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Retrospective: Google Wave
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
California should have adopted public access rights like Hawaii a long time ago. For example, from http://seagrant.soest.hawaii.edu/public-access-rights : Q: How should the public access beaches and shorelines that are bloc
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Steve Jobs - Keeper of the Vision (1986)(youtube.com)
1 points by augustocallejas 13y ago|0 comments
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
One of the top comments on that page is that they loved the tone of article. Personally I hate sarcastic responses (no matter how correct you are), which sound very unprofessional. I hope to see less of these types of responses in the futur
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
I remembered Google had an option to block certain domains from your search results, but that feature was removed last year: http://www.webmonkey.com/2013/03/google-discontinues-site-bl...
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/10/the-sham...
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The Internet could suffer if companies start paying your wireless bill(qz.com)
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
On my college freshman orientation sheet, I put down counting binary by finger as something "interesting" I knew. Afterwards , I felt silly but now that there is a dedicated Wikipedia page, I feel better.
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The Sad Story Behind Yahoo's Latest Startup Acquisition: Ptch(businessinsider.com)
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Why Target and Coke are setting up tech incubators in India(qz.com)
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
I found this post highly insincere and filed with veiled bitterness. Regardless, I see the potential in the market for online expertise and would recommend aligning yourself with some verticals to provide some needed focus.
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NYT: BlackBerry, a classic business school case study in "Commitment Escalation"(nytimes.com)
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They should at least allow subscribers who have paying subscriptions to comment.
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
> I'd love to see an Excel designed-from-scratch that scratches the same itches of approachability and user-friendliness but with an awareness of Excel's failings and without obsessing over the spreadsheet metaphor. Something i
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by augustocallejas 13y ago
From the article: > Weymouth said the decision to sell The Post sprang from annual budget discussions she had with Graham late last year. “We talked about whether [The Washington Post Co.] was the right place to house The Post,” she said