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by gms 15y ago
ITA could have been so much more had they gone directly to the consumer.
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by gms 15y ago
The best ideas are ones that seem obvious in hindsight. This is one of them. I look forward to trying it out.
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by gms 16y ago
Google should stop caring about 'social' so much. It's not in their DNA. They should focus on the types of problems more suited to the company DNA.
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by gms 16y ago
How did the employees feel about the various bits of organisational experimentation carried out? Did any balk at the constant change?
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by gms 16y ago
They can't chime in because they'd probably get fired for it.
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by gms 16y ago
It's yet to be determined whether that is the right direction or not.
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by gms 16y ago
I have dual screen setup: a 24" screen connected to my laptop. But I find I am most productive sitting with my legs stretched out and the laptop on my lap. Anyone else?
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by gms 16y ago
I would have liked the post to include specific instances and episodes that illustrate why teacher unions are a good idea. As it stands, it's difficult (impossible?) for me to evaluate
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by gms 16y ago
He obviously doesn't have either. Although perhaps that was the joke behind your comment?
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by gms 16y ago
They wouldn't speak in MSA. Except in contrived settings, no two people would ever exclusively converse in MSA. In your example, they would meet one another halfway as you said. One would speak slower and substitute MSA words for colloquial
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by gms 16y ago
Maybe someone out there is using a bag-of-words model. And failing.
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by gms 16y ago
How can he hate on the idea of a .edu social network optimised for flirting?? As someone who attended university in the US, the idea strikes me as pure genius; I'd love to invest in it if I could. Edit: added the word 'optimised'
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by gms 16y ago
I don't see any difference between the 2007 page and today's.
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by gms 16y ago
It comes from my admittedly small sample size. The women I know (friends, family) have always ignored tech purchases their significant others brought into the home. But not with the iPad; they ended up being very active users. In bed, on th
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by gms 16y ago
Women especially love having the iPad at home.
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by gms 16y ago
Perhaps Google's Go will end up being the answer.
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by gms 16y ago
He would not have made it into the media in the first place were it not for the Google angle.
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by gms 16y ago
I wear nice shoes to work sometimes, and sometimes I don't feel like it. Rules tend to make me bristle, especially meaningless ones like dress style. Horses for courses and all that.
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by gms 16y ago
Too bad! Thanks for the reply though.
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by gms 16y ago
The website says that the dress code is 'business casual'? So, no jeans or sneakers?
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by gms 16y ago
It's worse in this case since the author didn't include the double quotes around her query string. Doing so, I get 8680 results.
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by gms 16y ago
Who's Filo? David Filo?
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by gms 16y ago
I can't but applaud MIT for being so dedicated to OpenCourseWare.
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by gms 16y ago
The real question is how far it will move from alpha, if at all.
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by gms 16y ago
Similar thing happened with Facebook before it started accepting non-university-students.
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by gms 16y ago
I pay for Fastmail too. But I hate myself for it. Gmail offers IMAP nowadays, no?
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by gms 16y ago
There are a few starting points for solving the black hole problem. It's amazing how much Yahoo allowed it to atrophy.
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by gms 16y ago
Delicious is a black hole for me. I have 95 bookmarks, and once something is bookmarked with it, I never visit it later. Is this unique to me?
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by gms 16y ago
Haha, that is great.
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by gms 16y ago
Ok. I'm not accusing you of anything though; am just trying to better understand my own thinking.

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