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by jsavimbi 15y ago
It's obvious that he has certain limits to his personal competence like us all and is unable to either seek or comprehend third-party advice once he's past the point of no return. This is not the first time that we've seen his personal dram
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I've been around this LBS rodeo a couple of times and imho, it has more to do with people in your circles not carting about your activities and you knowing the futility of your check-in. There is a very quantifiable value derived from check
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Why does the website keep reloading the page and screwing up my back button?
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I know what you point was, and it's clear to many that in a common sense society that would be the case as you've correctly described it, however, my experience has always been one of sales first, people last. Regardless of the company's ma
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I can attest to the effectiveness of the Cooper mailings as they pretty much reflect the important stuff that is or could be very useful to the reader. It also helps to listen to the Javascript show as well as knowing where Mr. Cooper is ge
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I'm not a fan of fluxflex and I've discontinued using them. Too much middle-man for my liking. Last Friday I worked through http://cuppster.com/2011/05/12/diy-node-js-server-on-amazon-... , better than http://blog.carbonfive.com/2011/09/
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Brad Feld: Start With Customer Experience(feld.com)
3 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|0 comments
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
From my experience working in technology startups, I can say without a doubt that the CEO is focused on getting a product, any product in any state of progress, out the door and that HR thing you speak of is an office held by the beneficiar
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> but it (and a bunch of other improvements) got dropped when priorities changed More CTO's with disabilities need to be hired.
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12 paradoxes of graphic design(tobiasbergdahl.com)
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So Google wrote Stuxnet?
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You can pretty much knock any coding skills right off the table for the majority (90%) of UX disciplines, to include anything in terms of delivering production-ready code or making any type of technical decisions regarding stack, frameworks
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I'm down on the Fort Point Channel (landfill) and we were shaking pretty good up on the ninth floor.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Shook us up nice in Boston as well.
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UX Job Title Generator(aaronweyenberg.com)
2 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|0 comments
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The Potential Of Big Data(columnfivemedia.com)
25 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|9 comments
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I disagree. When I think about the mention of honest, well-paying jobs, I visualize jobs where a person is hired on the merits of their experience and character, where their efforts go towards progressing, learning, teaching and helping whi
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> babbling like a retard A lot can be said of that.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
Well thank you very much, sir.
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In my case we only accept bank transfers, and in most cases they're for setting up the service for the client so it's a one time thing and reconciliation is done manually.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
- It dehumanizes the spirit and makes the receiver a dependent of the state; later to be vilified by an ignorant society at large when it suits them. - Comparing apples to oranges is patronizing at best. Being better off is contextual and y
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I understand your point but you can't give people what amounts to a handout while reminding them that they're better off than the Chinese.
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I think you should look into additional graphs; they may help you understand income correlation. And I don't mean to be insulting, but just by looking at the figures, it's clear that the workers in Shenzhen are in the middle of economic gro
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
How are they vastly better off? Please visit any city in the Rust Belt. Get out of the house and ask how any service sector employees are making ends meet. They went from having honest, well-paying jobs that enabled them to build lives, fam
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
To look at the loss of manufacturing as an American industry while pretending that is was solely populated by those who chose less intellectual careers on the plant floor is to overlook the fact that manufacturing, coupled with our great la
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
> everyone here just wanted so badly for the kid to be a genius And there's nothing wrong with that. It was an interesting, creative and thoughtful experimental approach that singled him out from the unwashed pimply masses and that's th
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by jsavimbi 15y ago
I support any developer that releases toolkits on Github, but Twitter would be the last place where I'd be looking for any type of front end guidance, let alone conventions. In other words, find and employ the tools you feel more comfortabl
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NodeJS – The what, why, how and when(blog.xebia.com)
1 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|0 comments
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You can see how tough that cop was that he needed his buddies to get her off him after he sucker punched her. It's a shame that Spain can barely pay its bills yet has no problem hosting a papal visit with all the expenses that it incurs and
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IPhone users richer, brainier, more tasteful than Android-ers(theregister.co.uk)
4 points by jsavimbi 15y ago|5 comments

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