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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
It does apply to you in that you probably won't live as long as the rest of us. :)
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
As the possibility of the Earth having the exact required characteristics to fit the equation by chance is remote, and the equation has, in theory, been in existence since the beginning of the Universe, this means that the Earth's orbit, r
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
I don't understand why this is so bad. Google's trying to make sure you get more relevant results. If you already know what you want to find, you don't need a search engine.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
That's a perfectly good question for an interviewee to ask. The interviewee needs to figure out if they're going to like working here or not and if the inherent annoyances about this particular job are going to turn the person into an assho
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Title should be fixed so that it doesn't make one think that New York Times is the social network in question.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
There actually is a statistically significant difference between .6 and .9 with those sample sizes. So the conclusion should in fact say that there is a statistical significance.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Why not? I don't think the initial hypothesis is so bad: If you can't hear something coming, you're more likely to get hit by it. A gas engine is significantly noisier than a hybrid one.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
They may have edited the article, but it reads, "up to twice as likely" and that observation is based on the incidents of bicyclists hit by hybrids vs standards (.6 to .3 percent respectively). Also, to say that one can avoid being hit by a
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
The way Apple has set themselves up with OS X actually does make themselves a class of their own. The decisions beyond just looks (e.g. will the software I need run? Do I prefer OS X to Windows? Do I need antivirus software?) make it so tha
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
The brilliant part of it was making people tag their names into the Facebook profile's photos. You get those photos showing up in the Walls and news streams of contestants who then explain what they're doing to their 150+ friends who then t
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
While I agree with lots of what's being said in this, the initial analogy really leaves something to be desired. Obviously, the concept for the very first hammer went through a design process as what's been charted out in the blog. Man need
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Their primary demand is to rehire a bunch of custodians who got laid off? These kids need a couple of courses on "Look out for number one".
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
I'm surprised that people would be so dismissive of this. Good design should obviously result in something usable, but there's nothing wrong with presenting it in such a way so as to take advantage of the medium. The best way to present inf
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
I just tried opening up terminal on my MacBook Pro, typing in what you wrote and nothing happened.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
One thing not touched on regarding the strategy of following a lot of people. Whenever you follow somebody new, an email is sent to that person. For people who already have lots of followers, this may get lost, but for people who use Twitte
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How to rank user generated content(seobythesea.com)
5 points by foulmouthboy 17y ago|0 comments
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Did you read the post? It's a commentary on countries that literally eat their food more quickly compared to others.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
What's there to be scared of? In the US, utility companies are extremely efficient and capable of servicing a huge number of customers with a near constant uptime.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
I can play too! SiteCore, TeamSite, TypePad, Blogspot?
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
64 people using '123456' out of over 10,000 people (who were caught in a phishing scam), doesn't mean that most people don't get password security.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Because the cost of doing that is free?
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
To me, this is Adobe's play at being everything that it takes to build websites. Start with the tools and popular platforms and move right into the measurement and optimization.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Right. I don't think we're disagreeing. Just pointing out that the stuff that individuals do is essentially the stuff that only record labels could do once upon a time. I was responding to the idea that record companies didn't do anything.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Record companies had to ensure that magazines wrote about their artists, music was played on the radios and recordings would be available to purchase in stores. The average person on the street could only take their word of mouth so far. No
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Simple metrics or complex metrics won't get you anywhere unless you have the proper context around them. Why should I care about this metric? How did this metric get calculated? What am I supposed to do now?
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Start here: http://www.quickmba.com/entre/bplan/ The rest of the site is a very good general business reference, complete with recommended reading. I used it while I was completing my MBA and found it to be a good high to medium level ref
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Vonnegut's book A Man Without a Country has his full analysis (with drawings) including his thoughts on Kafka and Hamlet.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Patent law.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
I'm so glad somebody actually did some research into this. The original "study" of one 15 year old Morgan Stanley intern (writing about his circle of friends) should never have been taken as seriously as it was.
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by foulmouthboy 17y ago
Humor at the expense of others CAN be an act of aggression. Good natured jokes made by a manager to make his or her employees feel at ease is a demonstration of people skills. People use humor in stressful situations not necessarily because

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