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by 01PH 15y ago
Depends very much on the market situation. Is there any possibility that your competitor can jump to a substitute product? Unless you are the OPEC or under some obscure government protection law, classic monopoles are quite rare these days
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Google Begins Charging for the Embedding of the Maps API(code.google.com)
6 points by 01PH 15y ago|1 comments
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by 01PH 15y ago
I published one of my thesis as a book. Always tried to get into writing a mainstream book, but working against a self set deadline with all the "other" distractions in life is tough. What I can recommend you is taking a look at "Steve Mann
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by 01PH 15y ago
Does anybody know when the story hit Reddit for the first time? Not quite sure if this wasn't on HN first.
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Mapping Global Corporate Control via Graph Theory(arxiv.org)
1 points by 01PH 15y ago|0 comments
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by 01PH 15y ago
Even if you host it yourself but at a regular hosting provider "they" might just confiscate your servers. Increasing email encryption usability might be the road out of this dilemma. Otherwise email encryption is going to stay within a very
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by 01PH 15y ago
Makes an interesting read. Does anybody know what kind of repository Cornell is there running? The paper seems a bit odd structured and I don't really see that as an open-access publication(lack of DOIs). Or is this just a working paper rep
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Is Datamining key to Obama's re-election?(cnn.com)
2 points by 01PH 15y ago|0 comments
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by 01PH 15y ago
Care to tell us a bit more about the project? For example what makes it different from other music services etc?
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by 01PH 15y ago
It is probably depending on what importance one attributes to the role of data and humans in this context. What I would be most interested in his how he understands objectivity or what he is going to present as his way of presenting data -
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by 01PH 15y ago
I love Tufte but most likely won't end up going through 179 pages just on how to present data the "right" way. He should develop some form of a Web curriculum or something more accessible for those only interested in the essentials. He did
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by 01PH 15y ago
This is the device most likely going to be used: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20055431-1.html
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by 01PH 15y ago
42 Votes and I have no idea what this is all about. Can somebody please give us a summary for the "uneducated" ;)
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by 01PH 15y ago
It is a really interesting phenomenon but attracting such a diverse crowd that they are most likely end up protesting against each other. Sad to see. Reddit had a great discussion about the situation and how different interest groups are a
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by 01PH 15y ago
One perspective might be that MIS/CIS degree holders move faster into management roles. Might be based on the misconception that the MIS/CIS degree sounds more like coming from a systemic or wholistic perspective while the CS/SE could be mo
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by 01PH 15y ago
It is going to be interesting to watch how the whole TLD "opening" is going to develop. So far the addition of new TLDs made more or less just the value of .coms stronger. Hard to predict how this is going to change when every ad on TV is g
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by 01PH 15y ago
I would suggest two things: First check out the curricula for the following semesters and see in how far these interest you. And second if you are already quite proficient in programming, there might be some research projects you might can
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by 01PH 15y ago
Do you have any recommendations for accessible R tutorials? I would love to get into this a little bit more. R seems quite effective for these kinds of things.
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by 01PH 15y ago
This is some great research paper overview. Perfect for someone doing a literature review on that subject. With there were similar listings for other research areas.