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American Trees Are Moving West(theatlantic.com)
63 points by bushido 9y ago|24 comments
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Mobile Enterprise Predictions – Catch Up or Perish(linkedin.com)
1 points by bushido 10y ago|0 comments
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5 myths about enterprise software in a mobile world(linkedin.com)
1 points by bushido 10y ago|0 comments
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The Great Ethnic Food Lie(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by bushido 10y ago|4 comments
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by bushido 11y ago
Obama's Librarian Of Congress Nominee Supports Open Access, Fights Surveillance or Obama's New Librarian Of Congress Nominee Fights Surveillance & Pro Open Access or Obama's New Librarian Of Congress Nominee: Fights Surve
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by bushido 11y ago
Been seeing a growing number of AI/Machine Learning for email entrants. The outlook plugin looks like a feature that I've not seen with similar apps. Another app that I've played around with recently is BrainBlox[0]. [0] htt
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From niche to global domination: why it’s hard to scale a SaaS for SMBs(medium.com)
2 points by bushido 11y ago|0 comments
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Blood Type Matters for Brain Health(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by bushido 11y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
I like the idea. Personally for me I would've liked to see the start-ups that did not get through interviews for YC etc. Nothing against having the ones who made it through YC etc. too, but these have already been vetted by people we a
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by bushido 12y ago
Further reading. http://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-14-African-countries-ar...
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by bushido 12y ago
Actually the big reason why it may have worked back in the day for CNET was because it was CNET. Thought these days a news sitemap suffices. I would personally still add the 3+ digit unique number to the permalinks and eventually if necessa
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by bushido 12y ago
Forbes has an article on Churchill using these words.[0] [0] http://www.forbes.com/sites/geoffloftus/2012/05/09/if-youre-...
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by bushido 12y ago
> This discussion is just going around in circles with nobody adding real useful commentary to the discussion other than "I perceive Apple's software quality to be worse based on my own anecdotal experience." This opinion
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Uber Faces Legal Action in India Following Arrest of Rape Suspect(techcrunch.com)
4 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
I think baddox may have meant it like "Yeah, right". That and "Right" are often spoken with a hint of sarcasm when disagreeing with said statement. Also, I never said a casual book club member of library goer fits the de
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by bushido 12y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking of posting when I read the article. I know a lot of people who could be classified under the "information addict" category. Two decades ago they would've most likely been regulars at a
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When Heineken Bottles Were Square(smithsonianmag.com)
5 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
Congratulations, for aptly demonstrating how ad hominem attacks work.
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by bushido 12y ago
> No, no distress here at all Sarcasm noted. I am not saying that there is no distress. But, all I have tried to do is give light to missing information. There is always some bias and opinions that bleed through. But everything I have
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by bushido 12y ago
We maybe digressing a tad, but that link isn't proving much in relation to necessities of accepting TARP. If one takes into consideration that 4 days after that email was written Goldman announced a $5 billion investment into GS from W
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by bushido 12y ago
You're somewhat correct. They became a bank holding company on Sep 21st, 2008. It was a Sunday; CEOs of all financial companies worth noting were being held in Paulson's office to accept the conditions of TARP. The TARP funds foll
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by bushido 12y ago
Nope not in the financial industry. Consult in tech, Marketing Engineer of sorts. Have applied to YC before. In 2008 however I was very much involved in the financial markets, as an independent options and quant trader(avoiding calling myse
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by bushido 12y ago
I read this article. They mention TARP, they just never called it TARP. The whole premise of the article is based on the activities of a regulated bank, which has everything to go with TARP. > They mention: - Goldman Sachs became a regul
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by bushido 12y ago
TARP was not a gift. It was an ultimatum that was forced on Goldman, Morgan Stanley and a few others.[0] Somethings worked out for them, BUT they did give up quite a lot along the way. Regardless the article is not well balanced and present
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by bushido 12y ago
I agree they are different and stated that as such. Yet that regulation cannot exist without this Right. And the regulation is required to limit the abuse this Right can bestow on users. This is a tricky one, because the right and the law a
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by bushido 12y ago
Those two statements from a legal (writing) perspective are mutually exclusive, sort of. One is a Right and the other is a law. But both need to exist is some form to make the other possible. Also, they both require the same technology to b
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Thanks Hacker News (2012)(jaretmanuel.com)
1 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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Flow battery(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by bushido 12y ago|0 comments
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by bushido 12y ago
Please correct me if I am wrong. Wasn't there a cost associated with using these washrooms? I recall reading a study that surveyed people and found: a. The primary target market found the cost to high b. The primary market who had alwa
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by bushido 12y ago
Depends on how the alleged siphoning occurred. Something like a dividend payout is most likely not a crime and in my humble opinion it should not be a crime, because it may set a very dangerous presidence. Not saying that the panent troll m

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