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by ddfu 13y ago
The article neglects to mention that he's requiring his neighbors to sign non-disclosure agreements as a condition of leasing the houses back. Money talks. See Guardian's coverage - "Mark Zuckerberg extends privacy settings t
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by ddfu 13y ago
Sure, Product(RED) is designed to help you feel better about buying stuff you don't really need, but the high marketing spend is hardly much different than other charities. It's a "why not?" but don't assume you&#x2
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by ddfu 13y ago
I've also spent extensive time overseas, in various east Asian countries including Japan and China (Beijing, Hong Kong) with short visits to others (Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia). The image of middle-class Americans looking like rich
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by ddfu 13y ago
Trick question. No service does, only your own.
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by ddfu 13y ago
Some wouldn't mind their open-source software integrated into high-frequency trading systems and military munitions, and others either object on moral terms or wish to be paid fairly for such lucrative use. Do you think programmers shouldn'
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by ddfu 13y ago
Yeah, whatever. The only thing worse than Excel is the typical corporate-developed big Java application produced by a bloated team of mediocre programmers grown to further some middle manager's empire-building desire rather than to produce
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by ddfu 14y ago
Usual half-explanation. The CTO works on behalf of the startup's investors, working towards efficiency, calculating performance metrics and revenue/expense figures and whatever else the guys providing the money need to see. This is an execu