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cdk
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Comment #10814012
So very sad. Debian is what got me started with Linux. I remember dd'ing base images to floppy disks since the BIOS on the PC I was experimenting on didn't support bootable CDs. Fr…
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Comment #7752669
I believe the 20% cut that the manager make is after they clear a benchmark like the S&P 500 to ensure they get paid when they produce a superior return compared to what an index f…
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Comment #7198372
I had a similar experience. I purchased a GoPro to use for a trip to Mexico. I had heard great stories about how durable and reliable they were from friends. So I didn't hesitate t…
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Comment #5338785
This is pretty awesome. This is the first time I've seen something being projected into a prism to generate this hologram effect. Is this a new trend?
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Comment #4811563
I felt that Lotus Notes was trying to do too many things when in reality most people were using it for email and calendaring. The UI looked terrible and it was overall slow and cra…
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Comment #4773348
I believe whistleblowing applies to situations where illegal behavior has been taking place. I don't think that was the case here.
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Comment #4728102
I always thought about the engineering complexities of sending someone to the moon that I overlooked the operational aspects of managing such a trip. This article was enlightening.…
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Comment #4675525
It seems like the people with real leverage (i.e. movie stars) demand a cut of the gross (pre-expenses) instead of the net.
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Comment #4575693
Good job guys! The results look amazing and the device itself looks beautiful.
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Comment #4484900
If I recall correctly there is a mention of this on Paypal's story in Founders at Work.
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Comment #4231132
For simplicity let's say that IBM charges $300/hr for a consultant (developer/PM/etc). That would be about 100,000 hours of work. Let's say a consultant bills 2,000 hours a year an…
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Comment #3853169
I believe multiple exchanges do foster competition and innovation. I believe NASDAQ was one of the first computerized exchanges in an era when human traded in the pits. Multiple ex…
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Comment #3823490
As someone with not a lot of experience in low level languages and I can't wait to play around with this. I think it will be fun way to learn and maybe even try building hardware i…
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Comment #3823459
I remember being fascinated how cool supercomputers looked when I was getting into computers in the mid 90s. The Connection Machine supercomputers come into mind. http://en.wikiped…
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Comment #3395801
From what I've heard. "Have you eaten yet?" in Chinese is a friendly way of greeting someone.
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Comment #3395768
The product that GoDaddy offers is a commodity. You can get domain registration with hundreds of companies unlike the NFL which offers a very unique product. Also GoDaddy has been …
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Comment #3375332
I remember hearing that because of this all large buildings in South Korea are required to have a shelter area able to withstand such attack.
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Comment #3334916
I think competing on price alone against behemoth like Amazon is a losing strategy for local businesses. For example I could be buying a case of wine online but I go to my local wi…
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Comment #3292867
Thanks for the great article. Counter Strike was the game that really got me interested in programming. I got introduced to it in early 2000 and was blown away that this game was m…
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Comment #3266645
The $200k price tag is unsurprising if you factor in the cost of non-coding work like requirements gathering, travels, expenses, benefits, etc. This seems like a simple app but whe…
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Comment #3169922
I've been using Spotify for 2 weeks now after using Rdio for 6 months and I rather like Spotify's Radio feature a lot. The recommendations I get from it seems no better or worse th…
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Comment #3054361
Another Stuy alum here and was a stuycom fan. Hang in there.
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Comment #2816881
check out github pages. you'll get the added benefit of version control as well.
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Comment #2440499
I believe there is a fairly new program where if you work for a government agency or non-profit you can have the remainder of your student loan forgiven after making 120 minimum pa…