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We've been to the moon plenty. At some point one has to ask "why do we keep visiting a big desert that's difficult to get to?" It doesn't create any value for any one. WhatsApp does.
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That's an unnecessarily black and white perspective. In reality it's "once it's on the internet, it's possibly there forever" and snapchat is a step in the "it wont be" direction. It's entirely p
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>It is underhanded because, at the very least, it violates an expected principle of the civil suit system. This signals that the goal of the suit is not to compensate Hulk for damages, but to put Gawker out of business. I'm genuinel
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10y ago
>Why not just using the normal words we already know very well A persons answer to that can be "I don't know. I think we should just use the normal words we already know very well" yet still have to life in the current rea
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10y ago
I assure you I don't need to rationalise. I'm under no delusion that I'm a terrific person and do the assorted immoral things I do with full understanding and acceptance. Demand Media has strong brands. They aren't anony
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10y ago
Their crap is what it appears to be though. If they weren't delivering on their clickbaity titles then people would soon learn. It's not like they're anonymous publishers, sites like ehow and livestrong are strong brands. The
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I think the idea of "polluting search results" requires too much of a subjective concept of what good content is to say whether producing one kind or not is unethical. They aren't producing what they are because people aren&#
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10y ago
Sure, if you've got a concept of morality based on primarily being motivated to help others rather than pursuing self interest. If that's the case though then the vast majority of people would fall under the category and make it a
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10y ago
It might just be particular to here (Australia) but firefighter is actually a very highly sought after and difficult to obtain job.
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10y ago
Why? Surely gaming, an activity usually conducted alone that already involves buying hardware, is an ideal place for new hardware tech to gain traction.
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What makes Facebook different from tv ads?
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10y ago
Open bar + unlimited guests was mentioned. I also believe I recall a stat that providing food service in SV is about $20 per person per day.
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10y ago
>My minimum was connection >Maciej is clearly brilliant and quite witty and knows how to build and direct a passionate following. Pinboard is unique and I’m glad it exists. More opinionated software should exist in the world. Even tho
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You disagree with what? You wanted a way to stop scalpers and he gave it to you. Artists might prefer to reward luck over purchasing power but so what? In a situation where multiple people have competing interests, I hardly think it's
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>The Broadway hit “Hamilton” is making millions. It could be making millions more if not for scalpers snapping up seats and hawking them for $2,000 a piece or more. That makes absolutely no sense.
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I'm not sure there's a need for the author to be trying to encourage the audience to do anything. A central theme of the story is building Le Roux up to seem as big/talented/accomplished as possible. Things like the fact
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10y ago
The phrase "we simply need to prioritise what's really important" should indicate that the poster believes there are things that are objectively more important than others, that peoples current priorities do not match that li
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11y ago
They turned a high volume illicit prescription drug seller case in to multiple arrests of hitmen. We also don't know what, if any, deal he has been offered. That seems like it was probably a great score for the DOJ. Keep in mind, a lot
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11y ago
There are many occasions where the appropriate answer to a question does not accurately answer it.
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>I wonder why WSJ and some conservatives set a target on Elon. Conservation as a general concept is about preservation, tradition, limiting change. I'm sure there's plenty of people who align with conservative values for other
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11y ago
Everything announced by a company on their website, every feature list, every display video, every write up by the press, every review, is promotional activity. Anyone that is pissed at this particular instance because it's disguised a
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Was there not a tech demo video right on the linked article?
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Are there many examples of such organisations being successful startups?
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While that's entirely possible I don't think one can conclude it with certainty from his post. You say he'd be missing the programming side if he went the other direction but the only reason he listed for choosing programming
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Dear lord these guys are putting in work. I'm not exactly a huge supporter of Github (the company not the product) so I'm very glad to see it. I look forward to their continued growth.
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Working all day to solve other peoples problems is exactly what work in general is though. People aren't paying you to solve your own problems.
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Freelance on the side seems like the obvious answer.
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I don't think blame is relevant, they haven't done anything wrong, just potentially not ideal for themselves. If you're coming from the point of thinking that you know better than the employees on how to achieve their goals,
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I don't understand where you're saying that employees aren't also going for a home run or bust outcome. That's exactly what they signed up for when they took that job instead of with a more established company. "Bus
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If you don't expect it to remain profitable for very long (you might know other people working on the same thing), and isn't profitable enough in the short amount of time you have to make a large amount, I could see it looking exc
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