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by d0gsbody 13y ago
I bet there will be more now.
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
Off-topic, but Alamogordo is a beautiful area. Very close to the White Sands National Monument. If anyone is ever in that area, I'd recommend visiting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Sands_National_Monument
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
Hah! When i was younger and trying to educate myself into a higher class, I read a couple of his books. The only good one was From Beirut to Jerusalem, which was published in 1989. Everything after that was just crappy analogies. I really
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
"I had to email their support and explain that I had not even used their application yet, and then they reset my trial." How many clients get lost in this kind of shuffle? Millions. Eliminating this sort of pain point could save many comp
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
Tom Friedman quit writing real articles back in the 90s.
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
Although I do enjoy the Economist's coverage of subjects like Africa, EU politics, book reviews, and obituaries, I find their coverage of American politics to sometimes be very sub-par. A couple of examples: - Endless war-mongering. They
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
This article barely talks about its title topic.
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
State senators and representatives actually do get lobbied quite a bit.
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by d0gsbody 13y ago
Yeah, the article is poorly written. I want to share this news, but I'm going to find a different article about it.
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Reinventing the Airline Industry(judegomila.com)
1 points by d0gsbody 14y ago|0 comments
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
You should watch Discover DevTools then.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
I think a lot of American craziness stems from 3 factors: - America is a geographically enormous country, so it's pretty easy to get away from reality and cling to your views (the rural vs. urban divide). - A rapidly changing ethnic composi
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
I miss being able to unsubscribe from my annoying acquaintances. It's too socially awkward to defriend some people who post 15 inspirational messages a day.
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Finding the Command Line in a Bar Bathroom(sandberx.com)
2 points by d0gsbody 14y ago|0 comments
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Making Sharing Better(blog.quora.com)
8 points by d0gsbody 14y ago|1 comments
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
I, too, signed up for Quora once. But I don't want to sign in every time I want to browse the site. The ironic thing is that, if they'd just let people browse, they'd sign in on their own.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
The opinion and news sections of the WSJ used to always have a wall between them, editorially. That this article is appearing in the op-eds is far less surprising than the 260k infographic. I wonder if the wall is being worn down now that
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
I think the whole point is making your customers not feel spammed.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
Dammit, MLA, you had one job... This is a terrible citation format. It should cite the URL and/or the name of the publishing company (Twitter).
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
I see that you are getting it posted on Facebook pages and G+. Why not give it its own facebook promotional page? Ask all of your friends to like it, use bufferapp, etc.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
applause I also wish they would fix their current classes. A couple of bugs are keeping me from finishing their Jquery and web(original) tracks. I emailed them about it, but still doesn't work.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
Not an API, but I think they should also add classes on PHP/MySQL.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
Using a paper + pen definitely forces you to focus in on the most essential points of whatever you're listening to. Good observation, OP.
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by d0gsbody 14y ago
Undergrad classes don't teach you how to scrape: http://schoolofdata.org/handbook/recipes/scraping/