NoPiece

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by NoPiece 9y ago
The story is a Microsoft blog post - it is definitionally PR. Still a good story though.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Another net neutrality case for conservatives: you might never get a Breitbart or IJReview in a world where Comcast is selling preference to CNN/Newscorp/Disney-ABC.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
It isn't mentioned in the article though.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
I like Pico 8, which is a fantasy game console that use Lua, and has an integrated editor, player, sprite editor, and music tracker. Working with games and graphics is a good way to give a goal to the learning. It comes with PocketCHIP, whi
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by NoPiece 10y ago
There some evidence supporting time restricted eating (clustering your meals close together). https://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/well/2016/03/07/intermitten...
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Good developers are scarce, bad ones aren't.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Yeah, but Brian really wanted that rule.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
I agree, so let's yell at EA and get them to update the app. I suppose they have no interest because they now have a "free" version in the App Store...
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by NoPiece 10y ago
There was no net neutrality into Feb 2015, and it didn't stop the creation of YouTube, Netflix, Vimeo, DailyMotion, etc.. They didn't have to ask ISP permission. We are just going to the state of existence that has been the norm f
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Is your DSL option so bad that it is worse than foregoing the internet in your choice space?
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Since they are defining quality classrooms after the fact, based on how well students did, the third causal explanation might be students who do well in K are the kinds of students who will succeed in life regardless. Though the experience
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by NoPiece 10y ago
So, even when you buy from Amazon itself, you may get one of the goods shipped to the Amazon warehouse by a third party dealing in counterfeit goods. That is a misleading statement because Amazon only commingles third party sellers, not t
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by NoPiece 10y ago
I think that is a little misleading. They may intermingle, but only in the sense that products share a product page. But you always explicitly see who the seller is, and if you buy from Amazon (seller), you will never get a product from a t
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by NoPiece 10y ago
I hope everyone stops relying on security questions!
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by NoPiece 10y ago
NSA released their info on Oct 7, a month before the election. http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-blames-russia-for-recent-hac...
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Ebell is heading the EPA transition team, not the agency.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
It doesn't cover why it would be an inescapable consequence.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Since 1920, the vast increase in welfare beneficiaries and the extension of the franchise to women — two constituencies that are notoriously tough for libertarians — have rendered the notion of “capitalist democracy” into an oxymoron. You
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by NoPiece 10y ago
*jibe (jive is a dance, jibe is agree)
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Antibiotics?
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by NoPiece 10y ago
The most plausible explanation is the guy failed the interview, felt bad about it, then wrote a version of it to make him look good and Google bad to punish them.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Unless you believe rivers flow uphill into the mountains, farming has nothing to do with trees dying in the mountains. Salmon downstream in rivers have a complaint, trees upstream do not.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Except that fourth fold took me right back here to the comments. But really impressive overall.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
If you know even some basic programming and logic, you should be able to come up with a reasonable fizz buzz solution. You don't need to have studies the fizz buzz algorithm in college, or have practiced a solution.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
There are gender differences in the brain as well. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuroscience_of_sex_differen...
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by NoPiece 10y ago
They should have stuck with their ad network business instead of trying the weak pivot to being a Buzzfeed like content portal.
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by NoPiece 10y ago
Malcolm Gladwell wrote an article about it for the New Yorker in 1997. http://gladwell.com/the-dead-zone/
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by NoPiece 10y ago
According to your link to box office mojo, number of tickets sold peaked in 2002, and has been declining since then, even as population has been rising.
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Corporate Inequality Is the Defining Fact of Business Today(hbr.org)
5 points by NoPiece 10y ago|0 comments
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by NoPiece 11y ago
It is to give parents enough time to drop their kids off at school and make it to work on time.

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