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by entangld 14y ago
I've read the books she recommends on her website and they are usually thoughtful pieces of writing. I don't think her statement, that she uses Amazon data to find other books her readers enjoy, is an admission of immoral conduct. She said
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by entangld 14y ago
Another link to something similar - http://www.articleonepartners.com
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Crowdsourcing prior art research(peertopatent.org)
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5 things Tech should steal from the fashion industry(fastcodesign.com)
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IPhone App that encrypts messages and calls.(slate.com)
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Are we hypocrites when it comes to free speech?(slate.com)
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Bad habit that loses entrepreneurs' money.(ruleyourrealm.com)
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Developer vs. designer(zeldman.com)
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by entangld 14y ago
FTA - "I've learned that the adage about innovation is true — that at first, people say your idea is absurd, then they say it was obvious all along, and then they say it was their idea to begin with."
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South Korea bans online game item trading(webpronews.com)
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by entangld 14y ago
People in the real world realize that outside factors have a lot to do with hiring. But when these conversations turn into arguments it all comes down to some applicants being more "qualified." There are lots of reasons people get hired to
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by entangld 14y ago
Resumes can be VERY misleading. We just finished interviews last week and a few people who looked perfect on paper were not even considered after the interviews. I was one of two interviewers and I only threw softballs.
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by entangld 14y ago
How is this a black vs. white issue? There are plenty of smart people of all races who are unemployed. Like the article stated, it's due to lack of experience in the job they are applying for, coupled with the skills gap. Employees are aski
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Conversion University(google.com)
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by entangld 14y ago
Any other tips in this regard?
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by entangld 14y ago
I think you're a little too harsh. The comment bubbles are helpful. Your eye might need to jump around more because you're not used to the new design yet. Sometimes an article might say "discuss" which just means 0 comments. This would make
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Treat smart people like hungry lions.(dswillis.com)
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by entangld 15y ago
I don't think he's saying all bias is bad. But bias finds support too easily, even when it's not accurate (prejudice, nationalism, etc). And that reasoning is easily repeated by uninformed people which just adds more noise to an already com
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by entangld 15y ago
Geez. I'm not on a soapbox here. Don't accuse me. If you're going to say I'm wrong, at least point out how I'm wrong. There isn't a big difference between what I said and: >> corrupt governments siphon wealth into privileged hands a
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by entangld 15y ago
The author's main point seems to be that corrupt governments allow too much money in too few hands. Maybe this isn't the grand theory to support them all, but it reminds me a lot of why cancer is so destructive. One part of a large commun
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Why nations fail(economist.com)
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Guy come out of closet to friends too geeky to care(happyplace.com)
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by entangld 15y ago
When we need to expand our ideas to the masses, however, the focus becomes less on what the idea is, and more on how it's delivered. Preying on emotion, sequential logic, and subliminal notes, sometimes even the worst of ideas are promoted
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Updated Google Prediction API(googleappengine.blogspot.com)
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by entangld 15y ago
It's almost impossible to make major decisions without being unfair to some people. Ask any manager. Voting requires the voter to make decisions, hard decisions. Even decisions about other people's money. Sometimes the status quo is unbeara
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by entangld 15y ago
They simplified the look without simplifying the information.
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Ask HN: Has anyone ever traded SEO/web work for accounting services?
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by entangld 15y ago
He didn't really have a definite pattern for higher status except they used more articles, however lower status used more "I"s. Yet later in the book he also mentioned mirrored language and who reflects who. He also had some sort of web pro
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by entangld 15y ago
James Pennebaker wrote about this in "The Secret Life of Pronouns". It was a good book released late last year. He also does twitter stream analysis using his research and you can find that here --> http://analyzewords.com People migh
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by entangld 15y ago
I think the point of the article was to show how a form of new media changed a society. It's particularly useful for people trying to understand what the future of the web will look like. They're showing how the nature of the medium (as an

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