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by balozi 6y ago
This too shall pass. Ask the people that had the misfortune of being in foreign student status on the morning of September 11th, 2001.
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by balozi 6y ago
I believe that at this point most people already recognize that the information the receive -whether from mainstream sources or social networks- is doctored or massaged in some fashion, and almost always for political or commercial purposes
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by balozi 7y ago
My thoughts exactly. This seems to me like a the same old domain mining tricks circa 1996. Resume Treadstone soundtrack.
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by balozi 7y ago
This is a very strange Mckinsey-esque document. 1) Is this really a roadmap? 2) What does "Modify the Stay-at-Home Order" actually mean? 3) Is the state staking CA's economy and wellbeing on its ability to accomplishing the
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by balozi 7y ago
Turns out most adults don't actually know how to properly wash their hands.
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by balozi 7y ago
Predictions: Reddit will make the next list.
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by balozi 7y ago
Spinning this as a union busting move is disingenuous at best.
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by balozi 7y ago
The only thing worse than the data transfer costs is explaining them to your non-cloud-savvy stakeholders. Go ahead, try explain this sh*t to your board.
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by balozi 7y ago
Good idea. May i suggest that you clarify right off the bat what the ideological leaning on the platform are. Save half the country some time.
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by balozi 7y ago
NCAA should be counting on the fact that more states will adopt California's stance on this issue.
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by balozi 7y ago
A less techie theory: Witness the rise of the Google Skeptical Search user. In essence, Google search users maybe developing an attitude of skepticism towards the quality and usefulness of the results they receive. It started with news sear
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by balozi 7y ago
This is great! I applaud this effort. Let everyone back their beliefs and principles with their own money.
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by balozi 7y ago
Call me cynical but that piece reads like an ad. Normally you see this sort of articles when an entity is trying to raise it's profile for some reason. Maybe a funding round coming up, asset sale, IPO, etc.
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by balozi 7y ago
I would imagine that the legal huddles alone (obtaining work authorization for instance) would present a multi-year mind-numbing experience, even with the advantage of deep pockets and well-heeled legal.
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by balozi 7y ago
Why stop at price controls on housing? Why not just go bravely into the full-blown confiscation and redistribution of private property.
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by balozi 7y ago
We probably don't want all powerful entities in the world working together on anything anyway. Nothing good can come of that. A diverse range of localized solutions reacting to local experiences and problems is better than top-down cen
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by balozi 7y ago
"Don't rely on PayPal. They're less professional than a kid selling juice next to the road." I am constantly surprised that in this age businesses are still surprised by PayPal shenanigans. I remember coming to the same
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by balozi 8y ago
The facial-recognition tech race has already been lost to the Chinese anyway.
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by balozi 8y ago
I agree with their assessment. That's why they should sell both of them to me for $1 Million. Hey Verizon, if you happen to read this, I will take that burden off your hands. PM me!
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by balozi 8y ago
Hehehe...yeah, happens sometimes. Thanks for catching that, fellow serf.
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by balozi 8y ago
I'm sorry, but yours is supremely paternalistic analysis borne of a believe that your fellow citizens are too stupid to have agency or act in their own interests. And there is nothing visionary about China's great firewall since a
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by balozi 8y ago
RH + IBM is like making a bad thing much much worse.
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by balozi 8y ago
I should invest in an arbitration-as-a-service startup.
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by balozi 8y ago
I'm calling it now: 6-3. Thomas, Roberts, Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan in the six. Thomas has made his position clear about this in the past, Roberts sensibilities are often libertarian, and the others are liberals.
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by balozi 8y ago
OK: Shipping billions of bug-ridden chips NOT OK: Dipping your pen in the company ink
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by balozi 8y ago
Wait, what?! Ramesh Balwani was Ms. Holmes's boyfriend? I don't recall seeing that covered anywhere else before.
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by balozi 8y ago
$7.5 Billion is a lot of money for GitHub. Just saying...
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by balozi 8y ago
"Damaging to society" is a a very subjective concept. The segment of society benefiting from said commingling of big government and big business might disagree with the assertion that their role is "damaging" to the broa
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by balozi 9y ago
They are coming for porn next.
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by balozi 9y ago
I would really like to know which school produced the idea that maximizing shareholder returns IS NOT the primary imperative of any commercial enterprise. Note the vast majority of corporations are not public and their only shareholders are

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