enginerd

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   by enginerd 12y ago

   I apologize if it came off caustic - my point was purely understanding, to not be critical of his 'bubble' while admittedly working in one of your own.
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   Read your last two sentences.
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   Linkedin has always baffled me with this stuff. It's the guy at the party who's so nervous to over-control the social situation, right down to the T in Gil's name.
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   I agree with your (likely more than) partially formed thoughts; there is still a lot we don't know. In my case, I often work with CSS and TDD would not just add complexity, it conceptually does not make sense with my workflow. It is
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   I see a significance in that Herbalife, Groupon, and LikeAlittle seem to be selling sales vs. other businesses using salesmanship as a medium. It's a fine line, but a distinct one nonetheless. Does anyone have examples of similar bu
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   Why not hack breakfast altogether? Let's do lunch.
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   I agree that the merger approval is the original and bigger problem at large, however, unlike AT&T/Alltel this does not seem like 'monopoly prevention' but in fact just the opposite. Calling it 'saving-face' do
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   by enginerd 12y ago

   I've often found ideals don't quite translate into practical application. Within economics, political theory, etc., I think TDD also deserves a place as a 'wonderful ideal' that fails simply because it does not take into