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hysan
13y ago
I agree that it might not work, but it is a far better alternative that inaction or to leave it solely up to the bullied to deal with the issue alone. Also, the point is not to completely quell the criticisms towards Fish. In fact, legitima
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hysan
13y ago
Just like friends in school, if one standing up doesn't work, all of them standing up will. In this case, simply getting people you know to stop bullying or to voice their opinion against bullying can have a far greater effect than you
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hysan
13y ago
I disagree. It's good advice for people who deal with the occasional inflammatory comment. Or people who are having their first exposure to a large audience where negative comments are inevitable. For people who have actually been thro
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hysan
13y ago
Yeah, before I closed my Paypal account a few years ago, I remember this being the case as well. So I'm not sure how the other commenters are getting away with: 1. Not having to open an account to make > $500 purchases via Paypal. 2
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hysan
13y ago
I second this. I made an IndieGoGo account on the first day ready to drop $600 on the phone. But then stopped when I found out that I needed a Paypal account for > $500 contributions. I'm even willing to support some of the newer lo
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hysan
13y ago
So long as a Paypal account is required to make a > $500 contribution, I won't be contributing at any of those tiers. I know I'm in the minority though so I doubt this will have a big impact on the overall funding.
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hysan
13y ago
100% believe you because this was one of the concerns my friend had about sharing her work. Only management didn't go the firing route. They ended up giving the employees even more work because of their newly found free time.
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hysan
13y ago
While you may know a lot of people who do VBA code in Excel, that is actually far from the norm for the average corporate user. From my non-CS friends who have worked in both large and small companies, I have heard tons of horror stories of
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hysan
13y ago
Err... I just opened up Excel (2002 since that is all I have at work), selected a cell, clicked on the SUM button (sure it uses the mathematical symbol for sum but if you hover over it, it says SUM), and then was able to click and drag (or
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hysan
13y ago
You're thinking a bit closed minded. There are other ways to tackle the problem depending on how user friendly or user unfriendly you want the console to be. For example: 1. Converting to cloud could require users to trade in the physi
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hysan
14y ago
I was in your shoes about a decade ago, but without the perfect SAT scores (though still top notch). While applying to colleges, I got an interesting piece of advice from friends I met during math and science competitions (these are all peo
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hysan
14y ago
Maybe I'm misreading this but isn't DrJokepu saying to release the show without DRM, not with? If > House of Cards was only released with web DRM then how has the experiment been performed? Or did you mean to say the show was releas
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hysan
14y ago
"If you go to Harvard/Stanford/MIT/etc -- basically any of the Ivy League, top LACs, or a few other elite schools -- and your family makes under, say, $60k/year, your tuition/room/board/books will be absolutely free." Unless your family is
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hysan
14y ago
I made an account to try and leave a comment but seems like I don't have permission to do so. If you can, I'd be grateful if you left this comment for me: > Before moving forward with this suggestion, please do a usage analysis for each
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hysan
14y ago
Small number of people overall does not take into account where those users are concentrated. A lot of the options he uses as examples are extremely useful in third world countries where Firefox actually dominates the competition precisely
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hysan
14y ago
Poor examples for the article. > Load images automatically I tried this and I see the text box for Google Search perfectly fine (Google.co.jp where I am) so this did not break the internet in any way. The text box even highlights blue s
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hysan
14y ago
You can change this to: 1 ad per week on a RSS feed vs 1 ad per week on an entire website and the answer would still turn out to be Ad Supported Websites. RSS users are an insanely small group compared to overall users on the web. So yeah,
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hysan
14y ago
Not sure. I left the US and switched to an iPhone right before Google Wallet went live so my only experience with using it (Google Checkout/Google Wallet) is via a web browser. For that, the option is present during checkout, not in the set
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hysan
14y ago
For the e-mail: Google Wallet / Google Checkout has a checkbox that lets you hide your email address (instead using some intermediary one from Google) at checkout. They also have one that let's you tell the merchant that you don't want to r
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hysan
14y ago
This customer service model, where the CSRs go above and beyond to help the customer with as little hassle as possible, is what built the initial customer base for Newegg. Those customers have largely remained loyal even though other online
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hysan
14y ago
Well that's cause the Pyramid Auth API is admitted by the authors to be overly complex. They did a post mortem here and you can read about some of the mistakes they made when designing the API: http://plope.com/pyramid_auth_design_api_post
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hysan
14y ago
Then how about restricting it to being a feature for design and technology projects? Per their own guidelines and vision, they have very few requirements for these types of projects. Additionally, these "we will support X" type extra goals
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hysan
14y ago
Kickstarter should implement feature/subproject goals to fix these problems. To illustrate: Say the main project needs $200k to get funded. This becomes the main target goal. If this is reached, the core is funded and those backers pay up.
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hysan
14y ago
Sometimes. I interviewed a LOT out of college and often made it to 2nd and 3rd rounds. Every time I got rejected, I would pop an email to the HR rep and ask for feedback along with something like "thanks for the opportunity." Maybe 1 in 10
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hysan
14y ago
As an American who did door-to-door sales for a little bit after college, I will say that this works in America too. The term used in sales circles is Jonesing, which comes from this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keeping_up_with_the_Jones
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hysan
14y ago
The real answer, which is alluded to in your post, is that the years requirement is simply a mechanism to reduce risk and blame for the person hiring you. There are a few things to consider in these situations: 1. He is already being interv
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hysan
14y ago
Used Google cache to read the blog. This is what was written in the blog: So, now it’s time to take it to the next level – I’ve paid for the beaglebone to go into a colocation rack in Telehouse North, with a friendly colocation company call
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hysan
15y ago
Ok found where I heard of this: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1560792 This has been around for 2-3 years now and while nice to look at, it isn't that great. I never really understood what niche market they were trying to target be