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by itg 16y ago
A JD won't teach you anything about persuasion. That only comes after years of experience.
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by itg 16y ago
and what are these formulas?
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by itg 16y ago
>We haven't solved the protein folding problem? So solve it. It's not a trivial problem. There are lots of bright minds working on this problem. If you understand the difficulty behind it, you wouldn't make such ignorant statements.
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by itg 16y ago
Do Not Feed the Troll
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by itg 16y ago
>Maybe it's because I was always more social with adults than the annoying other middle/high school idiots Having good communication also means being able to relate to your peers, despite what you think about their intelligence.
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by itg 16y ago
Did you bother reading the entire article? Yes, it was one of many ideas, but the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, was pushing for open source. Not some random secretary or janitor.
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by itg 16y ago
Since when is a PR statement news? Obviously he won't say anything negative.
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Facebook's Follies: A brief history(news.cnet.com)
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by itg 16y ago
yes, valve is bringing all their games to the mac
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by itg 16y ago
not really any data, but just an observance, it seems like if you walk onto a college campus these days, almost everyone is carrying a macbook compared to a few years ago when i rarely saw people with apple computers.
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by itg 16y ago
He is giving Apple way too much credit. It's not like Apple did shady business deals/practices to get in their current position, it's because people genuinely like their products for whatever reason (interface/ease of use/design). And becau
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by itg 16y ago
Don't fool yourself. Both companies are there to do nothing else but make a profit (not saying that in itself is a bad thing) but do it in a different way. The only way to be free of artificial restrictions is to use OSS.
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by itg 17y ago
Since when does calling out Microsoft equal being PR for Apple? Reporters should be attacking bad policies, no matter what the company. And wether the arguments are rational or personal, they make some good points. Some of the articles seem
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by itg 17y ago
oh please don't pretend to be naive and as if you know all the legal implications of what happened
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by itg 17y ago
they crossed the line with naming the employee.
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by itg 17y ago
it's not that they don't care, but some people like having a strong boundary between their work and home life, and the tgif comes from being able to leave your work behind and enjoy/relax/party for the weekend.
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by itg 17y ago
Oh look, another typical aging misanthrope complaining about whatever generation is after him. Improvements in tech has made life easier but that doesn't necessarily mean the world is AMAZING, especially for a lot of young people in this ec