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by jshen 12y ago
I looked this up myself. "But for each of the CREDO studies, two questions need to be asked: What are the findings? and How strong are the data and analyses? The 2009 findings were somewhat favorable to conventional public schools—alth
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by jshen 12y ago
Links please
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by jshen 12y ago
Schools have a fixed level of funding. If employees do an amazing job it does not increase revenue. I.e it's not a business. How many great peopke do you know that will take 60k a year in salary?
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by jshen 12y ago
I really like the look of kotlin, but is there a release date for 1.0?
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by jshen 12y ago
I used emacs for years and I spent far too much time fiddling with it to get it to the place of something like atom.
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by jshen 12y ago
atom works well out of the box. Emacs ... not so much.
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TDD, Where did it all go wrong(vimeo.com)
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by jshen 12y ago
Thanks, this is really useful in comparison to my experiences. It all makes a lot of sense to me except the data store. Is the data store supposed to replace all direct database use by other services?
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by jshen 12y ago
Can you give done examples of the types of things these micro services do?
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by jshen 12y ago
anti-trust is broader than your definition. From wikipedia. "United States antitrust law is a collection of federal and state government laws, which regulates the conduct and organization of business corporations, generally to promote
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by jshen 12y ago
"you'll find that your information gets drowned out by content that has been SEO'd to the hilt. But even if that were the case I'd blame the SEO guys, not the search engine." Maybe, but the part that bothers me is t
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by jshen 12y ago
I'm really shocked by your naive arrogance in this thread. You can't see beyond your own niche and use case. There is an enormous space of good content where the best method of finding that content is searching the internet, not h
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by jshen 12y ago
This is a rather arrogant comment. Why assume that everyone fits the same niche as you? I once ran a site/blog where I blogged about a particular disease that I have and all of the research I did as I tried to understand it. This means
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by jshen 12y ago
It's very easy to say such things, but the physics is much harder. http://physics.ucsd.edu/do-the-math/2011/12/wind-fights-sola... http://physics.ucsd.edu/do-the-math/2012/08&#x
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by jshen 12y ago
I've seen a number of responsive designs I like better than the full page of a regular site. Compare the following sites to using this site, HN, on a phone. http://dish.andrewsullivan.com http://video.disney.com
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by jshen 12y ago
"And I have examples to support that." Do give them. "This is not helping your users, it's pissing them off and making them spend a lot of time hunting for the "desktop version" link on your site." Not for
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by jshen 12y ago
It's much harder to do it in photoshop for things like responsive design. Responsive is dynamic and fluid and it's very difficult to capture that in a few static comps. I like this point about web design is very relevant to Ive&#x
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by jshen 12y ago
I don't think your conclusion follows from your other points. The people pushing for this may very well have emissions reduction as their primary goal, but they are in a system that forces the solution to something like this.
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Thomas Piketty's response to the Financial Times(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by jshen 12y ago|0 comments
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by jshen 12y ago
exactly, and those that disagree should crunch the data how they see fit and put it out there for others to critique. Their current response reminds me of the behavior of the intelligent design movement. They try to argue over lot's of
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by jshen 12y ago
That wealth hasn't been concentrating at the top.
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by jshen 12y ago
I notice that the author of your link implies his main point but never states it clearly. This is usually a bad sign.
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by jshen 12y ago
How would they decide which sites to manually look at? Surely they can't look at all of them.
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by jshen 12y ago
How do you know there is a penalty in place?
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by jshen 12y ago
I'm sure you're right, which is why I'm moving away from ads. The examples that give me some sliver of hope are reddit and tumblr, both of which have some form of ads.
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by jshen 12y ago
Two things. 1) The content that got my site kicked off adsense was text only, and it was a girl writing about going skinny dipping. It was tamer than much of cable TV, but I'm guessing some word frequency algorithm thought it was more
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by jshen 12y ago
"Second, it is impossible to meet Google's terms of service with an RSS reader. They dictate that ads may not be shown along adult or copyrighted content. Determining that for external sources of data was not going to happen. I go
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by jshen 12y ago
you put nginx in front of it, which you should do anyways for most things.
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by jshen 12y ago
You lost me. How does embedding the app server break URIs?
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by jshen 12y ago
Here is one reason I like the bundled approach. I've been using golang recently which compiles into a machine executable. I was building a REST API that many third parties would use. When they wanted to use the API for development all

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