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8y ago
The U.S. had nothing to do with this. The gratuitous swipe serves no useful purpose.
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I don't see it. Google needs an independent DuckDuckGo to show it does not have a monopoly on search.
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8y ago
A child learns first from their parents. I feel sad for kids when I see parents involved with phones while walking a baby carriage or attending a soccer game. Parents show by their actions which is more important, people or tech.
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8y ago
Ha, ha and sand it smooth.
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8y ago
I was working for a company that was doing fantastically well but my salary increases and % bonus were in the low single digits. I negotiated a 50% raise. The extra money allowed me to save and invest for the future.
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Staying sane as a solo developer
(volkermauel.de)
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Linode in Newark is down
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8y ago
My experience is that developers are hardcore in their opinion on Microsoft: they are either all in or have no interest in dealing with them. I don't see Microsoft being able to move developers with this purchase.
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8y ago
FB was cool to teens when it was limited to college students. Scarcity is gone and coolness left with it.
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8y ago
Events would be a nice service for Twitter to move into.
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9y ago
I interviewed at a Fortune 100 tech company when I was 35. The head of the development center declared to me that "people don't come here to retire". I was hired because they needed a niche skill that I possessed.
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9y ago
Meh. Too often falls back on nudity to make up for failure to develop a more immersive environment. Said in another way, they used nudity to make up for a small CGI budget.
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The Bullet Hole Misconception
(dgsiegel.net)
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9y ago
Just wondering if there are any plans to make this available to management for viewing workers surreptitiously? I would expect this to be an enterprise request almost immediately.
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9y ago
What a difference a word can make: This post heading: Google is building an anti-Amazon alliance, and Target is the latest to join and the source article: Google is essentially building an anti-Amazon alliance, and Target is the latest t
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Partnerships between tech companies is not that unusual. Now if it happens to amount to anything significant that would be odd.
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They don't have a need to spy on everyone, just a compulsion to.
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9y ago
Seems more like the tub is overflowing rather than draining.
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9y ago
The only way this stops is for the FCC to direct backbone providers to block non-US IP addresses that flood people with these calls.
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Microsoft changes vision statement: removes mobile, adds AI
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Send it in a certified letter. Address it to the CEO and send certified CC's to the FDIC, CIO, and a reporter for a local or national tech newspaper column. It may sound archaic but you have to raise the visibility if you're conce
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9y ago
Or Precious: the go llvm compiler.
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9y ago
Probably a few million people who would love to push that button. Myself included. One of those places in the city where you're guaranteed to sit in traffic no matter what time of day on night you approach it.
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How do you build a robot army?
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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A constant theme for support of H-1B's is that they supply the US with an irreplaceable resource for starting new technical companies. Despite this I have not heard reference of any individual who came to this country on a H-1B visa t
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10y ago
The science has come a long way from the incandescent light in my dorm closet.
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10y ago
I don't know about that. I see Tim Cook as being closer to Steve Ballmer than Steve Jobs. Operations vs Vision.
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10y ago
This is a classic embrace, extend, extinguish.
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10y ago
Maybe it's not focus but quality of content. When I see that a story is from medium I don't bother with it. History has taught me that once in a while something there might be of value but mostly it's very light reading and n
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Spiking Temperatures in the Arctic Startle Scientists
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