zaqokm321

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by zaqokm321 8y ago
I am wondering how many people are willing to rip their octocat stickers off their shiny new mac books ...
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
I am pretty sure the "western" auto industry has been doing themselves more harm for a long time, compared to what the Chinese could do. And as far as State created exploits, there are plenty of these being introduced by "wes
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> When prospective business partners meet Mr. Cherkashin, he said, they often ask him if his money is clean. "Yes of course it's clean, it was just laundered"
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
I gather because you linked to FactoryGirl, that you are using it, so you might want to take a look at FactoryGirl#attributes_for. This should tidy up the large post body text, and also help the Law Of Demeter issues with variables like @mm
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> Let's say someone buys $1B worth of junk, has expenses like salary etc of $1B, does something with it and sells products and services worth $2.2B. Do they pay taxes on $2.2B or on $0.2B? I think we can fix some kinds of tax dodgin
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> That's possible as well but if you are US based at least the damage is contained There have been long standing allegations that the US uses ECHELON to spy on foreign business. Second to that we all don't live in the US, and m
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> Is 30,000 people a lot of troops? I think you seem to be forgetting how large China’s amy is. North Korea has a million man army too. The US has 6800 nuclear weapons, and it seems that people are getting worried about a country who may
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> US is still the most powerful democratic country that supports innovation, freedom, etc. I would like to believe that, but personally I think that the US supports innovation and freedom when it is in their best interests. > China i
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
I wouldn't put it simply down to just being a buffer zone, but I do think it is important for them. China and North Korea has a shared history of politics and agendas for a long time. In the game of modern geo politics, having a well b
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> We need to stop, and punish China Really ? This might sound like an anti-us rant, but the US has enough weapons to destroy the planet several times over and has a history of using them and invading foreign countries. I would like to se
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
There is one true way to measure this, you may be offering skills but you are selling your time. 100,000 / (52 40) = $48 p/h (8 hours a day) 100,000 / (52 60) = $32 p/h (12 hours a day) You are actually costing yourself
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
“Okay, girls…” offended them ? I am not sure why, after all the startup scene is full of these feel good things like high 5s and free lunches. Would “Okay, ladies…” be offensive, or maybe “Okay, Maams…”. This is business, get over “Okay, gi
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> I see people attacking him in general terms, calling him a bigot/sexist/etc, but they never mention anything specific he wrote. You don't need to have any specific valid reason to be offended unfortunately. > Can anyo
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> "He conducted research in computational biology at Harvard, Princeton and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology before joining a Ph.D. program at Harvard. He dropped out before completing the program." P.S this is not a q
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> I guess you haven't heard that folks don't like ads? Nope they don't and Reddit hasn't really been heavily focused on ads. But they do have a large user base, very focused topics etc etc. So setting up say a /r
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by zaqokm321 9y ago
> As far as I am concerned I am thinking of suing, but if you simply paid out my leave I would be satisfied. You know to many that type of language would be interpreted as a threat. You might also take into consideration the CEO may legi