hamami

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by hamami 8y ago
I think it would be useful if there was a patent type for "free for anyone to use", something like the MIT License in open source. This would make it easier for patent officers to discover and reject applications conflicting with
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by hamami 9y ago
Looking at the two repos it's not clear to me whether it's even a fork or not. The issue owner didn't state which files he thinks are forked from the Gemstash repo. Also, MIT license is a permissive license and does allow sub
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by hamami 9y ago
I suspect the biggest reason this is happening is there's no healthcare in U.S. and retirees simply have to account for that. Who will help pay the hospital bills of the "educated spenders" with no money when they get a serio
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by hamami 9y ago
Lockout period ending is not necessarily a problem with IPOs. However, a rushed IPO where fundamentals can't justify the valuation, already slowing growth story and risk of envelopment by Facebook's Instagram stories; these are so
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by hamami 9y ago
I agree with you that only employees selling won't make it crash or anything, and I don't expect any big investors to sell; however unless they come up with a solid ad-monetization + continued growth strategy I expect it to follow
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by hamami 9y ago
I think Snapchat is currently already overpriced, so I don't agree with your comments that it's fire sale prices, but only time will tell :) Note that I don't own any long or short position on the stock.
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by hamami 9y ago
I believe Snapchat founders also agree with you, which is why they rushed to IPO as soon as Instagram and Facebook released stories. In a few months when the lockout period expires and employees are able to sell their stocks, I expect to wa
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by hamami 9y ago
yes I've thought about this as well after the event, now I keep a printed copy in my pocket and use the one on my phone in case something like this happens again (on a different airline)
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by hamami 9y ago
While I didn't have terrible experience comparable to some recent events, I also want to share mine. Last year when I was flying United I printed my boarding pass from one of the kiosks at the airport, and it assigned me to a seat wher
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by hamami 10y ago
it's just another distraction from the healthcare plan or the Russian ties investigation, no need to fry your brain looking for logic here.
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by hamami 10y ago
This is simply not true for all tech companies. I've had instances where I said no due to asks being not in line with company policies and we changed course to tackle the problem another way. I work at Microsoft and there's severe
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by hamami 11y ago
I'd also call myself an introvert, and the best productivity I get is when I dedicate a couple of days working from home with the rest in office. This allows me to get the bulk load of work done when I'm home and allow some social
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by hamami 11y ago
you cannot just decontaminate your body, the human body relies on beneficial microorganisms to function. without them you'd die
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by hamami 11y ago
Exposing an AWS key through a public repo happened to me a few years ago and AWS support called me to confirm whether I was aware of the suspicious activity, when I stated I do not know what's going on they immediately blocked the acco
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by hamami 12y ago
I work in an office but I felt the productivity graph is still pretty accurate for me as well. WFH does wonders for me as it avoids most of the randomization I get from coworkers.