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orangewarp
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Comment #8224241
It's working now so all is clear. :-) No offense but it's always kind of reassuring that even really big smart groups make bugs. Done and done.
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Comment #8224147
That's great that you're still hacking away at it. Same here, I've applied about 4 or 5 times? I lost track. I've changed a lot, so has my project, but things have also stabilized …
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Comment #8224075
Sure. Will do in a few.
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Comment #8224008
Anyone else having trouble submitting the application? I'm not sure if this is some kind of weird test but I doubt it. I can save, just not submit and it does the same thing in oth…
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Comment #7702314
It would be a classy move if Google gave duck.com to duckduckgo.
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Comment #3845625
These guys tout an unsinkable sailboat. Boat inside a boat with foam in between. Apparently you can punch a big hole in it, flood the inner compartment and it will still be able to…
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Comment #2169440
It really depends on your goals and background I would say. At my school (education school) the point isn't to create students who can compete with computer science majors next doo…
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Comment #2166834
Prudent to be on the safe side but also difficult. When you live and breathe grad life, it's really hard to keep the projects separate from the thinking, collaborating, working tha…
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Comment #2162299
This is a good idea being that the concepts of startup thinking can probably transfer over. That said, it might be even better to use the badge acquisition as a stepping stone towa…
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Comment #2157386
It's interesting to hear about these emerging hybrid niches. Clearly the idea of hybrid positions extends beyond just art and engineering. It can span across many different kinds o…
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Comment #2156248
When we think about drones we talk a lot about military operations. Sometimes I hear stuff on rescue but the theme is usually "tasks dangerous for people." I thought it would be in…
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Comment #2156216
I also think this is interesting. It seems like only yesterday that Al Jazeera was ridiculed by people as well as the industry in our neck of the woods around the time 911 happened…
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Comment #2152350
Well, despite the best of planning emergencies happen. Sometimes these are the best moments to talk about and learn what it means to be proactive and preventative. The question is …
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Comment #2141626
It's interesting. Currently we're thinking about the possible payment "paths" possible (that's a lot of p's) for our application/service. The current trend in major marketing hubs …
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Comment #2141590
I'll have to check out some of these books personally but I'm curious if anyone has read the "The Dip: A little book that teaches you when to quit." I'm interested if someone can g…
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Comment #2140602
It certainly makes for a difficult situation for students who split time between school and inventing. What would be the best way to go about finding out these boundaries? One coul…
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Comment #2133762
Like others are mentioning, I've always found it curious how difficult it is for people outside of academia to access good journals and articles. It's even more puzzling because in…
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Comment #1566374
In my experience good people are the hardest investment to come by. By investment I mean long term. Qualitatively, I mean how open and capable a person is not only to his craft, bu…
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Comment #1566247
Two types of people: those who are willing to cross that line, and those who are brave enough to call the exception and dive into the moral greyzone when the need calls for it. I h…