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Full text, because people are having issues. BTW: Use the "web" link, but open it in incognito. Technology sharesare struggling to regain favor with investors, even as the rest of the U.S. stock market is back near record heights
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The Fear and Joy of Social Media
(blog.jamespalawaga.com)
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It's not without rationale: 'Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fired back saying “decriminalization actually gives a legal stream of income to criminal organizations.”'[0] [0] http://globalnews.ca/news/265070
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Author here! You're absolutely correct—and raise a good point. I think the important thing to consider is to take the same groups of people into account (e.g. if you look at exhibitionist/extroverted people in the younger, look at
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Generational Differences on Social Media
(blog.jamespalawaga.com)
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> The reason for that is that python2=>3 fixed several fundamental problems. 5.6 => 7 is just a incremental upgrade, whatever the version numbering tells you. Most of the PHP problems are still there. too bad for py3's fundame
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> 2. there seem to be dozens of not-really-smoothly-interchangeable notions of what "modern C++" is, because the language is so vast, and there have in fact been several overlapping generations of "modern C++". Everyo
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Current understanding is, I think, humans are subject to DIMINISHING returns on work beyond a certain point, eventually subject to negative returns. But there IS certainly a gap between 40-hr work-week, and writing terrible buggy code becau
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It's much harder to innovate than it is to copy someone's innovation. Now that Slack has pioneered good UX in the space, it's easy to rip off.
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Slightly different idea, but I'd use a similar thing to this that shows how many (new?) open pull requests I have.
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Whoa, that's actually really exciting to have a full, official release.
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that is one object with a suggested redshift of z=8.6. However, we do not know the distance of that object because not only was the image taken in the visible spectra (by Hubble), but the spectroscopic results re: it's distance have no
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It sort of is nitpicking. We haven't observed objects with redshifts that indicate distances larger than 13.some Gly away. Yes, the physical objects are farther, but the point is moot. Those objects aren't the same as what we see
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> In Canada, you get sued if you call yourself an engineer when you're not part of an order of engineers. Ehhhh. If you try to stamp and sign structural engineering documents as an engineer, and then a bridge collapses, you're
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11y ago
You'll pay $7 for a 20oz point of something nice at a bar. You can buy 6 packs of good craft beer for $7/$8 at any grocery store.
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Law: You must not do A. You may do b-zB-Z. You: I'm doing a. Law doesn't say I can't. Just a, not A. I don't see an issue with a fine. "Creative accounting" is a nice title for "finding loopholes." Lo
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Knowing i11n and i18n, I'm fairly sure I could've figured out g11n, since they all share a similiar context.
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It's something that could be negotiated, I'm sure. Personally, I'm interested in minimum vacation policies instead. The founders do reiterate frequently that 5 weeks is expected.
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Very true. With the low Canadian dollar, investment dollar will go way, way farther. Like probably 50% farther, given lower wages compounded by the lower dollar.
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Full disclosure: work for PlanGrid If you are in the bay area, you might want to take a look at PlanGrid. We have a diverse culture which we're proud of, value work-life balance, and still build cool things that make a difference.
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> So "astronomical summer" oddly starts with the day that the incoming solar energy is highest in the northern hemisphere? In a way, but you're looking at the effect, not the cause. The solstice is the day where either day
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Despite the fact that the author acknowledges that the solstice begins on different days, he has overlooked the fact winter the solstice for 2015 is TODAY (22nd), not the 21st. So, the title is correct. ;-) On a non-pedantic note, I agree t
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i do highly recommend that book, but yeah, i'm not sure it exists in ebook format. Though, personally, when it comes to dense reading material, I prefer a book or even pdf that's a bit easier to page through.
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So the millions of students with massive amounts of student debt or people losing their homes due to injury or disease don't need help? Anyhow, the point about rich and poor living side by side happens anywhere where there is gentrific
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Another PlanGridder—we're really proud of our product and really appreciate your support--so thanks :) people find our product really helpful, hopefully your construction manager + team will, too! could you send along a pic of the funk
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Productivity has grown tremendously since the 70s in non-construction segments. The largest improvements have been made. Arguably, in the last 5-10 years, tech improvements have been only incremental compared to the last 15+.
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Yikes. PHP's architecture is highly discussed in their mailing lists. If you have such a problem with the language, why don't you just jump in and show everyone the light? I can't believe that you're still talking about
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Because it's actually not bad for anyone who has written PHP 5.4+ with a modern framework. Yes. Good.
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MSN was way more popular than AIM in parts of Canada (maybe all, I can't speak nationally). Probably, AIM usage correlated with AOL's marketing strategy, meaning it prevailed in the US, though I'm not even sure about europe.
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These authors have published papers along the same lines of the book, if you have access to academic resources. journal title: "Why are there so many Engineers among Islamic Radicals?" Hertog, Steffen has written a few articles al
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