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by enjo 14y ago
You typically need to have attended a good university to get a good job and to get into a good university you need to have graduated from a good secondary school - which you need to have paid for either through tuition or taxe
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by enjo 14y ago
Although there are interesting results there. There have been a few studies now done with dogs and their ability to not only recognize human faces, but to decipher emotions from them. It's fascinating insight into how domesticated dogs comp
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by enjo 14y ago
I know there is a demo somewhere... I have no idea how to find it.
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by enjo 14y ago
I'll add my data point: Stock nexus 4, haven't had a crash in a month of use.
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by enjo 14y ago
This was never about decency. I don't really believe that this was even about being offended. For people who make their living in social media, that follower count is the most important currency. Adria most definitely fits that mold, and
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by enjo 14y ago
The whole point of employing her is that she is public. They hired her specifically for her social presence. That lost a lot of value in the last 48 hours.
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by enjo 14y ago
That blog post is the single most reasonable thing I've read on the entire subject. Good on the author.
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by enjo 14y ago
Wow, my experience and testing was quite different (not a huge site, a few hundred thousand users). When given the choice between creating a new login/password or using Facebook it broke about 70% to a new login/password. Demphasizing faceb
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by enjo 14y ago
The requests themselves are spam. In the last couple of months I was seeing an increasing frequency in "lisaxxxhotone wants to chat with you" requests. I always ignore them..but it's a very annoying problem. You can simply ask for user conf
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by enjo 14y ago
I for one vote "yes". I was starting to receive lots of spam requests from within google talk. It was really annoying. Whatever they did it stopped and I'm glad for it.
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by enjo 14y ago
Does Untappd not work in London?
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by enjo 14y ago
Untappd has been native for quite awhile. http://blog.untappd.com/post/10844733770/weve-gone-native
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by enjo 14y ago
A long time ago we decreased fraud by a significant amount simply by putting a little message on our payment form that we detected fraud. Stolen numbers and identities are really valuable to fraudsters, they tend to prey on merchants they t
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by enjo 14y ago
I'm going to be visiting it for the first time this week (on business), I'm really excited. Except for the cold:)
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by enjo 14y ago
Really? The most recent: "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" Customers who have shopped Movies & TV might like to know that "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is now available for pre-order on DVD, DVD/Blu-ray combo and 3D/DVD/
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by enjo 14y ago
In the open floor plan offices I've been in, those "focus rooms" quickly become de-facto offices for whoever can stake a claim to them first.
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by enjo 14y ago
I'm going to assume this was meant to be insulting. A lot of that is going around on HN these days. It's really too bad. I'll just leave it at this. Isn't inspiration often the end-result of careful thought? I don't see what about an office
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by enjo 14y ago
Amazon is such an enigma to me. There are things about Amazon I really hate. The silly patents. The absolutely non-stop ad-retargeting. The often intrusive marketing emails. Yet if you asked, I'd rate them as my absolutely favorite online c
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by enjo 14y ago
It's confirmation bias of the highest order. What things have hobbyists been working on for years that we're not using? There are so many smart people doing so many different things, and most of them stay far out of the mainstream. Hell I
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by enjo 14y ago
Yep! There are times I want to be in the office. There are times I want to be at a coffee shop. There are times I want to be at home. As an executive, I feel like it's my job to provide as much flexibility to my team as I possibly can. In
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by enjo 14y ago
Mauthausen (not Auschwitz) is a trip everyone needs to make. The most moving experience of my life was visiting it when I was younger. There's just something about that camp. It's remote and ominous. It really gives you a chance to contempl
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by enjo 14y ago
The old "DELETE FROM some_table" <enter> Crap.. I meant "DELETE FROM some_table WHERE id=1" sighs
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by enjo 14y ago
In that case? Not very much different at all, but that's missing the point. Think of it this way (I apologize, this is going to get obtuse): Imagine you're a barista. You clock in and start doing barista things. You have three responsibilit
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by enjo 14y ago
ugh Maybe...maybe not. Sometimes capitalization is what your business really needs. Sometimes it isn't. I can provide a whole list of "web businesses" that bootstrapped to profitability, but I can come up with an equally impressive list o
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by enjo 14y ago
That's not about putting their eggs into separate baskets, it's about Nokia's shortcomings in terms of both management and engineering. I worked very closely with Nokia during that time period. As closely as one could work without being dir
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by enjo 14y ago
I have a whiteboard in a closet I use for this... seriously...I go in there and start jotting down notes and talking to myself. It fascinates me how quickly I usually find the answer.
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by enjo 14y ago
My tenuous understanding of the ECMAScript spec would suggest that a new execution context and associated activation object + scope chain is created each time that function is invoked. Since this is a closure, the execution context and ass
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by enjo 14y ago
The two are inescapably linked. Ali and Frazier. Magic and Bird. DiMaggio and Williams. We'll spend the next few decades putting them in context with each other.
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by enjo 14y ago
Where are you at? Here in Denver it's fantastic.
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by enjo 14y ago
It's like behavioral economics (Freakonomics, Predictably Irrational, etc..) but focused purely on how people are influenced by information, specifically accounting information.

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