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One Way to Reform Reddit: Give Users a Share in Profits
(nytimes.com)
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This is why what Sheryl Sandberg did at facebook is hard . Places like reddit and twitter are fundamentally successful products. The content creators, who are basically working for free, creating stuff that grabs other people's attent
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Reddit Chief Engineer Quits After Less Than Two Months on the Job
(recode.net)
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I suppose you could use the same argument for rolling stone, but frankly it doesn't matter. Look at the UVA rape case from earlier this year (covered widely). The RFK piece on vaccination was published originall in rolling stone. The h
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Robert F Kennedy was the source for the Salon Piece in footnote 4. "He had written a much-discussed and much-challenged story for Rolling Stone last year linking childhood vaccines and a rise in autism." "Nonetheless, perhaps
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Guy complains about lack obvious lack of rigour. HN asks him for citations. Srsly? ________ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_balance [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journalistic_objectivit
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The ethics don't stop when you hit 'send to print'
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Friday afternoon, eh? Someone took a PR class in college! -- Top Comment on that thread
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This title seems (a bit) like blaming the stock exchange for insider trading.
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They fired the relationship manager for the AMAs. The way the did that harmed/ruined some relationships. The 'how' is as important as the what in that case, so your comment seems bizarreley off base. This is a wholy different
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Can't they just 'pin' the CEO's post to the top? This reeks of lack of imagination.
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Who is Victoria Taylor, the woman at the heart of the Reddit revolt?
(washingtonpost.com)
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This is a variant of 'I don't understand [something]...therefore I must be right'.
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Enduring Summer’s Deep Freeze
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This is too reductionist. Eliminate NYC from new york state and what happens? Same Chicago and LA in their respective states. Likewise, many western states have huge flows of government spending for reasons that don't make sense on the
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why link to a discussion flagged of the front page?
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Some of this has to do with faulty investor logic. The euro was sold to investors in a way where they believed that once in the currecny there was no exit. So they tried to price all of the components the same, rather than pricing in soveri
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California tax officials blast Blue Shield in audit
(latimes.com)
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yes...this is not at all uncommon and I imaginge in many other places around the world for the same reasons... suprisingly, its not as terrible for the environment as it looks. but its not pleasant to see or be around regardless. obviously,
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Huh? what about rain, snow, sleet, and fog? What about the desert and mountainous western states? What about the wind in the midwest? 2 wheel transit requires actual expertise unless limited to mediterranean climates. you also have no way t
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This is a personal success story, but...wasn't his point that unicorn employees at this level are going to (be able to) retire...along with the founders...while the next tier down only gets the downpayment on a mortgage...so net/n
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Na, that chart is flat to declining.
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Employers Have Greater Leeway on Unpaid Internships, Court Rules
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Ha. That's only because nobody (rationaly) wants to negotiate with a beautiful woman. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/relationships/11707591/Why-me...
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Chicago to Apply 9% 'Netflix Tax'
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Twitter reveals just 49 of its 3,000 US employees are black
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yes, the interstate system was built under eisenhower, the ex general. similar to the reconcfiguration of paris to promote military transport in the 19th c. the point being you need to improve route 66 era roads to handle modern industrial
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It's all a matter of degree. As to what was 'known' and what was actually commonly or widespread in use, for example, seems to matter a lot. For exmaple, there are definitely regions that show early adoption of arabic culinar
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"In Europe, meat was considered the manliest, strongest component of a meal," Laudan notes, and chefs wanted it to shine. So they began cooking meat in meat-based gravies, to intensify its flavor. Main thesis. Interestingly enou
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The capital has always been home to graduates of top uk schools; the current crop of gentrification has nothing to do with eton or oxbridge. It has to do with petrodollars and securization of the residential mortgage market and with inflati
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