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10y ago
National Amusements (Viacom's main shareholder) isn't interested in selling to a 3rd party[1]: "To avoid any doubt, National Amusements is not willing to accept or support (i) any acquisition by a third party of either compan
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10y ago
I am Product in a large corporation, and it's a certainly a fine balance. In a previous life, I was a developer, and I dealt with similar issues. I have a lot of respect and empathy for the the Tech team. Therefore, I asked my Tech tea
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11y ago
To increase credibility: 1. You should add an "About" page and tell us about your background and what makes you best suited for providing this service 2. Give 2-3 examples of questions+answers (for 2-3 roles) to set expectations &
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11y ago
Countries like Sweden (or maybe it's the only one) also adjusts the fine for speeding according to one's income. If you make a lot, $250 fine isn't going to deter you from speeding. But $200K might (there's probably an u
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11y ago
"If you take a 3500 $ Swedish salary with all the taxes applied, your life level might be equivalent as a 7000 $ salary in US." Completely agree. I live and work in Manhattan. I love the city (!) But between Federal taxes, state t
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11y ago
This. What if OP inspected the script and highlighted potential harmful commands? Changes in security configurations, manipulation in critical libraries, start-up scripts, and so forth. Not sure how much that would help to the novice, but
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11y ago
Agreed on all the of above. However, when the going rate for daycare in NYC is $3K/month per child, you need to make an extra $50K/year (pre-tax) to just cover that (if you were to maintain your pre-kids lifestyle). Then there are
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11y ago
I'm not sure whether it's a practice everywhere, but many shops in NYC also indicate the "per unit" price: per gallon/oz/pieces etc. I use it all the time, and I wish it was mandatory by law for all products.
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12y ago
I wish there was a way to run the embedded javascript when the image is loaded. I have a legitimate use case for it (imagine you send an image URL as a JSON response and wanted to track it was loaded, or send other params back to the servic
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12y ago
You can find many of them on Etsy
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12y ago
@doppenhe - any hunch as to how well it would work on transcripts?
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12y ago
I think s/he meant: where did you get the transcripts? How did you get the timing info for the vid/audio clips, etc. Great implementation!
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12y ago
all the elephants in the room are pink
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13y ago
I have mixed feeling about this. Although Amazon is one of my favorite companies with great customer service, I am asking myself whether the day will come where they'll eat up all the competition, make the cost of entry to any domain p
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13y ago
Unless they (knowingly or unknowingly) are going to follow Apple's iPhone path where "private", home users started pushing their employers IT departments to switch to iPhone from BB. At the beginning, iPhone was not considere
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13y ago
How does this affect invisible pixels (for analytics)?
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13y ago
this is a little off topic, but related: I've seen it time and again where an applicant DOES spend the time to do work for free/part of the interview process (I won't get into this religious war), and then not get any respons
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13y ago
Ha. Still sticking to their guns: "...while the Upshot mobile app used pre-existing code, this did not violate the hackathon rules. Use of pre-existing code was allowable as long as the code did not comprise the majority of the app and
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13y ago
I think it's less the fact that the individual has worked for Salesforce for 9 years, rather that the winning app was not developed for the hackathon. Heck, the product was even shown at a Meetup on Oct 8, weeks before the hackathon wa
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13y ago
I think it's more typical to issue, for example, 10M shares, take 3M for yourself, and leave the rest for employees/VCs/whatever (rather than issue new ones, in a first round)
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13y ago
I'm not sure I understand the question. What do you mean by "you have money in your personal bank account?" Are you saying that some of the money put in by a VC ends up in your personal bank account? If it does, it's thr
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13y ago
one could also be traveling abroad for business/pleasure yet living in the US. I sometimes order things while traveling....
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13y ago
"Innovator's Dilemma" describes a similar process. An underdog comes along, creates an inferior product or a product addressing slightly different needs, and then slowly but surely builds up its feature set to address the big
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13y ago
I think it's iterating through queries as well. I can't imagine Hebrew is such a "hot" language and that is used so heavily, so that I see the same query repeated over and over (population of Israel has about 7 million p
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13y ago
good point. The only issue with Amazon that I found was that the first sample chapter might be 5 pages long, so you don't really get a flavor of the book. I might be wrong though (maybe they now do it by total length rather than chapte
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13y ago
I read on my commute to/from work. Not sure about the # of books I finish a month, but I can say that I may be willing to "experiment" more with books I wouldn't have otherwise. No downside to read the first 3 chapters a
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13y ago
true, unbreakable now, but probably breakable in a few years.... You store whatever SIGINT you pick up now, and understand it in a few years. A lot of it will still be valuable in 5,10, 15 years
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13y ago
Is the next step mandating Chromebooks (unless an Apple machine is justifiable)?
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13y ago
Jonas Salk, the developer of the Polio vaccine who chose not to patent his discovery, is a prime example as well: "When he was asked in a televised interview who owned the patent to the vaccine, Salk replied: "There is no patent.
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13y ago
I'm not intimately familiar with the situation nor their org structure(though I recently spoke with one of their directors in NY, and it was a pleasant experience -- it may bias my comment), so this is just speculation: I am guessing a
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