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by locopati 14y ago
Or DNS. Or probably any number of other foundational systems of the internet. At the bottom of it all, the basic concept of communicating data across distributed systems is the internet. This is where the original post is spot on - the new
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by locopati 14y ago
'I would love to hear ideas for ways we can fix this that are realistic' Peer-to-peer social with discovery. A system where companies/people/groups could self-host their own server, companies could host for others, but all the systems could
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by locopati 14y ago
Generally, it's best to get in the cab and then tell them where you're going. Mind you, that may mean you're now in the cab with an unhappy driver, but it used to be that was the only reliable way to get a cab from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
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Barnes & Noble Ebooks Are Only Yours Until Your Credit Card Expires(techdirt.com)
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by locopati 14y ago
Your individual pre-existing condition does not bubble up to the group. However, when negotiating as an individual, then each pre-existing condition does get considered and factored into the cost. There's power in groups.
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The case for a distributed, smarter, cleaner power grid(gigaom.com)
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Over 60 Barnes & Noble locations victims of PIN pad tampering(engadget.com)
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by locopati 14y ago
Who says RSS is fading? Are twitter posts of years ago accessible via a simple link as are links obtained via RSS? These are honest questions and not snark.
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by locopati 14y ago
'Contradictions do not exist' is nonsense. Contradictions exist all over the place. Any time you get two people together you'll have contradictions due to viewpoint, experience, perspectives. Denying that contradictions exist is a child-lik
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Turing Complete User(contemporary-home-computing.org)
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by locopati 14y ago
TeamCity 7.x added the great ability run continuous integration configurations in any git branches automatically by trigger (also configurable to specific branches). Throw in some process for when pushes back to the main release branch happ
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Culture transmission is bi-directional(radar.oreilly.com)
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An Insider's View Of Silicon Alley's Talent Feeding Frenzy(forbes.com)
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The Abundances of Ages(ribbonfarm.com)
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How To Sell A Digital Comic(warrenellis.com)
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98% Compression For Diagrams - Unbelievable?(wisdomofganesh.blogspot.com)
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Ayn Rand vs. the Pygmies(slate.com)
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Cooperative Quadrocopter Ball Throwing and Catching [video](youtube.com)
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by locopati 14y ago
Are you really saying that it's only by religion that people can consider their impact on others?
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by locopati 14y ago
Perhaps considering the ramifications of your actions beyond the narrow focus of personal interest, near-group interest, or economic interest.
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by locopati 14y ago
Your point about 'it has to be 4-year' conflicts with your point about 'you can take up to 10 years to do a 4-year degree'.
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by locopati 14y ago
My guess would be QA found lots of problems, reported them, fought for them, and, at the end of the day, deadlines are deadlines and the maps app shipped. QA is not some magical barrier and usually is overridden when a go/no-go decision mee
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by locopati 14y ago
If everyone is leading, who's doing the work?
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A lot of opportunity is going to arrive in the next 20 years disguised as loss(transitionculture.org)
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by locopati 14y ago
This goes nicely with Rich Hickey's hammock-driven development talk. http://blip.tv/clojure/hammock-driven-development-4475586
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by locopati 14y ago
I don't understand where your last paragraph of bile is coming from. There's been no name calling here that I can see.
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How Google+ Could Win Me(fishbowl.pastiche.org)
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by locopati 14y ago
Your explanation if very clear. Can you recommend a book or two that covers things like this for the layman who has a science background but is not a scientist (i.e. not fluffy, not hardcore)?
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by locopati 14y ago
Given that unemployment is higher than when the economic downturn began - many have not been hired back. In the US, it's important to realize that the 'official' U3 unemployment rate does not paint the whole picture. The U6 rate considers t
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by locopati 14y ago
Is it spicing it up or is it making science relevant for people who might not otherwise be interested? Someone who knows someone with Alzheimer's may take more interest - that's not a bad thing.

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