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TWAndrews

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    Comment #16068099

    I grew up in Fort Collins, and live here now after an itinerant period, and I'll say that overall the city government has always been far-sighted, a good steward of the tax money t…

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    Comment #16068031

    I live in Fort Collins and can confirm that we were absolutely inundated with mailers, and other forms of ads.

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    Comment #13840259

    This is definitely true for my 7 year old daughter. She's an avid reader, but even when I buy a book she is very interested in reading (typically the next in a current series) on a…

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    Comment #13547664

    You can mostly trust Swiss people to be that honest. It doesn't work like that everywhere.

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    Comment #13324285

    True, but it's plausible enough that 7 year-olds can connect the dots from existing or close-to-existing technologies.

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    Comment #13322053

    We got an Echo over the holidays, and watching my 7, 5 and 3 year old daughters interact with it has given me a glimpse of what bringing home a black-and-white TV in the 50s must h…

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    Comment #11971800

    Swiss culture is very small-c conservative, with heavy value on making rational, pragmatic decisions. It is no surprise that they have a system which reflects that, and performs we…

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    Comment #11971725

    Right, but all those are inherent to the people of Switzerland. The same system in, say, Italy wouldn't get those results.

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    Comment #11443839

    Yes. My nephew is a Junior and starting to look at schools and my main message to him is "wherever you can minimize your debt."

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    Comment #11172760

    The NSA cracking the Secure Enclave is not the same as the FBI cracking the Secure Enclave.

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    Comment #11054014

    If you've already got the SQL handy, this is pretty useful.

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    Comment #11043840

    or very little of it for a lot of money. Website design suggests the latter In the BI market, Tableau is very much one of the low-cost, high volume players. They've done a great jo…

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    Comment #10150731

    If you'd ever tasted poverty, you might think better about the pursuit of money.

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    Comment #10087253

    Then you're really unfamiliar with the dynamics of domestic abuse. I'd be more surprised if violence was not the result of this.

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    Comment #9851288

    I was able to get checked in via the United android App around 9am ET.

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    Comment #9298965

    This would be great until one of my kids pushed it like 50 times.

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    Comment #9110922

    Very lucid description of the technical reasons that email is a PITA.

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    Comment #8569131

    Loveland, Longmong and Niwot are all relatively close, and have similar quality of life properties, but are quite a lot cheaper--they don't have the university, which can be a bug …

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    Comment #8569085

    It's definitely not a suburb of Denver. It's relatively close, but it's a different place. It's a lot like Ann Arbor, Madison, or other cities of about 100k which have a large univ…

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    Comment #7885322

    I interpret this as a signal that Tesla will be willing to enter into no-cost license agreements for companies wishing to use their technology, and won't pursue cases against compa…

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    Comment #7584778

    It seems like there's a bot who's replying to comments with a handful of canned responses. I'd be interested if you could get the same responses from the CBA twitter/facebook accou…

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    Comment #7272723

    And most of the most appealing-to-business sub-populations in a lot of these countries read english well enough that an English-language product captures a lot of them.

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    Comment #7262183

    Yeah. My baseline assumption is that people need 1-3 years after graduation before just getting their heads screwed on straight--there are definitely exceptions to this, but not as…

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    Comment #7262172

    When you say you aren't learning, are you referring only to your development as a software engineer, or are you also referring to your skills as an employee? Learning how to operat…