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12y ago
For comparison: Marriott International is valued at $22B. In 2013, Marriott employed 199,929 workers and made $626M profits off of $12.78B revenues.
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Internet cafés
(adambrault.com)
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I really like this comment. If you don't mind, can you expand more? What do you associate typewriters with? How do you feel about their passage?
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It's the Final Dribbble
(dribbble.com)
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## Why did you make this? Why not? Regardless of the actual repository (though don't get me wrong, this is still super cool and I like seeing AppleScript in action since I feel like it's criminally underused), this kind of thi
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This is a fun concept. 07.30 am → Alarm goes off. 08.00 am → Wake up. 08.15 am → Summon energy to make eggs, shower, etc. 08.45 am → Listen to hypem and read personal emails/HN. 09.00 am → Walk to work. 09.15 am → Arrive at work. Chec
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Alligator Eggs
(worrydream.com)
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A Twitter CYOA (Choose Your Own Adventure)
(twitter.com)
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Box Seeks Up to $162.5M in I.P.O
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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The 2014 Panic Report
(panic.com)
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Indie.vc
(indie.vc)
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In case you weren't aware, this is referred to as the inverted pyramid (and of course I totally agree -- this is how you start an article): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid
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Meet Lizard Squad, the hackers who ruined Christmas for gamers worldwide
(dailydot.com)
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How broken is discovery on the App Store?
(gedblog.com)
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Very Old Tweets
(twitter.com)
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After Dark is next on my list (finishing up Colorless Tsukuru Tasaki now). I'm super excited for it.
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Looks like it's my turn to provide the cliche hipster answer: The Wind Up Bird Chronicle , by Haruku Murakami: http://www.amazon.com/The-Wind-Up-Bird-Chronicle-Novel/dp/06... If you're familiar with Mur
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I don't think he would work and fit in with any person who objects to the casual use of that term, which is hopefully the overwhelming majority of the industry.
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Quoting from the first page of @TempleOS's comments (censorship mine, of course): I spend my days clubbing retard-n s. CLUB! CLUB! DIE N ! CLUB! RETARD! N ! DIE!! CLUB! N ! Regardless of his mental state, this is not co
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An interesting tidbit from the HIG ( https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documenta... ): Create prerendered animations using a sequence of static images. Store canned animations in your Watch ap
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Ben means that the end goal of OS X, iOS, and iCloud are to sell more hardware, not to be individually thriving SKUs (as evidenced by the declining price of any non-hardware offering by Apple over the past decade). Every (or, at least almo
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While it's certainly possible (and I'd argue true) that they're less gender-specific than they were previously, I think the fact that we're discussing a blog post from a woman saying she felt excluded by "guys"
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I don't mean this as a criticism -- as you are absolutely correct, your code does cut out a lot of the boilerplate and makes for a more compact function -- but I vastly prefer @cousin_it's function to yours in terms of readability
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Marco Arment's thoughts on this seem somewhat germane here: Especially at Twitter. Twitter started out as a developer-friendly company, then they became a developer-hostile company, and now they’re trying to be a developer-friendly co
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Survive because we say so
(missbananabiker.com)
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A Portrait of J. Random Hacker
(retrologic.com)
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Reversing the Design: Chrono Trigger
(thegamedesignforum.com)
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That's a completely valid question, and the answer isn't something concrete. I think on one hand it's just overall indicative of the site's priorities (and again, I completely acknowledge that it's those same prior
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This is an excellent, brave thing to write and I originally had a long comment highlighting a bunch of particularly poignant paragraphs that I deleted because really you should just read the entire thing. Neither I nor the vast majority of
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Understanding Jean Baudrillard with Pumpkin Spice Lattes
(critical-theory.com)
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