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gsmaverick
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Comment #5902104
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Nacchio
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Comment #5821061
I would guess that Uber is a good example.
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Comment #5426775
We do pay people to go to school already, there are a multitude of retraining programs available for older workers. But as in this article I think the people in question are the re…
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Comment #5426759
Every time these disruptions happen people said we had hit a tipping point and it was going to be different this time. Not sure how this time is different.
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Comment #5353517
They are not necessarily related. Information symmetry just means that both parties know exactly the same information and neither knows more or less than the other. In a scenario w…
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Comment #5341969
You can get to SFO for less than $20 provided you're willing to use a shuttle/van service. The premium is for a private ride that is direct to the airport. So it's definitely possi…
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Comment #5302715
Fyi, I believe this is actually a gay couple given the author's name is Peter and his partner is named Danny.
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Comment #5132048
Not sure where you get this idea that one cannot live in San Francisco/Silicon Valley without a six figure salary. Thousands of people live in San Francisco and do not work in tech…
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Comment #5132042
Can you point to data corroborating your statement that universities are supplying a growing number of STEM graduates?
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Comment #5046382
And the inadequate amount of housing availability is because of government regulation as well. If they would allow more building this would be less of an issue.
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Comment #5026943
I believe you are referring to the case cited in the first section of this article: Veeck v. Southern Building Code Congress, 293 F.3d 791 (5th Circuit, 2002). ( https://bulk.resou…
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Comment #4856962
Depends on what you count as launch but BufferBox has been running at the University of Waterloo for a couple of years already.
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Comment #4786260
Nice site! One minor issue is the main search box; for me it is completely empty and I have no idea what I'm supposed to type into the box.
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Comment #4738894
I would counter that in fact the US Government is the biggest of the problems. All of those other actors fall under the law and are much more likely to be punished for their action…
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Comment #4700830
Are you writing this comment from 2008? Both LNKD and FB have robust revenue streams that are growing; they have figured out how to monetize their products and they are doing it qu…
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Comment #4691057
Except that it's not unsustainable and in fact doing pretty well in terms of revenue ( http://adage.com/article/digital/twitter-ad-revenue-reach-13... ). I know it's fashionable to…
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Comment #4512779
Yes, there is an export option for every account. [Speaking as a user and not representative of iDoneThis.]
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Comment #4210304
Well then they are using the word `right` incorrectly.
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Comment #3859664
Except you can't start a space company without a lot of your own money much like Musk did. You need the big capital first to launch a company that requires hundreds of millions in …
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Comment #3833158
I think he's only counting engineers working on the back-end and not those who are working on the iPhone and Android apps.
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Comment #3659504
I've had some experience with trying to make things that work on iOS/Android work on WP7 and it's nearly impossible. For starters mobile IE does not implement tap/touch handlers; w…
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Comment #3658961
It's nothing new (see: German laws regarding denial of the Holocaust).
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Comment #3572853
Inflation rate doesn't properly reflect the change in the value of the US dollar. A better line would be one adjusted for the growth in money supply.
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Comment #3401337
They aren't one of the biggest companies in tech. I believe they just barely passed 3,000 total employees recently. Compare that to Google, Microsoft and Yahoo who all have more th…
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Comment #3384088
Nope, that's what you are supposed to do in a market system. You as a citizen are under no obligation to engage in business with corporations you feel are harming society/