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by methodin 15y ago
You clearly have never worked with an outsourced team. Shit like this can happen with the utmost of ease - unless Google has an internal time constantly involved in the actual area of the outsourced team.
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by methodin 15y ago
Google would have a lot more to lose than Facebook. Most of the posts on Facebook are not necessarily links etc... and even if the links were banned it wouldn't have that much of an effect on Facebook itself, other than people getting PO'd
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by methodin 15y ago
Maybe he should stop to think that more than one person could have reported the photo. It would then be google's obligation to remove it because at that point you could not justify NOT removing it.
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by methodin 15y ago
Assuming they didn't sign a contract?
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by methodin 15y ago
Seems pretty egotistical to believe our concepts of communication are the only and/or best in existence.
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by methodin 15y ago
For me personally it would be refreshing to get something that is so deeply personal to the person or persons I support. Any band, for instance, that I enjoy I would feel overly elated to support something they spent all of THEIR time on. I
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by methodin 15y ago
This, of course, is the main benefit of an non-restrictive development environment.
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by methodin 15y ago
Seems like a lot of effort for an unknown gain - to me. It's about the same as reading a code block in Scala. It may or may not be useful to me but to figure that out I have to go off into a completely different world. I just wish the mathe
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by methodin 15y ago
I actually surround myself in math all the time since I do a lot of game development. A poster above pointed to the math symbol list on wikipedia and I think "Great. I need to scour a daunting page to find the meaning of an obscure symbol?"
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by methodin 15y ago
I really wish my brain didn't gloss over the first time I see a math symbol. All of this stuff seems intriguing but it's almost as if I'm hardwired to translate all those symbols into mush. I'd be much more interested in seeing the equivale
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by methodin 15y ago
At first glance I thought this was going to tell me they can now replace bones that are identical to the ones in your body. This is still completely awesome nonetheless - the doctor could literally show you what they intend to do and the pr
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by methodin 15y ago
They really need to get game makers on board. Having the ability to transfer and play games from a phone to the tv would be a pretty awesome thing.
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by methodin 15y ago
Isn't that the whole point of S3 - you don't need to make your own cloud with your own hardware?
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by methodin 15y ago
I don't believe the goal at this point is to be the Netflix equivalent of books. This is an incentive to get people to sign up for Amazon Prime which should translate into sales across the other realms (purchasing, videos etc..). If you loo
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by methodin 15y ago
I really don't agree with this sentiment at all. There are infinite Linux distros out there to play with that are more inline with power users. Ubuntu is for a completely different crowd so what would be the point of just merging into that
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by methodin 15y ago
Why is that even significant? Do you have 5 iphones you use in your every day life that jumping between them would be painful if they had slightly different OSs? Doubtful. Phones have had inconsistent UIs for almost a decade before iphone,
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by methodin 15y ago
Google+ was never presented as a Facebook competitor. They tried social networking with Gmail with Buzz and that failed miserably. I don't really know what the problem is. The uber bar is more than sufficient.
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by methodin 15y ago
Developers = You can root Others = It doesnt matter That pretty much sums it up.
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by methodin 15y ago
Your mom, dad, wife aunt and neighbor wouldn't even know what the hell you are talking about so being on version X has no particular significance to anyone outside of the tech community.
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by methodin 15y ago
So the point of the graphic has to be that most people don't really care, right?
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by methodin 15y ago
Because a lot of people confuse off-topic with i-don't-agree.
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by methodin 15y ago
Turn on the guitar then go back up to the graph and change it. As you drag you hear its effect on the audio.
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by methodin 15y ago
My first thought was "this is pretty cool!" but wondering who actually needs it. I then had the realization that this is, in fact, a very different way of data expression. It would force you to think not only about what you are saying, but
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by methodin 15y ago
What exactly do you expect them to do? They are not a charity or a non-profit. They either have to stay competitive or die. I hardly call that evil .
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by methodin 15y ago
You are correct - I did not mean to say the article was off-topic however speculative it was.
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by methodin 15y ago
How do you possibly get well-reasoned from this? He makes a bunch of assumptions followed by a deduction based on those assumptions. I can make any assumption I want then deduce a final statement from it - that does not make it well-reasone
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by methodin 15y ago
This piece is the opposite of speculation free. Every single sentence is an opinion and speculation.
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by methodin 15y ago
So is it common knowledge when they kick someone off for using them? Did it happen after this announcement? Etc... All this article does is speculate on what Google will do in the next couple months... how is it even relevant?
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by methodin 15y ago
Great. Another opinionated post with no substance that reaches number one. What is this garbage? It's not like this person even has any first-hand knowledge of anything with regards to the cited excerpt. Why would anyone upvote such a short

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