AJ007

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by AJ007 8y ago
Give them a list of all equivalent courses which are available for free online with URL. Allow students to test out of any required course. Require classes to be priced and offered individually.
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by AJ007 8y ago
From my own personal experience I’ve found that the more expensive a full conference pass is, the more the sessions are just sales presentations. The best events I’ve been to, with the most interesting and talented speakers, were always che
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by AJ007 8y ago
It’s also worth pointing out that this is Bloomberg Opinion, which is basically junk. Very disappointing what happened over there, it went from a news source I read daily and enjoyed to a url which I use to discount headlines I read elsewhe
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by AJ007 8y ago
I thought it was definitely a big mistake when I first saw the price announced. After thinking about it for quite a while, this may have served a singular purpose - keep the price high enough that Apple doesn't have to worry about anti
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by AJ007 8y ago
Android is what could get screwed up. ChromeOS could too, but it isn’t as important. Relevant hint: https://9to5google.com/2018/10/11/the-dirty-word-android-dea...
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by AJ007 8y ago
https://9to5google.com/2018/10/11/the-dirty-word-android-dea...
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by AJ007 8y ago
Does anyone else have a suspicion that Google is about to completely screw this up?
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by AJ007 8y ago
I actually see them as the ZZT company.
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by AJ007 8y ago
I'm in similar situation, and I have been doing digital painting since the 90s. I found out about Krita about a year and a half ago. Maybe I had heard about it before and forgot or ignored it. It is definitely a formidable alternative
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by AJ007 8y ago
He has great time lapse videos using Krita on his Youtube channel -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr7OPBxh5_o
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The phone companies don’t benefit, because they are nearing a situation where people stop communicating with phone numbers. Probably there is nothing that can reverse that at this point, the telephone has fewer features and is less secure t
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by AJ007 8y ago
Starbucks is a worst offender. You can buy black coffee, plain tea, and bananas, everything else they sell is terrible for you if you eat it regularly.
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The Histories of Today's Wars Are Being Written on Facebook and YouTube(buzzfeednews.com)
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by AJ007 8y ago
It is a good precedent for moving to a decentralized naming system.
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by AJ007 8y ago
File this under design anti-patterns: scroll to the bottom of the article and Techcrunch sends you to their front page.
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If you can't solve the cost (free) and the on boarding (technical aptitude) then it isn't going to replace Facebook. Additionally, a great deal of Facebook use is shifting from photos and writing to video, which makes the cost pro
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by AJ007 8y ago
This is another strong case for open source software development along with open, publicly available, standards and protocols. This isn't about Slack, it isn't about US sanctions law. It is about any private entity creating closed
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by AJ007 8y ago
As others have pointed out, it is important to evaluate these actions on a company by company basis. On the other hand, if you invest in index funds, then the proportion of who is doing them and why matters a lot. The worst case scenario is
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by AJ007 8y ago
What a coincidence, CRaP is the acronym I use for any category of product from Amazon that I can't be certain if it is authentic or acceptable build quality. The future is trustworthy merchants selling and shipping directly to their cu
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by AJ007 8y ago
They jettisoned the gains on the stock of a company which was acquired from my account because I missed a single email message. Kind of strange when their app has no problem delivering push notifications all day. Not sure if that was legal
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I’m not sure that the low quality of Whole Foods is a good fit for Instacarts’s brand anymore.
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by AJ007 8y ago
All of the comments so far are about the author’s cut. This is the second book he’s written, with the same situation. Clearly it’s worth it to him. You should just consider it a hobby project, and he’s giving readers the option to get a ful
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by AJ007 8y ago
I guess we won’t be seeing any coin op electric shaving machines again. http://www.icollector.com/Pitchford-Coin-Operated-Electric-S...
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by AJ007 8y ago
As someone who hires and employees remote developers, it’s a massive red flag when a new developer wants to have a voice call.
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by AJ007 8y ago
Facebook is in a negative news cycle. That’s means two things: a) Journalists ignore your PR team. b) Journalists just parrot and re-write was other journalists report. c) Some journalists are doing real investigative reporting to reinforce
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by AJ007 8y ago
I would really, really like to know what they are doing. Was it an in-house solution, something from a startup, or something from an established enterprise tech company? One of the things I’ve been saying repeatedly is that companies are go
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by AJ007 8y ago
This is clearly Tumblr's Digg moment. They are going to have a 100% write down on this one. It is also worth adding Twitter has built a reasonable ad business and they are full of just as much porn as Tumblr. Google actually shows ads
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A non technical person who has access to droves of intelligence gleaned from spying may be unaware that they have nothing but a very superficial comprehension as to what is actually going on. I would venture to say that a great number of le
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Someone could make a case for ad monetization being the reason much of the web isn’t avilable through simple RSS feeds.
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I think the image is pretty clear, EU users will no longer be able to use Reddit. Internet users in general have become used to unlimited free content and use. Unfortunately free platforms are paid for with ads and the revenue per user, wit

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