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Former Volkswagen engineer pleads guilty over role in emissions scandal(online.wsj.com)
1 points by danem 10y ago|0 comments
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by danem 10y ago
The Galaxy S7 is water proof and sports a typical headphone jack.
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China's Didi Chuxing to Acquire Rival Uber's Chinese Operations(wsj.com)
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by danem 10y ago
I think they are saying "speak for yourself".
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Volkswagen to Pay Over $10B in Emissions Settlement(online.wsj.com)
1 points by danem 10y ago|0 comments
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by danem 10y ago
This is exactly the kind of irrational, sensationalist, FUD the parent was talking about. Do you honestly believe that the moment Assange steps foot outside the embassy, he's a dead man walking?
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179 Artists Urge Congress to Update DCMA(pitchfork.com)
2 points by danem 10y ago|1 comments
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What Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway” Trial Says About Copyright’s Blurred Lines(pitchfork.com)
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by danem 10y ago
What kind of questions exactly? It seems to me that having such powerful, influential, former members of government on your board would be highly valuable in navigating the difficult regulatory environment companies in this industry face.
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Investors Pull Cash from Hedge Funds(wsj.com)
1 points by danem 11y ago|0 comments
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Foxconn's Deal for Sharp in Question(wsj.com)
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by danem 11y ago
Samsung recently released a watch that somewhat matches your description. http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/gear-s2/
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Pandora to Acquire Ticketfly(investor.pandora.com)
2 points by danem 11y ago|0 comments
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by danem 11y ago
> Both the IMF and the public agreed with him. From my reading of the IMF report abstract, it seems that they believe the debt is unsustainable given that Greece didn't follow the plan laid out in the 2012 framework. Hardly a change
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Yanis Varoufakis Abruptly Resigns as Greek Finance Minister(nytimes.com)
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The Madness of Descent(wsj.com)
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At Success Academy Charter Schools, Polarizing Methods and Superior Results(nytimes.com)
4 points by danem 12y ago|0 comments
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by danem 12y ago
There was quite a long discussion about this on the Haskell subreddit this past week[1], and indeed this topic seems to always be something newcomers get caught up with. My advice is to use the language until you gain an intuition for them
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by danem 12y ago
The economist Ronald Coase wrote a very interesting (and brief) history on the FCC, and makes a compelling argument for the use of auctions to grant rights to spectrums. While long, I think the article is well worth reading. http:/&#x
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by danem 14y ago
This comment was more of a response to the discussion surrounding the whole "flat design" trend. Perhaps I should have responded to a particular comment, but my thoughts on the subject weren't specific to any one person's opinions. My thoug
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by danem 14y ago
I'm confused as to why people seem to think that only designs featuring large blocks of color and strong accents qualify as "flat UI". What is this 'style' a reaction to? Gradients? Drop shadows? What for? Does anyone really think that empl
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by danem 14y ago
A more famous, and perhaps more interesting version of this observation can be found here: http://www.econlib.org/library/Essays/rdPncl1.html
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by danem 14y ago
The application in your screenshot doesn't suffer from a lack of gradients and drop shadows. The problem is the almost uniform treatment of every element of the interface. This isn't a problem with "flat design" ( whatever that is ) but poo
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by danem 14y ago
Where is the contrast? edw519's past remarks remain consistent with the one you've linked to in your comment. Expressing the idea that Aaron should be expected take responsibility for his actions does not imply any ill will on edw519's part
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by danem 14y ago
That's a separate matter entirely. The point being discussed is whether Aaron did in fact violate the law. I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone here who believed Aaron deserved the sentence or the prosecution brought upon him, but p
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by danem 14y ago
I never suggested that the work of Ruder, Brockmann, or Rand was the highest echelon reachable by a designer. I never meant to suggest that theirs is the only aesthetic worth emulating or admiring. They are merely prominent examples of desi
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by danem 14y ago
Please show me some research, or even anecdotal evidence supporting the claim that black makes people uncomfortable. Furthermore, the idea that designs which deviate from physical counterparts, are "strange" or "uncomfortable" is completely
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by danem 14y ago
I don't understand how accurate representation of color becomes a concern in the areas graphic design. Sure, black is almost never a good choice when practicing any sort of representational art. Mixing it with other pigment in a effort to d