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by genericresponse 11y ago
It was flourishing in 2007 when he started. 2010 graduation minus 3 years.
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by genericresponse 11y ago
But as classified information he's legally not allowed to share it publicly as part of testimony or otherwise. We don't actually know what he said in private to correct to those congressmen and women who are authorized to know thi
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by genericresponse 11y ago
It's the same for the bulk of white collar workers as well in most industries, they just stagnate later.
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by genericresponse 11y ago
Not entirely. Negotiations are begun and concluded with data, but people negotiate on how to interpret the data. As Lord Byron said there are 3 kinds of lies: Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics. Also- if you can influence more passive owners (
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by genericresponse 11y ago
For a very long time Yahoo considered itself first and foremost an entertainment/media company. It considered "online" as its channel. It's not a bad strategy given that Yahoo isn't particularly technically exceptio
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by genericresponse 11y ago
That would be a great way to try and lower the purchase price of a struggling firm. Dump a bunch of negative PR on the company through 3rd parties immediately before making your offer.
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by genericresponse 11y ago
I'm actually sort of glad that my national defense forces get a jump on this stuff. Especially if it's only a few days or a week to secure their systems and (for the clandestine services) to retool their exploits. I believe there
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by genericresponse 11y ago
So your beliefs/guesses/hypotheses state here are that: 1. Open plan offices are damaging to all, except those: a. Who mistakenly believe in the collaborative nature of open plan environments. By believing they enjoy working in t
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by genericresponse 11y ago
Did you really just assert that the only people who thrive in "packed, open-plan environments" are psychopaths? What about extroverts, people who get energized by social contact? Are they all psychopaths? Also, when you refer to h
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by genericresponse 12y ago
You're mistaking what it should (or rather shouldn't) be with what it actually is. It shouldn't be high pressure because the stakes aren't that high, but it is. The poor management is the causal reason.
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I read it with a few grains of salt. I've had dry runs for meetings where I was presenting. It's pretty useful to walk through your presentation with your boss when your 3-4 level higher boss is there. I've also requested sub
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by genericresponse 12y ago
Speaking as someone who's clinically obese, I think everyone but the most extreme use that high level of a heuristic. 3 pizzas a day is way too much. As someone who's tried to lose weight (with on and off success) for years. Once
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by genericresponse 12y ago
This page brought to you by the Partnership for a New American Economy. They self describe as: "The Partnership for a New American Economy brings together more than 500 Republican, Democratic, and Independent mayors and business leade
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by genericresponse 12y ago
Consider the people you are hearing it from and are around. Most of the people in my life (outside of work) have no issue. Most of them don't have second monitors or external hdds. They might have a thumb drive or a Chromecast. If you&
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by genericresponse 12y ago
London is somewhat of a unique taxi market because of the driver knowledge required. The black cab tests are potentially the hardest in the world. In the US cities I've lived the drivers probably know the general area of where you&#x27
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I quibble with your stating that you can be a manager without some critical skills. I think the skills defined under the (now defunct) concept of emotional intelligence are vital to being a successful manger. Without empathic skills you can
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by genericresponse 12y ago
Yes, but unlike a gasoline powered car the typical "penalty" for forgetting to "refill" it is higher. If you forget to plug the car in on the wrong day, you might be stuck for upwards of 30 min waiting for it to charge.
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by genericresponse 12y ago
The only way I imagine it to be Segway-like is so different that it's no longer a Segway. Consider these high preference features for most transportation users: - Protection from inclement weather - Climate control - Seating - Storage
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I think you should be. Whether or not people in India want to work for $1/hr doesn't matter. A big reason the minimum wage exists to prevent the lowest wage occupations in the united states from falling into a prisoner's dil
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I assume you're being sarcastic?
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I worked in a CMMI 5 organization and it wasn't even close to this level for our developers. However, for our testers, project managers and business analysts it's probably pretty accurate.
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by genericresponse 12y ago
If anyone doesn't realize Ward is the same guy who created the Wiki.
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I think this might be a clear description of what would happen if roads became privatized. Imagine UPS as Netflix and a turnpike operator as Verizon.
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by genericresponse 12y ago
I don't want to spend a lot of time working on each point within your post. However I do think you discount the value that finance brings. Access to capital and efficient distribution of capital are tremendously powerful. Describing wh
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by genericresponse 12y ago
Well I'm younger and I still think what Snowden did was bad. Moreover, I think you're going a bit far by saying that these are "the same practices" that we fought against in the cold war. I would argue that we don't
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by genericresponse 13y ago
You lost $2000 in stolen goods. Someone defrauded you by knowingly using fake cards. Your police department should see you as a victim as well. If they don't you might want to think about talking to a lawyer to get things moving. Actua
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by genericresponse 13y ago
Business Associate Agreement- It's a HIPPA requirement.
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by genericresponse 13y ago
I think a lot of the federal contractors still have the legacy SDLC focus. Projects are huge with low margins and long timeframes. It's all about quality to keep the customer happy and not choosing the other guys.
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What do people think about Service Organization Reports? Do you trust them?(en.wikipedia.org)
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by genericresponse 13y ago
In part because it handles a separate authentication questionnaire with Experian. That's a PII sensitive integration that needs dynamic content.

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