DanielN

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   by DanielN 16y ago

   It is arguable that this has only become true in the past ten years. For a long time lack of IP controls was a big barrier to international trade for China.
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   by DanielN 16y ago

   I totally see why this is a fear. But actually I don't see a feature like this causing these kind of problems. How is it any different than receiving a text when you are busy or running into someone you know when you don't have time to cha
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   by DanielN 16y ago

   More to the point, mandarine will not become the language of international business for the same reason French WAS the language of international business up to the early 1900s; the french were involved with business everywhere even though t
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   by DanielN 16y ago

   This seems to coinside, at least in the examples you give, with companies that have a "suit culture" who still recognize the importance of perpetuating a hacker culture. Maybe it is a simple flaw in the to-market process for such cultures.
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   Behind Healthcare.gov: How Washington Is Drawing Inspiration From Silicon Valley(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by DanielN 16y ago|0 comments
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   by DanielN 16y ago

   google notifo. Its a notification service you can link your account to.
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   Why Your Phone Can’t Really Replace Your Credit Card(wired.com)

   3 points by DanielN 16y ago|1 comments
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   PyMC: Bayesian Stochastic Modelling in Python(stat.columbia.edu)

   2 points by DanielN 16y ago|0 comments