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by Shenglong 13y ago
We will continue to invest in a generous rewards budget, but there will no longer be a pre-determined targeted distribution. Managers and leaders will have flexibility to allocate rewards in the manner that best reflects the performance of
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Internet Explorer, The Anime(youtube.com)
4 points by Shenglong 13y ago|1 comments
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by Shenglong 13y ago
I wonder - have any of you who run large projects which are sensitive to time changes ever have to deal with DST? I ran a MMORPG, which had specific events at certain times of the day, on certain days of the week. Now imagine: North America
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Your Facebook network can predict breakups in the next 60 days(businessinsider.com)
2 points by Shenglong 13y ago|0 comments
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Encouragement in education(shenglong.ca)
2 points by Shenglong 13y ago|1 comments
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by Shenglong 13y ago
It's not that bad once you read into it. It's not bad at all. Google displays my recommendations to my friends, and since I only really like/+1 things I would recommend, it seems natural, and maybe even convenient. Unfortu
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by Shenglong 13y ago
Here's an investment banker joke I've been hearing oddly often recently: "How do you get a million dollars?" -> "Invest a billion dollars in the airline industry". On a more serious note: there's a lot
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Anger spreads faster than joy on social networks(technologyreview.com)
38 points by Shenglong 13y ago|19 comments
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Researcher controls colleague’s motions in first human brain-to-brain interface(washington.edu)
88 points by Shenglong 13y ago|27 comments
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by Shenglong 13y ago
I'm thinking this article is a little exaggerated. I applied to, and got into an Ivy, but had no sort of preparation at all. I was suspended over 20 times throughout my schooling, had 0 hours of community service, didn't find out
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by Shenglong 13y ago
Those interested in the history of Yahoo's rather complex corporate governance issues should check out this HBS case (I assume this link has distribution rights; I'm not supposed to distribute my copy): http://www.thede
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by Shenglong 13y ago
Really fantastic job :)
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Uber serves ice cream(uber.com)
2 points by Shenglong 13y ago|0 comments
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Prairie dogs' language decoded by scientists(cbc.ca)
11 points by Shenglong 13y ago|5 comments
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by Shenglong 13y ago
The industrial design is solid, and though it is being manufactured in small batches, it has the build quality you might expect from something being mass-produced. Not sure what to make of this statement. The design is beautiful, but I
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by Shenglong 13y ago
Thank you for being the only free host back then to give a 12-year old a sql server.
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by Shenglong 13y ago
I feel like there should be secondary checks for things like this. When I was running a MMORPG, I was terrified of duplication bugs ( dupes ). In many ways, dupes have the same effect on a game economy as this type of theft has on the rea
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by Shenglong 13y ago
The world is heading towards wearable computing, and honestly, Google has done a fantastic job hyping up Glass. When I first heard about Glass a while back, I told all my friends, thinking it was the coolest thing in the world. The majority
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by Shenglong 13y ago
I'm not all that familiar with social tests like this. Is n=120 generally considered to be a large enough sample size to make any claims at all?
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by Shenglong 13y ago
Right. Business things, like hacking is mostly experience. But much like hacking, I would argue, there are rockstar/ninja/superstar/10x/<insert other (deprecated?) term here> business people as well. A lot of it has to do with nat
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by Shenglong 13y ago
I'm caught in an interesting trap where a third of my friends are set to become doctors, a third investment bankers/consultants, and another third will be going into tech. I'm also in Canada. When our medical school friends explain their de
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by Shenglong 14y ago
Could you share some of the business details of running a porn site? I've always been curious, but there's not much reliable information. Something in this industry would probably be a smash hit business case. - Supply chain: how do you sou
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by Shenglong 14y ago
There are many ways you can "politely disagree", and depending on how you do so, the results for any human transaction (regardless of whether it's at the airport) will be drastically different. You need to observe the person you're dealin
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by Shenglong 14y ago
You're probably correct that those 19/20 won't know at first what dihydrogen monoxide is. The pressing question is though, whether those 19 would/should call the water commission before either: A. Thinking about it B. Spelling the chemical
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Samoa Air charges passengers by weight(npr.org)
4 points by Shenglong 14y ago|0 comments
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by Shenglong 14y ago
Background and summary (forgive me if some details need correcting): Cyprus is a tiny country with a GDP not much higher than Tim Hortons. Yet, it had something like 150 billion in private funds stored in two of its banks: the Bank of Cypru
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by Shenglong 14y ago
I am disgusted that they chose to measure tea in bags . /teasnob
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US Senate approves proposed Internet Sales Tax(techcrunch.com)
91 points by Shenglong 14y ago|128 comments
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by Shenglong 14y ago
I'm still trying to figure out what your product does, and how it works. Questions that come to mind at first glance (although I'm sure I can reason some through, and take guesses... and probably think of more): - I just download this onto
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by Shenglong 14y ago
Respectably, I disagree with the OP on this entire subject. Yes, the Adria scandal was not constructive to any party involved - but the way it's being analyzed is dead wrong: When women in this industry are hurt, we’re all hurt. No. No. I

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