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Can you share any insight into what went wrong?
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How would feel about the data being shared with a prospective employer, perhaps sold to them as part of a recruitment service?
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The world’s most popular web sites
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Congress is perfectly free to pass laws overturning previous laws, get them through the Senate and have the President sign them into law. That's how the system works. Congress should not be free to demand arbitrary changes to laws as a
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The NSA probably is building profiles on many people. But so are Google, Facebook, etc. The real problem is not the NSA (well, not just the NSA) - it's the inherent design of the internet. We're trying to live private lives on pub
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Princeton Sues Princeton for a Share of Its Patent Millions
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Why is it emotionally easier to spend $5 on a coffee vs spending $5 on an app? I have a theory on this - I think we price experiences differently from objects, and have a much higher bar for buying an object vs buying an experience. And I t
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News: Personalised or serendipitous?
(mondaynote.com)
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Well, prestige is used as currency precisely because we as a society need a mechanism to generate knowledge that isn't (immediately) commercializable. I, for one, would find it tragic if we lost that.
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This seems to prove too much. Either all scientists are irrational, or they get some real value out of the journals system.
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Wikipedia, first hit on Google: "Global cooling was a conjecture during the 1970s of imminent cooling of the Earth's surface and atmosphere culminating in a period of extensive glaciation. This hypothesis had little support in the
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Apple launches faster iMacs with 802.11ac WiFi, Pro graphics, improved Flash
(9to5mac.com)
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Platform updates and the rate of innovation
(ben-evans.com)
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AirDrop and app discovery
(ben-evans.com)
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My view is that it's a fine article, that correctly identifies the issues that you need to address to make a prediction about the market. That's a good piece of analysis. His actual prediction is beside the point - he laid it out
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When? iOS never had the dominant share (globally) - that passed from Symbian to Android.
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So, I read the article and your summary is very poor - quite intellectually dishonest, really. He clearly lays out the conditions which would have to hold for Android to grow significantly, and it turned out that they were met (Nokia collap
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S is for Service
(asymco.com)
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Americans. Always holding out hope that the next superman will rescue them from themselves. I blame Hollywood.
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On Coase’s Two Famous Theorems
(afinetheorem.wordpress.com)
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Mirrors, cameras and cultural evolution
(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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The Non-Libertarian FAQ (aka Why I Hate Your Freedom)
(raikoth.net)
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I'm not sure - if private companies maintain these databases, wouldn't it be easy for a hypothetical corrupt government to access them?
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If you have sufficient karma (500, last I knew) you can downvote comments.
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Means "Not in service", for those wondering.
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I'm guessing you mean "cardinal" but I'm not going to click that link at work :-)
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Do our brains pay a price for GPS?
(bostonglobe.com)
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Indeed, Apple is doomed.
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No.
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The FBI is meant to deal with domestic terrorism. The NSA's remit is foreign signals intelligence.
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