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Facebook rumored to be interested in purchasing Microsoft's ad platform
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Google grant will help computers detect gender balance & stereotyping
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T-Mobile finally gets aggressive: 'You love your iPhone, but you hate AT&T'
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Dish reportedly plans to sell mobile phones at Blockbuster retail stores
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FTC:Apple v. Motorola sales bans in FRAND patent cases 'inappropriate'
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Washington partly confirms Chinese hack attack on White House computer
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I agree that it should be a teaching exercise. But I've seen countless times where it turns into "Those old guys just don't understand!" even when they are explained, excruciatingly so, how their idea has already been attempted. For example
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There's a great scene in Band of Brothers, where a veteran non-com is showing the young privates about to do a combat jump to hold onto their rifles instead of attaching them to their gear. "be ready to fight when you land or die" is what h
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Yes, but there are plenty of times that younger workers come up with what they think is a brilliant idea. In reality, it's the same broken idea that other people have come up with before and it's already proven to not work. Just because you
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Good grief, some of you folks take yourself way too seriously. No, his pull request wasn't groundbreaking, but it was useful. His presentation was whimsical and light-hearted. So what? Is dry and boring better because it seems more academic
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Company pays workers to go on vacation
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Gold coins from time of Crusades found in Israeli ruins
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Porsche and Ferrari combined don't have the market share for vehicles that Apple has on computers, so the comment is valid. Apple's market share is too large to just be for "rich people."
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Oh this is spot on! There is far too much hipster drivel written about personal habits, lifestyles and fashion choices of founders as if building a successful company is largely determined by what kind of coffee you drink. Likely because fo
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3D images that are 'indistinguishable from reality' could be just 40 years away
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Thermal imaging reveals hot spots on the Macbook Pro with Retina Display
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Failed HP Slate 500 behind Microsoft's Surface tablet ambitions
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If you have to ask permission to attend your daughter's soccer game or have dinner with your kids then that is a fucked up place to work; regardless of how much salary or stock options they throw at you. If your boss brags about working ins
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Can you possibly throw in more stereotypes? Not everyone in the South is a white, good ol' boy racist. Not anymore than everyone who thinks it's a true is a complete idiot. You're merely ignorant.
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Exactly my point. I think what they are doing is great and there is a lot to learn from it. However, they have very talented developers whose job is to build tools for other developers. Scratching your own itch is much more likely to benefi
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"You can do it all in Node JS" People like you scare the shit out of me. Golden Hammer is a new concept to you, isn't it? He actually did lay out the reasons, but your religious zealotry won't let you see it because someone isn't loving you
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Biodegradable, flexible transistors made from human protein
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Full Titanic wreck site fully mapped for first time
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AT&T's YouTube archive: Henson, Shatner, and Mr. Digit
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MyFord Touch software update being mailed to US users this week
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Having a rough day? Watch the penguins at SeaWorld live
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Sony Xperia S Review
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Who graduates from college, who doesn't and why it matters
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Versioning Rails 3 based RESTful APIs
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Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights lays down guidelines for app developers
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