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by GBond 16y ago
Cloud development platform. The acquisition of SpringSource was the the first step towards this. They catered towards the Java/Spring/hibernate enterprise developers. The SuSE branding and kernel will be used to bolster cloud development (i
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by GBond 16y ago
Stop being bi-polar. Make a decision on who you are making products for. Either create products that fully cater to MegaCorp Executives or for Consumer/Developers. You will almost always have competing needs and risk serving neither if you
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by GBond 16y ago
I know that laws of suppply/demands are at play here but it is strange that Groupon would attribute their success to good copy yet pay writers only a merger salary of $35k. source: http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2010/0830/entrepreneurs-group
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by GBond 16y ago
In some ways I agree (I've long unsubscribe from SvN because of their black and white position on how to run a company). But from a publicity/marketing POV, I can see why they are doing this. Their market segment is the small biz and they w
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by GBond 16y ago
Not saying it is good or bad but the reasoning behind 37's style of writing became evident after I read this. It is from a chapter of their book Rework entitled "Pick a Fight": "Having an enemy gives you a great story to tell customers, too
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by GBond 16y ago
I agree, young people of every generation tend to be more narcissistic than the old-fogies and genY is probably not anymore so that the last. The difference is today's kids have more tools and are savvier about managing their public image.
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by GBond 16y ago
I hope part 2 explains why anime villains are almost always drawn to look like girls and assumed male.
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by GBond 16y ago
For that matter, why not just pile sleeping slots on top of each others bunk bed style. Those seats look horrible for leg circulation.
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by GBond 16y ago
The same was said of the earlier iPhone. It was not Enterprise friendly enough (Gen 1 and 2). Apple slowly added IPSec, ActiveSync, & centralized profile deployments. Enterprise now accounts for 40% of iPhones sales: http://www.engadg
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by GBond 16y ago
Yes, in fact the native iPad Cisco IPSec VPN has a much quicker sign-on time than OS X version of the client from Cisco.
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by GBond 16y ago
I use http://www.google.com/quicksearchbox/ for this use case (OS X). However, it does not search network based data. Only filesystem content.
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by GBond 16y ago
The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions. -Confucius I have often wished I had time to cultivate modesty. But I am too busy thinking about myself. --Edith Sitwell
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by GBond 16y ago
Your comment reminded me of this op-ed (also NYT, 2005): http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/01/opinion/01kristof.html?_r=...
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by GBond 16y ago
Does a Panda's anus warrant a "Mature 17+" label? Or is that only for animated boobs?
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by GBond 16y ago
And this is data that managed to seeped through the cracks of Google's scrubbing. I would imagine the raw index from spiders are far more interesting.
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by GBond 16y ago
The classy thing for Giz to do is donate money to a charity of the cancer survivor's choice. Without that, a public apology is just a way to generate more blog traffic. I don't think I would have the restraint the nephew possesses. His emai
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by GBond 16y ago
Yes. I'm surprise how many people missed this point of the OP. The golden ticket is in the "this is a perfect perfect storm; don't waste it" sense ("market demands" + "you can code" + "cheapest time to start" = golden ticket). Not in th
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by GBond 16y ago
why not hire a salesperson and pay via commission?
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by GBond 16y ago
One of the issues I had as a contractor was amount of energy I spent chasing invoices. Not being paid on time (or at all) was a big headache for me. I know this is less of a concern for gov't contracts but some of the mid-size corps would
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by GBond 16y ago
All of the authors examples of "valid" critics are not of design decisions. They are examples of quality control issues AKA "sloppiness".
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by GBond 16y ago
To pinpoint it further, the mainstream culture is becoming skewed towards content that has "whatever can entertain me for 2 minutes" value. Facts about authenticity, social value, etc are secondary. The News outlets cater to this nowadays,
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by GBond 16y ago
Generally speaking, U.S. States' regulations on how corporations can fire/hire employees favor the Corps. However, the U.S. is also highly litigious in the civil courts. If you feel you've been wronged, there are a multitude of ways to brin
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by GBond 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostile_witness more so than Liar's Paradox.
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by GBond 16y ago
> stop paying into your retirement fund What is their reasoning for this point?
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by GBond 16y ago
>I don't know what a dipshit company is. I haven't seen one. If you listen to the chatter on the Techcrunch comment threads, you will see that people think Twitter and Foursquare are dipshit companies. This is insightful because we ofte
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by GBond 16y ago
>I'd actually love to see more jobs that offered the opportunity to work with a small base salary but increased compensation levels based on measurable results. Many sales positions are like this (eg. Enterprise Software). The key of su
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by GBond 16y ago
You make it seem like that ~200k salary for a 25 year old developer is the norm in NYC. It is not. The only industry that comes close to that number in NYC is in finance (hedge fund, IB quants, algo trading). I've working in NYC for 10 year
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by GBond 16y ago
I'd be interested as well. Looking at it from an entrepreneur's POV, being on the inside give one a competitive advantage. It would be good to share others who are in the same place. I agree with your comment regarding most comments here sh
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spotting trolls should be an intelligence test
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Good points. I would add that "bad" bubbles are artificial and unhealthy factors to inflate it whereas in good bubbles don't.

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