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by curiouscats 15y ago
It seems to me that the most effective solutions might well be not very splashy at all. If people can easily find content they would like (that are controlled by those that are not bent on attacking the people - so like the crazy behavior w
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by curiouscats 15y ago
I didn't say those in other rich countries take it more for granted that the currently rich Singaporeans. Kids today in Singapore have an entitled attitude similar to (probably not quite as extreme, but still...) that of kids in the USA.
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by curiouscats 15y ago
World Bank ranking: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/10/10-easiest-countrie... Granted most any subjective ranking has plenty of room for argument. There isn't likely truly any clearly #1 for "setting up a business" as so much depen
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by curiouscats 15y ago
- successful economic development (those born in rich countries seem to take richness for granted. It is very valuable to those being born the country for the country to be rich. Singapore is now rich. It was poor just 40 years ago) - s
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Maslow: To deal with authoritarians, take for the bastards that they are(management.curiouscatblog.net)
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by curiouscats 16y ago
Actually I think they might be including in page info try the pivot view. I am not sure if that is what you mean. The data actually seems better than I could get in the old view. But jeez getting to it a pain. I really can't imagine ho
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by curiouscats 16y ago
I agree, without the ability to easily prioritize the features I will have to abandon github issues. It was also extremely lame to "upgrade" everyone to version 2 and lose all the data the users had put into their issues for the priority o
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by curiouscats 17y ago
It is not a right. Whether a company tries to rip you off with exorbitant prices or lousy service is just a function of their lack of respect for customers. Obviously it is cheap to provide decent WiFi (as staying at numerous cheap hotels