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18y ago
Disclaimer: I live in Canada's poorest province. I've never heard of the "money available per square kilometer" indicator, though I'm sure it exists. Of course that would be low, Canada is the 2nd largest country land-wise and has half the
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It's necessary for the business model, Amazon wants you to be able to search and buy books easily.
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What I really want is an iTunes for stocks and maybe some other simple securities, something that will allow the really small investor to dabble. I guess there's a whole bunch of regulatory and legal reasons that this can't happen.
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Perhaps not to us, however Nintendo bet the farm on this vision. The Wii is weaker graphically and in online connectivity than its competitors. It also had the disadvantage of following the (relatively) disappointing Gamecube. Had the inter
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Yes please. I work for a Canadian health care provider and I legally cannot upload the data for which I would find your tool useful.
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Google didn't win by having a better particular feature, it won by being better at the core competency of its competitors: delivering relevant search results with a minimum of spam.
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You won't get funding on the basis of finding a better/missing feature of another product
(ricksegal.typepad.com)
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Looking at ideas and potential customers? Hop on the subway.
(ricksegal.typepad.com)
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That's all well and good but if the Xbox was its own entity it would have been closed down years ago, I don't think the division is yet profitable. What they are doing is using the profitability of Windows/Office to buy market share in othe
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I guess they read Warren Buffet's Times Op-Ed, I hope buying when others are fearful doesn't just apply to stocks.
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and it is also one that treats symptoms and not the underlying conditions.
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I know in the podcast Spolsky and Attwood have discussed making a "community answer" a feature. As I recall there were some issues around community answers in general, because of the wiki-like behavior of allowing others to edit answers the
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I have to say, the beta of Stack Overflow is looking real good. It has real good potential, I just hope it's not seen as only a .NET resource.
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I disagree, this is a technical problem. Atwood closed the dialog box and it still popped up a realistic UI. The people reading this site might know there's something up but your average user won't. Windows and the programs that run on it p
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18y ago
I read some of the stuff on this list but having someone recommend Donald Trump sets off alarm bells. But I am willing to be proven wrong. Anyone else concur with the selection of Art of the Deal?
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No doubt, I've been doing it too for a while (although my reasons are safety-based). But not everyone has access to a modeling tool (and the data) to create a business case that convinces a big multinational to make it into corporate policy
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Should the Empire strike back?
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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yes it is at now par, but it wasn't always: http://finance.yahoo.com/currency/convert?from=CAD&to=US...
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Why was I expecting a discussion involving Star Schemas and Fact tables?
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19y ago
You're introducing unnecessary complexity into the system; instead of the lock, light, and wiring between the two we would have lock, light, motion detector, and wiring between all three. It may be trivial, but ensuring fewer failure points
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19y ago
This is really bad for Microsoft, not the content of the story which was known weeks ago, but the fact that this is now the most emailed story on the New York Times site. What was common knowledge in the IT community is now spreading in the