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by jmngomes 13y ago
I believe it depends on local law, in some countries it can't be prosecuted as a pyramid scheme if it actually sells something, i.e. it configures "multi-level marketing" (e.g. Agel, Monavie). Pyramid schemes always seem attr
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Google's Constitute: the world's constitutions to read, search and compare(constituteproject.org)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
And closing this/any loophole would also lower Ireland's attractiveness as a European HQ for global companies, which could do more harm than good to Ireland's economy...
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by jmngomes 13y ago
I came across nude.js ( http://www.patrick-wied.at/static/nudejs/ ) when researching for a social network project, seems quite nice and is Javascript based.
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by jmngomes 13y ago
"The best companies didn't have political alliances because their product was awesome and they mostly knew it" Even if you have a great product, some industries, like advertising or public sector, are an order of magnitude ha
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Agencies Defend Turf As Ad Tech Moves In On Clients(adage.com)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
Same here. I think the same phenomenon is observable in middle class and below: a person's main concern becomes surviving, leaving less/little time for introspection and learning.
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Didn't know it had been deprecated, it seemed like a great tool for scaling databases. Anyone know why?
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Did you consider Gizzard for sharding writes? Can you share why not?
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The Best, Brightest, and Least Productive?(project-syndicate.org)
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Ballmer: Google Is A Monopoly And Should Be Investigated By The Government(businessinsider.com)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
What this person conveniently fails to mention is that a lot of that 1% are more Capone or Madoff than they are Jobs or Ford. PS: don't see Poe's law emerging in the author's replies to comments...
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Which makes his plan to enjoy life all the more valid ;)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
Isn't producing content that people want to watch and share the "fundamental problem of viral marketing"? Obviously, being able to identify high value "seeds" is paramount, but it appears to be more related to cost-
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Bakthat: Python backup framework and command line tool(docs.bakthat.io)
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"When Alexander’s rats were given something better to do than sit in a bare cage they turned their noses up at morphine because they preferred playing with their friends and exploring their surroundings to getting high." Well, AFA
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by jmngomes 13y ago
I can accept that knowledge should bring new ways of living, but I grow tired of increasing red tape in my life just because some otherwise-unemployed bureaucrat's belief system, and not actual hard evidence, produces rules and regulat
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If you grew up in the 50's through the 80's...(vimeo.com)
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And identifying "them" properly
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Yahoo Is No. 1 in Traffic, per comScore - First time in more than 2 years (adweek.com)
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Make better use of your 404 page(notfound.org)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
It's refreshing to see someone defending a point that, IMO, should have been obvious all along, instead of encouraging the "lifeless code-drone" style: "Every once in a while, get away (...) It will make you more effecti
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by jmngomes 13y ago
Full time, I quit my job to dedicate myselff to this after a few rounds of discussing it and getting initial validation from both my targets (yes, it's a marketplace business, even worse to do it alone)
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Knowledge is essential to reasoning and abstract thinking. I don't see how it can be dissociated from conceptual understanding.
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by jmngomes 13y ago
Agreed, though it takes a lot of courage because it's still risky, something like this would be the best course of action, IMO: http://edition.cnn.com/2013/08/02/opinion/ghitis-anti-gay-ru...
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by jmngomes 13y ago
I'm a single founder and can only say the experience is rather grinding. I'm all up for the "If you don't help, at least don't get in the way" motto. I decided to pursue my current venture without a cofounder p
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by jmngomes 13y ago
This is a great service :) Are "Popular releases" based on the browser's geographic location, or should we be concerned with our privacy here? "My" popular releases have a lot of national bands, hence my question ;)
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by jmngomes 13y ago
I submitted a bug stating that the OS' facilities for managing audio (i.e. AudioManager et al) weren't working according to the spec/docs, some classes would report an incorrect volume during a call. I only tested it on a Sam
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by jmngomes 13y ago
This reply "This report applies to a mobile Google application or service, and the issue tracker where you reported it specializes in issues within the Open Source source code of the Android platform." is a bit off, IMO. The devel
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Mobile security primer(viaforensics.com)
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