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17y ago
What about all the generic containers for coke, such as the 12 oz can or the 2 liter bottle? They're the same as most of the other mainstream soft drinks, at least in the USA.
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Average wages need to be $50,000 or less: From WSJ: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB2000142405274870453490457513... Tax credits for businesses: Businesses with fewer than 25 employees and average wages of less than $50,000 could qualify f
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> In most cases their requirements are well-understood by both the builders and the users. Software has the luxury of the ability to have rapid change in the hands of users. Web startups are a good example. Even desktop software is a
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Web sites that can take a punch
(web.mit.edu)
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Creating Apps Just for Cars
(technologyreview.com)
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Does it contain the Ultimate Question?
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Well, that's the difference between a black box and a white box.
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I agree, and as I said, it really doesn't matter. The vast majority of people are going to get what they need through Google, and to a lessor extent, the other search engines.
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Doesn't matter. Most will be found by Google search.
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How lightweight are you talking? Are you looking for a hosted tool (like fogbugz) or are you definitely going to manage/host it yourself? I've been using Jira, and there's a $10 version for small groups. Whatever you chose, make sure of one
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So from the open req page: You know C/C++ like the back of your hand. So are they looking for C OR C++ programmers, either may apply? or are they looking for strong understanding of the nuances of both C and C++? I encounter a lot of "C
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Hunting Mobile Threats in Memory
(technologyreview.com)
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The RadViz Approach to Visualization
(agocg.ac.uk)
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Slides are a crutch (but I use them too) Much better if there are very brief (3-5 page) documents with clean multivariate visualizations as appropriate. Then discuss (This is what Tufte recommends). A nice multivariate visualization method
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I predict less use of PowerPoint.
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Boiling Frog
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Add nonsmoker to the list.
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The narration about the relationship between Microsoft's "garages" and its entrenched corporate structure reminds me of the Xerox PARC story. All this invention and innovation which is orthogonal to the established corporate bread and butte
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NOAA's Tsunami Warning System
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NOAA does a lot of cool stuff. Data collected from Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART) and modeled with the Method of Splitting Tsunami (MOST) model. http://nctr.pmel.noaa.gov/Dart http://nctr.pmel.noaa.gov/model.html
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Tsunami Forecasting
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Gini Coefficient
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Sentiment Classification for Online Consumer Reviews
(scribd.com)
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Interesting but the article fails to even make a mention of information visualization or visual analytics (how are we going to sift through all that data to see the patterns to make decisions) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_visua
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Good lot it did Michael Jackson.
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Following the theme of simplicity, will he dump his wife?
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This analysis is a joke. Have you looked at the data on this page? It is inconclusive. The context is insufficient. What about overall traffic, weather, non-fatal accidents? other factors such as visiting travelers or data by county. Nowher
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Keywords: "taught" "show" "listen" "learn" Let's turn this around a little bit: I believe that instead of automotive safety belts, we should all just teach people to drive slower and more cautiously. That we we are not encumbered by restric
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Dealing With Vendors After You’ve Signed The Deal
(theaccidentalsuccessfulcio.com)
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"Until now, psychologists had thought the developing brains were not capable of the difficult art of lying until four years old." Where did the journalist get this bit of fiction from? One simple web search reveals this: "Children first beg
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