Philadelphia

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by Philadelphia 14y ago
Alternate headline: Xavier Opens School for Gifted Youngsters
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How to Use Windows 8? Search for It (pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Starfish Smartwatch Saga Illustrates Entrepreneurial Stumbling Blocks(macworld.com)
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Ugh. I'm working in an office now that's library-like. It's totally oppressive. I'm afraid to open my mouth, because anything I say will be heard by absolutely everyone else. As a result, no one asks any questions, no one discusses problems
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by Philadelphia 14y ago
I think the fact that someone was an actual Nazi is enough to raise doubt about any moral arguments he makes.
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by Philadelphia 14y ago
Doesn't Amazon plan to be Amazon with 1 hour delivery?
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by Philadelphia 14y ago
But that doesn't require or imply an ORM. That's just a matter of having an object model.
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by Philadelphia 14y ago
One possibility would be to allow users to manually flag reviews, instead of trying to do it algorithmically. They could also have some sort of confidence rating for reviews, or possibly a reputation system for reviewers. From looking at th
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I've done that. If the jobs are relatively equal in other aspects, it makes sense to look at the benefits. Also, I've found that the quality of benefits a company offers is a good indication of how well employees are treated. Generally, com
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There was an interesting article in Inc. magazine a while back about a company that tried that. They found out that no sites wanted to use the service, even though they saw how it might solve their problems, because it would immediately mak
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by Philadelphia 15y ago
The impression I got after hearing some of the 10gen developers speak at a conference is that MongoDB has the same essential problem as PHP. It was written by people without a lot of formal knowledge who, for whatever reason, aren't interes
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As an ordinary person outside of the VC world, I literally have no idea what Airbnb is. Never heard of them once. Ever. I think there may be a mismatch between what people who read Techcrunch consider exciting and what actually has traction
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I think it's interesting that they dropped the version designator. It's just "iPad" now, with the generation being noted separately, like it is for Macs.