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by vitobcn 15y ago
I agree with you regarding the contents from the MBA program vs entrepreneurship (I got my mba from INSEAD). However, the whole program only takes 10 months, which in my opinion makes it definitely worth it. Note: In spite of the shorter le
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by vitobcn 15y ago
It is. It redirects to wordpress from http://www.amazon.com/silk
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by vitobcn 15y ago
No idea what happened to it, but I found this backup if anyone is interested: http://www.opensourcetrader.com/author/wk-selph/
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by vitobcn 15y ago
I'd love one too. Thanks!
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by vitobcn 15y ago
please add vitobcn@gmail.com to the list.
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by vitobcn 15y ago
It seems the settlement documents are available on psx-scene.com
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by vitobcn 16y ago
In order to reduce the clutter, I sometimes use http://news.ycombinator.com/over?points=100 to only show stories above certain score. The threshold can be set to any desired value.
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by vitobcn 16y ago
This is a pretty common scenario for international companies. Maybe most of them do not go as far as IKEA and lock their whole corporate structure, but most of them manage to achieve pretty low corporate tax rates. As an example Google was
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I really don't get this type of statements (and I am referring both to this article and the opposite one that also got to front page today). Doing a PhD is neither good nor bad. There is just no right choice for everybody. Some people will
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by vitobcn 16y ago
If I remember correctly from a couple years back, H1-B Homeland security fees are around $3k and if you hire a lawyer for the process you'll have to add at least another $1k. It's not cheap, but it is certainly not that expensive, as those
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by vitobcn 16y ago
Craigslist. In spite of the UI, it's still the best place to locally buy/sell used stuff within the US. It has been like this for years though, so at this point I doubt they'll make any significant changes to the user interface.
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by vitobcn 16y ago
That's what I do too and it works. However, my biggest complain is the sole durability. I had mine for a few months (nowhere near 3 years) and the sole wore out to the point where there was a hole on each shoe on the balls of the feet area
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by vitobcn 16y ago
This is the one I am following, and it's quite the opposite to the USDA recommendations: * The Paleo Diet ( http://amzn.com/0471267554 ) I don't know if that's the type of book you were looking for, but the authors' arguments and conclusi
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by vitobcn 16y ago
The way I look at it, you shouldn't try to remove individual food items from your diet, but figure out what type of foods it should be based on and focus on those. Let me explain. I mostly follow a paleo diet ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by vitobcn 16y ago
Without getting into details about digital modulations, yes, parameters such as signal strength, network congestion, user speeds, etc. do affect transfer rates. The speeds quoted by phone providers are always the maximum transfer rates allo
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by vitobcn 16y ago
Or wearing Vibram FiveFingers. That's what I do.
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I find amazing how difficult it is to successfully perform apparently trivial tasks such as walking. There's more information about the 'LittleDog' on the Boston Dynamics website: http://www.bostondynamics.com/ I was really impressed 2 ye
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I practice yoga. I find doing a physical activity helps my body to relax and take my mind off things. Initially I had the impression it was a 'light' activity which mainly women practice, but after taking a couple of Ashtanga sessions I was
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by vitobcn 16y ago
How long did it take you to create these pages?
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I just sent it, so I have no more invites left. (it seems I cannot edit my previous comment anymore)
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I have a couple of invites left, if anybody is interested. edit: 1 left.
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by vitobcn 16y ago
I get the stolen Mona Lisa and relative value analogy, but Gizmodo offered to return the 'stolen' property to their rightful owner! Didn't they send Apple something like, "We believe we found a prototype phone which might be yours. If so, l
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by vitobcn 17y ago
I don't have anything against the iPad. However, many of the related articles that made it to the front page don't actually provide much content. That bothers me more, but we can only blame ourselves for that. Regarding the device itself, I
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by vitobcn 17y ago
I don't think your comment sounds awful, but in my opinion you are giving too much importance to age and looks. I am 28 myself and when dating I am not trying to evaluate whether she already passed her prime time or if she still has a coupl
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by vitobcn 17y ago
The OPT is actually a very good option since you can get it on your own without the support/sponsorization of a company (which is required for an H1-B visa). All you need is a student visa and having graduated from a US institution in a pro
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by vitobcn 17y ago
And in some circumstances it becomes obvious which one they picked: "City Dumps Money Losing Traffic Cameras" http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/30/3054.asp
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by vitobcn 17y ago
I acknowledge there's a problem with the current grading system, yet I am still convinced that grades are correlated with one's aptitude/intelligence. In my personal experience though, I only noticed the inflated grades problem in the US. W
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by vitobcn 17y ago
When I was a student I used CiteSeer all the time, but I guess it depends on the area of your research. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/
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by vitobcn 17y ago
In the iPad specs page you linked, footnote #4 states: "Testing conducted by Apple in January 2010 using preproduction iPad units and software. Testing consisted of full battery discharge while performing each of the following tasks: video
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by vitobcn 17y ago
After seeing the iPad, I wonder if the JooJoo (CrunchPad) will even make it to the market.

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