finaliteration

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by finaliteration 10y ago
Acting out in retributive ways when your customers (justifiably or not) have issues and leave negative reviews is a pretty terrible way to build and run a business. Is the spite towards that one person really worth it?
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by finaliteration 10y ago
My favorite part is the assumption that Photoshop only ever enhances images.
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by finaliteration 10y ago
> Unlike the small ball companies they sued Maybe I'm mis-reading, but I think the article said that Acushnet was the first one to send a threatening letter claiming IP infringement.
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by finaliteration 10y ago
Ironically, anti-competitive moves like this are only going to accelerate the game of golf's steady decline[0]. I get needing to protect your market as a large player, but when you are the main player and your product is too expensive
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by finaliteration 10y ago
I've worked on systems for consumer goods/products companies and one thing that's consistently come up is the need to do demand planning and some forward looking sales analytics. In a number of cases we needed to do analysis
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Ask HN: Machine Learning for those without CS/Math degrees?
2 points by finaliteration 10y ago|3 comments
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by finaliteration 10y ago
It's just... fractions of a penny.
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Ask HN: I become bored at jobs after 6 months. Is there something wrong with me?
3 points by finaliteration 10y ago|1 comments
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by finaliteration 10y ago
Another +1 for TypeScript. I've been doing almost all of my development in it using VS Code for over six months now and it's been the most enjoyable JS-related experience I've had to date.
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by finaliteration 10y ago
If I recall correctly, the attacker was actually denied asylum due to prior criminal activity and was under surveillance as a terrorism suspect but the German authorities didn't have enough evidence to detain him. Should the German gov