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by gdilla 13y ago
This article seems a little harsh. Does leasing/renting the battery out make the car more affordable? Because aren't batteries still a huge cost driver for these vehicles? What is the difference in sticker price? And can drivers b
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by gdilla 13y ago
jumpcut was an amazing tool. I wish they didn't deadpool it.
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The NBA's Path out of Poverty is a Myth(talkingpointsmemo.com)
2 points by gdilla 13y ago|1 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
Love this! It'd be neat if you could enter a stock ticker for any company and see it displayed here.
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by gdilla 13y ago
Pity, no questions about the lack of affordable housing in the city, and the squeeze middle class SFers are feeling from the influx of highly paid tech workers driving up real estate and rental prices.
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by gdilla 13y ago
are teens really going to socialize on a platform their parents use? grandparents too! it would be like teens talking on the phone 30 years ago in the living room with all your family about. nope.
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by gdilla 13y ago
Kids aren't going to converge on a platform their parents use. End of story. That's why FB was so 'in' when it first started. literally no one over 21.
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by gdilla 13y ago
GOOG, FB makes you sign an NDA when you interview, but this can't and doesn't stop you from posting on glassdoor.com anonymously. Also, I might add, some people like to post their interview questions to see what other people may t
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Tin Can Social Network(dailydot.com)
3 points by gdilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
This. Thought i was smart in high school. Got the highest score in the descarte math course. Went to waterloo and got my ass whooped. Always below average. My time at Waterloo made me feel dumb. I mean, things were just effortless for them.
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University of Waterloo: Silicon Valley's Canadian Feeder School(businessweek.com)
259 points by gdilla 13y ago|153 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
When the iPhone launched, Apple had to have their own apps on there because there was nothing else. Now, the author is saying there's better alternatives to the defaults. That's true in his case. But not everyones. The App Store i
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by gdilla 13y ago
A little dramatic. These are also known as buildings where you have to keep track of peeps...
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by gdilla 13y ago
I dont think it's an issue that Apple is slower at making the iPad closer to a PC. It's not what they want. If you want to take a quantum leap in productivity AND be mobile, they have a product for you. It's called the Mac Bo
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by gdilla 13y ago
Wow, what a misleading title. Has Obama started deporting citizens as a policy? Um, no.
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by gdilla 13y ago
MCDs actually killed the dollar menu recently http://www.theatlanticcities.com/jobs-and-economy/2013/10/wh...
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by gdilla 13y ago
How about just a banner. It reflects the content of the search. It would be an Ad if it was say, American Airlines pictured for a Southwest Airlines search. It's like seeing the official results being curated for the searcher.
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by gdilla 13y ago
The data alone must be valuable. If you were a brand and you got an idea of who pins your wares, and what else they pin, and their demo, you could really sharpen your marketing messages. You could also uncover affinities you didn't kno
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by gdilla 13y ago
I never used it until someone who I asked to decorate my apartment got me on it, and we would start pinning things we liked or find tasteful and comment on them. Then it was really handy. You could have boards for the kitchen, bedroom, artw
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by gdilla 13y ago
Didn't the gap also come out of the fact Apple sells direct, and when they say they sold an ipad, they sold an ipad, and when Google, maybe even Samsung, say they sold a device, it is to the end retailer (carriers, bestbuy, and the lik
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by gdilla 13y ago
We have some excellent consultants. They bill in 15min increments. So I assume we don't pay them for dicking around if they do partake (and they do, as they're human). They're still 100% utilization.
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What Can We Expect From The Next Decade Of Marketing?(forbes.com)
1 points by gdilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
For some easy to read, well summarized evidence of high fat diets, Science journalist Gary Taubes has a few books on the subject http://www.amazon.com/Why-We-Get-Fat-About/dp/0307474259?tag...
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Behind the 'Bad Indian Coder'(theatlantic.com)
13 points by gdilla 13y ago|1 comments
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Greatest Ad for an Executive Assistant in the History of Executive Assistants(adweek.com)
1 points by gdilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
FB never said that. And google stopped saying that a while ago.
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Push: The first fitness monitor that measures strength(pushstrength.com)
1 points by gdilla 13y ago|0 comments
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Companies Try to Boost Productivity by Micromanaging Seating Arrangements(online.wsj.com)
2 points by gdilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by gdilla 13y ago
Definitely. And also, people have short term memories. No one will remember what didn't work after it eventually gets fixed. It becomes the new normal. One day, no one will care that Apple maps weren't great when they first debute
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by gdilla 13y ago
You can also read ebooks in a browser, so if you already have a computer, no new hardware.

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