JSig

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by JSig 16y ago
The title implies that we have functioning market today. Let's say a functioning market is something that provides real time price discovery and efficient transaction execution. I think it's fair to say that a clever person would not have t
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by JSig 16y ago
Your note on diversification reminds me of a video I recently saw from Eric Sprott. In it he said the following. "I focus in on things. I get deep into things that I like. I dont worry about diversification. I think it was Warren Buffet who
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by JSig 16y ago
Here is another post where OP talks more of dipshit company. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1650651
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by JSig 16y ago
This is the approach I took when learning Clojure. I started diving into the language and then stopped everything to learn Scheme. It was painful because I really wanted to be doing Clojure. When I finally got back to Clojure I think that i
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by JSig 16y ago
Three years ago when we took my daughter to her first pediatrician appointment, the doctor brought a laptop into the examining room with her. The doctor barely looked at my kid. She just sat there typing away looking at her machine. In my m
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by JSig 16y ago
When I spent more time writing songs, I would go through a similar emotional and mental strain but in smaller iterations. There would be periods in which no matter what chord progression or melody I came up with, it always seemed to sound l
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by JSig 16y ago
These people are supposed to be public servants. You would expect a special kind of person willing to make sacrifices for the greater good to take these jobs. I would expect that pay and benefits should be pegged to the private sector. In s
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by JSig 16y ago
>> So who won in this debacle? The author does not mention the advantages that would come to GM as a result of this recall. Since the gov is an owner of GM, you could argue there was a potential conflict of interest here. See this -
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A Twitter Knockoff Has China Talking(businessweek.com)
7 points by JSig 16y ago|1 comments
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by JSig 16y ago
>> It's a collaboration of MS employees and community members and they take outside contributions. Not sure what's wrong with that. I agree, nothing wrong with that. I think a lot of the stuff that MS has been doing under Scott Guth
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by JSig 16y ago
My beef with .NET is that the platform and community does not feel very organic like it is with others. Making a huge generalization, I would say that the .NET community waits around for the Mother ship to produce something that it can use.
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Boulder, Colo.: Start-Up City [video](cnbc.com)
3 points by JSig 16y ago|0 comments
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by JSig 16y ago
I watched the tutorial video and it seems like cool idea. In regards to the video, the music was a bit too intense and distracting for me. Maybe you could remix or choose a different track??
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by JSig 16y ago
The hoodie tells me that he likes to wear hoodies. Nothing more. Nothing less.
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by JSig 16y ago
My apologies gnufs! I shall never again desecrate the hacker culture by injecting bacon into a justin beiber thread again. My Bad.
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by JSig 16y ago
Try some beiber with bacon! http://bieber.ly/2bcf
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by JSig 16y ago
Money, power and greed. It's a force like gravity. Let's call it MPG The more some people get the more that seems to fall their way. The acquired resources will be used to keep the MPG going, everyone else be damned. The number one enabler
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by JSig 16y ago
From the FAQ: "hoarde.rs is based on Yahoo! Inc's del.icio.us a social bookmarking site that has recently been decommisioned." This is not true. See -> http://www.delicious.com/
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by JSig 16y ago
My place of employment currently allows users to surf Facebook, though it blocks many other sites. I wonder if the guys upstairs will one day pull the plug on FB when firing people is no longer an option to boost productivity. I wonder how
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by JSig 16y ago
Here is ticker guy's take on it. "Facebook: Looking For Bagholders: Don't let it be you." http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=2337946
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by JSig 16y ago
This google tech talk is pretty good Introduction to JavaScript and Browser DOM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljNi8nS5TtQ&feature=youtu...
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by JSig 16y ago
Dup: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2029786
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by JSig 16y ago
Trouble? I know that Wordpress.com and google make it extremely easy for a non-technical person to get going with a domain name.
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by JSig 16y ago
If being your own brand is so important than why not just get your own domain name. Also, these profiles on about.me seem to just provide short bio with some links to twitter, flickr, facebook, linked, etc... You could do just do this direc
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A Tale of Two Websites(dissidentvoice.org)
1 points by JSig 16y ago|0 comments
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by JSig 16y ago
"There have been no convictions yet." Amazing.
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by JSig 16y ago
Got Promoted Tweet block?
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by JSig 16y ago
Lot and lot of ads.
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by JSig 16y ago
OMG. I just saw the most disgusting thing ever!
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by JSig 16y ago
I've used delicious and xmarks. I'm going to write my own bookmark plugin that syncs data to my own server the way I like it. I don't care about sharing or viewing other people's bookmarks. I certainly don't feel like paying to organize my

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