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by brd 14y ago
Largest ones I've come across: http://lejournaldelaphotographie.com/fullscreen/1677
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by brd 14y ago
This sale to Alibaba has been in the works for a long time, theres no chance that the Aliyun OS incident has anything to do with it. The timelines just don't match up.
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Ask HN: What are the best resources for learning CSS?
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by brd 14y ago
Actually, female attempt rates are higher than male. There are a variety of factors that come into play but essentially females choose methods of suicide that are less effective so male rates ultimately end up higher.
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by brd 14y ago
I also found this surprising. While penalties at some schools may seem extreme I think expulsion, immediate failure of the class, etc are perfectly reasonable consequences. Catching a student cheating isn't very easy, its shockingly common,
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Study shows blank ads on Facebook get as many clicks as average ad(www2.macleans.ca)
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Google faces new Street View data controversy(guardian.co.uk)
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Castle Story by Sauropod Studio - the next Minecraft?(kickstarter.com)
2 points by brd 14y ago|1 comments
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by brd 14y ago
Either could be correct in this case but I'd say "Good ol' boy" is more accurate. "Old boy" network has a more specific meaning (childhood colleagues) vs. "Good ol' boy" which just implies cronyism.
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by brd 14y ago
This situation sounds painfully familiar. Ultimately it comes down to whether or not you can find someone with enough influence that will support you. A few tips: 1) Build demos and/or sneak in good code when you can. There will always be a
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Register.com Betrays a Customer, newest development in Oatmeal saga(pubcit.typepad.com)
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by brd 14y ago
Looking at this from Google's perspective I can't really blame them for what they're doing although its unfortunate they aren't being more forthcoming with you. Your app, while a great idea, has serious privacy ramifications and Google will
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by brd 14y ago
Does anyone have any information on APIs being available for this? It certainly has potential but out of the box its a cool toy at best.
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Comcast Protests “Shake Down” of Alleged BitTorrent Pirates(torrentfreak.com)
12 points by brd 14y ago|3 comments
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by brd 14y ago
Since the very beginning this entire concept has seemed horribly misguided. I get that we need to expand the range of possible domain names but is this really the way to do it? It seems like 1 part extortion, 1 part destruction of a free in
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by brd 14y ago
Depends on your definition of slacker... The original article says "Getting air on a 10 foot tall ramp with a skateboard? Also cool." yet most people would describe a skateboarder as a slacker. I think being around people that aren't necess
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Google Makes Shopping Site Pay-to-Play(online.wsj.com)
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Google Glasses as soon as next year?(hothardware.com)
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by brd 14y ago
Food for thought: SAP had been going down the path of being a dual stack company, using both Java and ABAP. The Java side was being invested in to provide better (i.e. more modern) integration capabilities and Oracle's acquisition of Sun su
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The 1 Percent’s Problem(vanityfair.com)
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by brd 14y ago
I thought the same thing, it was seriously distracting for me. Its kind of amazing that they gave him such little direction about his body language.
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China clears Google, Motorola merger: Deal to close 'within days'(news.cnet.com)
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by brd 14y ago
original source: http://blog.newrelic.com/2012/05/18/infographic-top-performi... and direct link to the infographic: http://blog.newrelic.com/wp-content/uploads/PaymentGateway-I...
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Infographic: Top Performing Payment Gateways(blog.newrelic.com)
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U.S. Solar Tariffs on Chinese Cells(bloomberg.com)
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by brd 14y ago
I'd imagine that they're doing a form of A/B testing geographically. All other things equal, its easy enough to only do an ad campaign within a certain radius of a dealership and measure the change in that dealership to others in the state.
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by brd 14y ago
The Omnivore's Dilemma (Michael Pollan) goes into more detail on the history of the food boom in the 1970s and its link to obesity. Its a great read for anyone interested. Essentially we got hit with a one-two punch of food price paranoia a
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Wild Elephants gather inexplicably, mourn death of “Elephant Whisperer”(delightmakers.com)
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by brd 14y ago
What? This is most certainly not the best option. As a U.S. citizen you are required to pay taxes on income earned worldwide and from my understanding you can only deduct up to ~95k in 2012. From what I've read, being a US citizen and worki
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by brd 14y ago
Sure, the search page is where intent happens so that makes sense. Doing a bit of digging, it looks like the network generates just shy of a 3rd but 37B/3 is not really something to scoff at. I would imagine from a marketers perspective the

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