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by alttab 11y ago
A seminal piece from that author, and is still relevant 8 years later.
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by alttab 11y ago
The video shows its really, really, loud. $25M for a selfie stick seems like a little much. Now, if you have an intelligent drone that follows me and takes videos and pictures and automatically makes movies out of it, plays theme music whil
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by alttab 11y ago
The flier even went out of the way to call the leaders "male." Lemme guess, it was designed by a male, too.
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by alttab 11y ago
At some companies, divulging performance or personal issues about an ex-employee could land you in a lot of trouble. Be sure you're clear to talk about previous employees freely. If a company goes around and bad-mouths every employee t
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by alttab 11y ago
My guess is they are moving loss leaders towards customers that have a higher life-time value, and want to minimize sales to unloyal customers that cost them on a transaction basis.
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by alttab 11y ago
The article confesses the author doesn't know Ruby. Also, the "blog platform" shouldn't require command line knowledge. Kinda defeats the purpose of blog software, honestly.
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by alttab 11y ago
http://talkobamato.me/synthesize.py?speech_key=a9d0ebbb657c7...
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by alttab 11y ago
In my mind - this is apples and oranges. Within my organization we have both Tableau, and 5 data scientists. We are operating at a fairly large scale, so Tableau can't handle our data directly. Ultimately, we use our own backend (along
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by alttab 11y ago
Yeah I get scared when I see that one. They are literally tone deaf.
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by alttab 11y ago
It'd make more sense if they carried it - but advertised their own products heavily around it. At least they would be honest about the "selection" game. But let's be honest - Amazon devices push more people into Prime, A
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I'd argue that Photos will be an exception. But I'm also arguably a fan boy.
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And it's ignoring culture.
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by alttab 11y ago
Your argument is suggesting that there are enough people in the market using their tax deductions as a strategy for paying their mortgages. I'd argue that if you are that close to not being able to afford your mortgage, you won't
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by alttab 11y ago
Either you're wrong, or I'm about to learn something. Explain?
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What are you talking about? Mortgage interest deduction determines how much money a private person pays in taxes to the federal government each year, relative to their income minus deductions. It does not directly impact home sale price.
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Trust me, its not mortgage interest rate deductions that are driving up demand and prices for homes. Overseas buyers paying all cash are driving up prices - and stock markets pumped full of zero interest cash are causing soaring prices. If
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by alttab 11y ago
Disagree. I've owned 3 homes and my mortgage interest deduction made no difference on whether or not I purchased. The difference between renting and owning is income, savings rate, and lifestyle. If you can't afford to buy, you ei
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by alttab 11y ago
$0 an hour is life's true minimum wage.
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by alttab 11y ago
What if having a big family brings me joy? If welfare and basic income provide the support I need to have a huge family without being productive, why would I choose to live a life that is inconsistent with my life's motivations? Why wo
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by alttab 11y ago
The mortgage interest deduction "hurts" only government tax revenues. Raising the tide on minimum wage impacts every business that has employees, regardless of what their cost structure is. What if your business worked in such a w
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by alttab 11y ago
It would completely remove the necessity to be productive. That can't turn out well. What's preventing me from having as many babies as I can knowing that they too will not have to work or find a job to be supported? I know this w
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by alttab 11y ago
>> On top of all, what we really need is a platform-agnostic solution to app streaming that truly overcomes content delivery and discoverability problems. Hilarious. Yeah, it's called HTML/CSS and we should have been leaning
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by alttab 11y ago
4 for Java, 2 for Ruby and javscript. Essentially, 4 for anything in an IDE, and 2 for VIM :)
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by alttab 11y ago
Traps are for the insecure. I just write to memory without checking bounds or asking questions. No one has ever tried to call me.
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by alttab 11y ago
I looked for trademarks on the emoticons, but it's true I didn't look very hard. Gray area for me as I am not a lawyer and smileys all look the same after 15 years. I see other shirts with like symbols so I went with it. Total duh
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Facebook Reactions T-Shirts
5 points by alttab 11y ago|5 comments
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by alttab 11y ago
This article does nothing to explain anything that Zuckerberg said that might illuminate his position. All he said, according to this article, was: "I don’t think building back doors is the way to go, so we’re pretty sympathetic to Tim
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Why Apple needs to make such a big deal about privacy but Google doesn't(businessinsider.com)
1 points by alttab 11y ago|0 comments
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by alttab 11y ago
I wonder if the algorithm to differentiate CEOs and VCs was novel. Well done!
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Protocols solve problems. Whats the problem being solved?

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