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by bitcuration 13y ago
Generally, a technical interview is meant for you to beat their best technical person in the team, either for the knowledge of cleverness, so everyone adore you in order to pass the interview. Yet it is well known that most technically tale
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by bitcuration 13y ago
However, now it's time seriously think about programming robots. I want tell computer what I want to do and the computer shall figure it out by itself, including writing code.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Hangout is a decent alternative, or Facebook messenger. Both are moving fast to mobile phone number based.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Yep, what has happened in Asia alarmed Facebook and jack up this deal's price, pretty obviously. What weechat and line have achieved can be easily perceived on whatsup, that scared Facebook.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Another sign Microsoft needs smarter people. The bright ones probably have left the building, promoting B team will not solve the problem.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The new era is becoming more entrepreneur encouraged. Totally agree good employee in corporate is a completely waste of life. People just need time to transition their mind from good old 70's. There is no more evil Soviet Union, the
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by bitcuration 13y ago
In short, working with computer is easy, working with people is hard. This is also reflected by salary. It pays to have the skill communicate, influence, or manipulate people. Most programmer job is simply translate others thought to lang
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The mystery of procrastination is essentially you've lost the compelling, whether is it external or internal, motivation or obligation, deep down you absolutely hate it since it has turned into a pure taxing to your brain and your subc
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by bitcuration 13y ago
He is not a sales guy, that's clear. However, having a geeky technologist than sales person as the boss is always a morale booster to technology company. This could well be a strong sign that Microsoft future focus would be hardly in
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Microsoft has a long history of being focus on the marketing of developers, even as the main strategy to prevail and control the corporate IT market. Having a CEO who shares a similar culture background as more than half the population of
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Great leader if efficiency and productivity are the expectation. In most of cases, politician, not leader is the one who climb to the top, because efficiency and productivity are not priorities in society and most of corporate. Only in the
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Rather than taking the perspective of enterprise guy vs. consumer guy, Ballmer as well as most other Microsoft executives are operational guy. The notion of moving towards where the profit is, is indicative of that. They work on Wall Stre
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by bitcuration 13y ago
I'm scrapping this page right now into pocket. If it's worth archiving, it goes to Evernote afterwords. The more important question is how I can archive to my home USB drive, aka personal cloud, with some ready to use page scrapp
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Consider IBM is lucky to fool Lenovo into it. It puzzles me what's in the world has Lenovo been thinking to spend that much money on that. Different from thinkpad, x86 server business is already doomed. Might Lenovo see a private da
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Look the bright side, automation is the reason everyone in the first world now live like the 1% of the third world, as well as the 1% from any human history. How to fiddling through the coming automation without unrest the society is the on
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Exactly what I was looking for. Awesome work.
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Ask HN: Is there any open source web based mind map?
1 points by bitcuration 13y ago|0 comments
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The bottom line is what the business problem you try to resolve. Helping broker is would be profit prohibitive to brokers, hence the slow tech adoption rate. Now if look from consumer's view, a big problem is to identify what a fair
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The easy answer to the question is exactly where the cloud was heading up until NSA made the news. The problem was never the the hardware nor is it software as the author reckoned, it is the data. At the bottom of this is a collection of
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Insightful about Steve Jobs.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The problem is not the initiative, it is the product. Merely replicate the classroom form of education to web will not cut it. It is not people learn things once they are out of campus hence the high drop out rate. The most agitated gro
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The number of application based on block chain is booming, its significance as a technology goes way beyond monetary.
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This is your brain on religion: Uncovering the science of belief(salon.com)
7 points by bitcuration 13y ago|0 comments
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by bitcuration 13y ago
The challenge of software estimation is rooted in software engineering. As much as software wants to be called engineering, its current state of art is still craftsmanship, more of development than engineering. Hardware engineering is poss
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Trust can take care concerns of credit card transaction, banking, or privacy. But when it comes to trade secret, intellectual property, trust is irrelevant. If you're working on trust, you're on the wrong path. Traders need to k
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by bitcuration 13y ago
In that space, there have been many quant tools/online communities, smartquant, openquant etc., let alone weath-lab, traderstation the old school TA tools, yet none has taken off into mainstream. In the algo trading field, nobody can b
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Wish author has explained why Flipboard which is built in html5/javascript is not awfully slow like linkedin.
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by bitcuration 13y ago
Microsoft's "the third is charm" strategy is wldely known for year and tolerable since consumer is pretty much locked in by office software, and Microsoft knew about this. It is until apple spoiled consumer with perfection and true use frie