backtoyoujim

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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
I think that manufacturers have been busy pushing small screen pixel density for tablets & phones. So there has been a race just not the forefront at the large display or laptop markets.
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This just reaffirms my prognostication that Bezos and Clarkson will end in fisticuffs.
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"And for the most part, very livable." That is the definition of flyover country.
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
Yeah. Mob justice is not some tool of the oppressed. The US had something like 5400 lynching between 1880 and 1980. It seems that a culture steeped in that behavior would help the internet like the winds help a roof fire.
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"Attempting to have that conversation just means open-ended delay." Isn't that the point? To slow this down because perhaps the people driving "innovation" are insulated from its disruptive effects?
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
Does anyone on HN "work" for either of Uber or Lyft? There seems to be a lot "uber workers this" and "lyft workers that" without much substance.
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
to wit from the article: The performance evaluation covered 19 months and concluded that Davis “displays a complete lack of objectivity combined with a clear bias against the police in spite of his own lengthy police career.” That is a serp
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I thought this was known that the cat came back the very next day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bETCusT5kNM
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From the wikipedia page about the 1929 crash ... this part was very telling: "The market would not return to the peak closing of September 3, 1929 until November 23, 1954."
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
"..., since making videos appear more popular than they actually are can help lead to genuine virality." "genuine virality" is a term I need to think about for a while.
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U of Oregon has had a similar with ducks and mice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Duck#Relationship_w... .
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Unless you could make an app for that ... then get it funded.
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So irony is responsible for "punch the monkey" ?
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I would settle for s-corps.
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The title of that wsj blog should be "U.S. Schools Expelled About 3% Chinese Students For Cheating Which Is Below National Average".
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His boardgamegeek page: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamedesigner/1630/john-nash
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Was I employed there?
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
> he REIT is making an investment in the housing; they're due a return That is not how investments work. No one is "due" anything. You seem to be saying strong-arm tactics are OK on vulnerable populations because profit
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
I wake from nightmares worlds where "aging" is cured but "forgetting" becomes broken.
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Your boss who wants to have metrics/results/widgets to show her boss when she wants them. edit: it ain't a daycare.
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But the safety net requires companies to absorb the risk that start-ups pass on to the work force. How would a small company get around the cost of doing business where labor is actually valued?
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Is this really a problem ? I was under the impression that the vast majority of start-ups 1. fail or 2. require employees to expend huge effort while the lion's share of the revenue gain is made by the C-level officers. Why would an Eu
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
I think that I left software development just as these schemes where becoming en vogue. Being on the outside of the industry and reading about all of these acronyms of "how to succeed with great apes" ... it reminds me of being in
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by backtoyoujim 11y ago
The Scarlet Twitter.