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Why Oracle wins by Larry Ellison stepping down(venturebeat.com)
1 points by vvvv 12y ago|0 comments
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by vvvv 12y ago
Would you like to sign up for a buggy minimum viable drug treatment?
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London’s Tech Boom Is More Than Just Hype, the Hard Numbers Say So(techcrunch.com)
64 points by vvvv 12y ago|93 comments
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by vvvv 12y ago
Or else you'll make an offer they can't refuse ;]
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by vvvv 12y ago
In the UK, you typically sign a waiver, which says you may be require to work more than the statutory 37.5 hours per week.
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by vvvv 12y ago
Honest question: Why not us a Wordpress template?
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by vvvv 12y ago
A reference point from providing critical (revenue generating) business services: it's typical for a customer to go through our financial accounts and collect references pre-signing to get an idea whether we're likely to be around
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by vvvv 12y ago
Is there no legal requirement for minimum number of days off?
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Google Gets Into Domain Sales(techcrunch.com)
2 points by vvvv 12y ago|0 comments
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Isle of Man Outlines Plans for Digital Currency [Bitcoin] Regulation(coindesk.com)
1 points by vvvv 12y ago|0 comments
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by vvvv 12y ago
From the perspective of a home owner, if I rented my flat out, I'd definitely include a no subletting clause. I'd also love to have a way to temporarily blacklist my property on AirBnB and other such sites.
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by vvvv 12y ago
I wouldn't call CS a "free service". It's supposed to be more of a community. It's great for meeting people and learning their way of life, but if I travel on business or when I know I won't have much time to s
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by vvvv 12y ago
Based on my circle, Huawei is not insignificant and getting traction. Cheap and reliable is a good way to start.
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by vvvv 12y ago
There is a public discussion in Poland right now on whether it's legal to break a window if you see a dog in a locked car.
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Airbnb and NY strike agreement to turn over renters’ data(venturebeat.com)
5 points by vvvv 12y ago|0 comments
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by vvvv 12y ago
For me, almost every single time: Ctrl+Shift+K, push to Kindle, close the browser.
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Equity crowdfunding platform Seedrs Term Sheet for listing companies(scribd.com)
1 points by vvvv 12y ago|0 comments
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by vvvv 12y ago
I don't know why you got donwvoted, your comment is perfectly valid. Plenty of case studies about Anglo-Saxons making silly linguistic faux pas in other countries, including China. China has a huge domestic market but the companies the
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by vvvv 12y ago
I agree. In the realm of games, Starcraft and Counter Strike changed the world, largely contributing to the creation of a new industry, where e-sports professionals can make a living playing games. 2048, while a great creation, has not chan
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by vvvv 12y ago
Have you never seen kids destroy each other's sand/Lego castles? Motives: curiousity, impulse, social exploration etc.
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by vvvv 12y ago
Personally, I think there could be sufficient demand especially if you consider this: Microsoft has traditionally been in the business of developing and selling user-centric (as opposed to advertiser-centric) software. Why wouldn't the
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by vvvv 12y ago
Let's say $40 per annum, i.e. $3.33/month, to pay for a browser like we do for an OS. I'd be willing to pay for an essential piece of software that needs to be independent and look after me and my data. Simplifying, 39% of th
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by vvvv 12y ago
How much would you pay for an independent, non-ad supported, privacy-focused browser?
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by vvvv 12y ago
I completely agree with you. As Uber gets more popular, there's statistically more likelihood for assaults and rapes to happen (it does happen in some countries where taxi services are less regulated). What collateral would a distribut
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by vvvv 13y ago
1) the only solution is an online wallet 2) those businesses will need to be paid for their service, and face security risks as well 3) government will regulate 4) some businesses will start wallets/vaults, which will enable you to ope
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by vvvv 13y ago
>People don't use credit cards because they are convenient, people use credit cards because they do not have the extra money I use my credit cards because they don't cost me any more than using cash (I pay off the full amount e
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Why the UK and Europe are leading the world in equity crowdfunding(everyinvestor.co.uk)
2 points by vvvv 13y ago|0 comments
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by vvvv 13y ago
I've done both and I'd agree that Vipassana is more thorough and lasting, although more difficult. Doing it even just once and not following through with daily meditations is still a life-changing experience.
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by vvvv 13y ago
It's never so bad, that it can't get worse ;]
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by vvvv 13y ago
While I wouldn't downgrade to a dumbphone just yet, people keep poking fun at my old Blackberry. I do hate it a lot of the times when it crashes, when the GPS signal fails, when my thumb has to cover 500m distance on the annoying littl

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