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by akud 10y ago
> what the company is best at, which is being the platform where people weigh in on live events. This is odd to me, since from what I see, the people who are most engaged with twitter don't use it for live events at all. They use it
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by akud 10y ago
Yea, their analysis only measures the employee value at interview time. It doesn't attempt to measure the lifetime value of the employee.
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by akud 10y ago
Yes, there will be new types of jobs, but the real question is: should there be? Everyone seems to look at technology-caused unemployment as a doomsday scenario, but really, why should humans bother working when their basic needs can be tak
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by akud 11y ago
Any founder, male or female. I'm male, and having a baby has been a whole lot more strain then I expected. Granted, I try to take an active role in caring for the baby, so that's different than your typical male CEO maybe.
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by akud 11y ago
In my experience, people tend to seriously underestimate the amount of work a baby takes, and the strain it adds to relationships, work life, and emotional health. I certainly did. I think it's reasonable for investors to wonder if a p
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by akud 11y ago
One interesting thing about this data is that it records responses to questions of symptoms, so it's more resistant to bias then, e.g. ADHD diagnoses.
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Study Has Recorded Increasing Anxiety Symptoms Since the 1930s(nymag.com)
1 points by akud 11y ago|1 comments
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In San Francisco and Rooting for a Tech Slowdown(nytimes.com)
57 points by akud 11y ago|98 comments
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by akud 11y ago
Parallels between gilded age sf and today?
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by akud 11y ago
He's leaving because of the pc culture. http://www.stephenfry.com/2016/02/15/peedinthepool/
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by akud 11y ago
The problem was programmers between B and X didn't refactor to update the abstraction with their new understanding of the domain, and to better meet likely business requirements. When programmer A introduces an abstraction, it's n
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by akud 11y ago
The author addresses this towards the end of the piece, arguing that translators would be obliged to preserve the stylistic cues from the original: > We could go further and ask, Would it really be possible to create an English translati
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Ask HN: Source of quote about early software engineering
1 points by akud 11y ago|0 comments
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by akud 11y ago
I like how this is explores so many aspects of life in an art piece that feels native to the web. The different lines highlight class divides. The form itself causes the user to wait between quotes, creating empathy with those in line. Over
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Waiting in line in New York(nytimes.com)
2 points by akud 11y ago|1 comments
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Potential Economic Effects of Ashley Madison Hack(nytimes.com)
1 points by akud 11y ago|1 comments
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Jack Dorsey and Other Twitter Insiders Make Show of Support(nytimes.com)
22 points by akud 11y ago|17 comments
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by akud 11y ago
DLM minimization doesn't seem to be a generative feature of language, just a constraint. Languages have to be understood and used by humans, and all this paper seems to show is that humans have limitations on working memory. Anything,
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Why you can’t trust journalism(fusion.net)
3 points by akud 11y ago|0 comments
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by akud 11y ago
It can be beneficial for maintenance as it helps avoid overly-large methods and monolith objects.
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Lazy Recursion in Java with Streams(akudlick.wordpress.com)
2 points by akud 11y ago|1 comments