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by czr80 14y ago
Actually, it does both - capturing consumer surplus for buyers who pay more than the average and eliminating deadweight loss for buyers who pay less than the average. [Technical note: By "average" I really mean the optimal price if the prod
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by czr80 14y ago
I sympathise, but I fear the battle is lost :-) For a company, pivot = change direction. On the article: this is truly a big bet by Microsoft and fascinating to watch.
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Silicon Valley Is Not A Meritocracy (And It's A Good Thing Too)(slate.com)
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Lower pricing and simplified limits with Google Maps API(googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.nl)
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by czr80 14y ago
Thanks, these are great reads.
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by czr80 14y ago
My phone? No, I don't really care if that is updated. My handheld computer? That I definitely want to be running the latest OS.
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by czr80 14y ago
Considering the scams people fall for on the web, I'm hard pressed to see this as something Apple created - or do you think social engineering attacks didn't work before the app store?
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Meet The New Boss, Worse Than The Old Boss?(thetrichordist.wordpress.com)
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Mobile advertising: the $20B Opportunity Mirage(mondaynote.com)
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What Steve Jobs left untouched(gizmodo.com)
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Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss(thetrichordist.wordpress.com)
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by czr80 14y ago
Serious question - how is that different from this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNMyj2ftuZA
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by czr80 14y ago
Were the papers you were trying to read in Elsevier journals? They do offer an option for people with medical conditions to get free access to papers they would like to see - don't know if that helps you, but perhaps good to know.