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joshwa
17y ago
Besides the commenting thing, something I haven't seen covered elsewhere is that I won't have any idea WHO retweeted the thing that shows up in my timeline. The authority (and, indeed, just the personality) of the person recommending the tw
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My best guess is that he thinks that his tweets and followers provide so much value to Twitter that he deserves to be paid. A slight overestimation of his importance to the Twitter ecosystem. Self-Important (adj): see: Winer, Scoble, Arri
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17y ago
scribd link: http://www.scribd.com/doc/22022102 (Hi Dan! Hope this is OK to publish in a better format)
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17y ago
I use "Ack In Project" which is also pretty nice, and can be configured to show context around search results: http://github.com/protocool/ack-tmbundle edit: jinx!
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17y ago
Behance.net has a feature like that: Status: (x) On Fire ( ) Busy ( ) Available ( ) Bored
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Use HTML5 to Default To The Numeric, Email, And URL Keyboards On The iPhone
(bennadel.com)
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My personal favorite reference to the Coandă Effect involves urinals: http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/2450/urinal-101-aim... http://ask.metafilter.com/8204/Urinal-Aiming#160007
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17y ago
Like the other reply said, not every organization does bonuses. My BigCorp, being in retail, only does bonuses as profit-sharing, based on total company performance. Job performance objectives are overwhelmingly based on overall company per
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In large organizations, the managers themselves don't decide on their employees' compensation-- HR or executive committees do. Their mandate is to compensate minimally, and they are disconnected from the actual performance of the employee a
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17y ago
Regardless of whatever motive or manipulation the artist has done to the WSJ image, it remains a derivative work and is still covered by copyright: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work "A typical example of a derivative work recei
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17y ago
Oh I agree, especially in the context of craigslist. However in RentHop's situation I view it a little differently--you're not getting 50,000 crazy brokers fresh from their license exams inputting stuff, instead it comes from the RE managem
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17y ago
It always drove me nuts that craigslist's searches didn't have more structure/parameters to them. Big points for not accepting brokers, too. A few small interaction notes/feature requests: * why can't I search by square footage? * ne
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See also: http://www.scene7.com/solutions/dynamic_imaging.asp - used by many huge e-commerce sites (including my >$1B employer).
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17y ago
It seems to me that a much of the criticism could have been defused with some slightly different methodology. Some statistics that might been good ammunition (each gathered with rates of several different cohorts: white, black-non-immigrant
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17y ago
He's just described ZenTest::Autotest. http://zentest.rubyforge.org/ZenTest/Autotest.html I've actually been spending the last week getting this working with my java/junit/ant workflow, so it's at least somewhat portable to other language
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Deep Green & Augmented Reality Pool (Video - Warning: awful music)
(youtube.com)
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17y ago
oops, forgot supply chain. That said, I'd venture that a majority of "ERP" installations these days are more about all the other crap, and the folks who need supply chain management get a best-of-breed for that 'silo'. Which then they have
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Or as the article says, if you adapt an ERP to an organization via customization (which is unavoidable since you're dealing with very powerful pyramid heads with veto power over process changes), you'll pay up the nose to do it, in initial
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Even the fully qualified name is a bit meaningless and needs some unpacking. ERP is best described as a massive unified software product that runs a huge portion of a business's operations, usually including two or more of the following are
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EVE Online player run bank 1.2 trillion ISK in the red, freezes all accounts
(massively.com)
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dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=777302
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The 3 key parts of news stories you usually don’t get
(newsless.org)
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There is, in fact, good Mexican food in NYC--at the Red Hook ball fields on weekends in the summer. http://nycfoodguy.com/2009/05/06/redhookballfieldsintroducti... http://events.nytimes.com/2006/08/23/dining/reviews/23unde.h...
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git-completion.bash has the added benefit of giving you tab-completion on git commands, and arguments to git commands.
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1. Go to chinatown 2. Find the busiest dumpling shop (chowhound will help) 3. Buy a bag of frozen dumplings. Buy two. 4. Buy some "chunkiang" vinegar while you're in the neighborhood. 5. Boil water. 6. Put frozen dumplings in water. Stir fo
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Some suggestions: cut a lemon in half, squeeze juice over bird, shove what's left inside the bird. Also put some fresh thyme/rosemary in there. Put those frozen veg in the bottom of the chicken pan (helps to use a 13x9x2 here). They will po
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Michael Ruhlman - The Elements of Cooking http://books.google.com/books?id=iX55tiQfXIgC&lpg=PP1... Michael Ruhlman - Ratio: The Simple Codes Behind the Craft of Everyday Cooking http://books.google.com/books?id=zGaRpi4YdIQC&lp
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That's what the ice bath shock is for-- it firms the skin back up again. The skin and fat is the good stuff :) This is one of the national dishes of Singapore, btw. There are hawker stands that have been recycling the broth for decades into
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Not a strictly "hacker" recipe, but hard to beat for simplicity: Hainan Chicken Rice Boil a really big pot of water. Put a chicken in it. Add a few slices of ginger and some scallions. Keep the heat on low and poach until the chicken is coo
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FYI-- same results here FF3.5 OSX behind corporate firewall. Interesting side effect of resizing the window is that I can see and interact with the little chat widget in the bottom right of the screen.
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