits as well. - Bild actually provides content for Google to generate that revenue. Why should not Google pay for the conte
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
The question is, how much does Google make, a year, from its news aggregator pages? I bet it is more than Bild does. If nobody allowed Google to do the snippets, Google's news business would sink. But since they cannot pass the copyrig
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
Also, it still weighs 4830lb. Yes, the weight is better distributed - but in the sharp turn on the curvy road, I am more worried about the inertia rather than the body roll.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
That should be quite simple to test. Just generate a bunch of random images and start uploading. Let us know when they ban you, and declare you the enemy of the state.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
They charge you for the cloud storage?
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
> how long will physical proximity be an advantage There is a number of articles and research papers on the subject. In short, distance matters even within the same building.
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by uniformlyrandom 12y ago
I bet it does. Even using a different route on your commute has some positive effect on your brain. Switching mental gears always helps to exercise your brain.