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Swedish Bitcoin Exchange
(safello.com)
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To easy with Qwerty? Try Dvorak (or one of the modern variants). I'm switching to Dvorak to see if my "muscle memory" can change, and this game is suddenly WAY harder.
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Please listen to me, the worker
(michaelonsystems.com)
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The Casual Addiction
(michaelonsystems.com)
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Except it seems that the dot pattern for Evernote would have to be much larger. I'm a heavy user of Livescribe pens, which are built on Anoto's paper, but the dots are so small that it takes a very close look to even see them. In this case,
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I can imagine a world that uses this or similar technology, holograms, and some sort of soft electrical shock to manipulate 3D interfaces. Don't write it off. This might be Xerox Parc's mouse, waiting for Jobs.
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How I Fire People
(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
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> Who owns ACH? The banks do. But they don't own Visa or Mastercard. Visa and Mastercard do. And yet the banks play the Visa/Mastercard game.
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Timelapse of glacier that (perhaps) created the Titanic iceberg [video]
(extremeicesurvey.org)
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15y ago
Why not use both? Competition in this space can only be a good thing.
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15y ago
Thank you! Do you have experience with a defined bonus structure?
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Wages, commissions, & bonuses
(michaelonsystems.com)
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Pottermore
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From wikipedia: A prime number (or a prime) is a natural number greater than 1... Edit: apologies, didn't read the "PM" after one. Of course 1300 is a prime of the same pattern, however unlucky it may be.
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There's a few of them: 0200,0300,0500,0700,1100,1700,1900, and 2300. Of course, if you include minutes, please see the list here: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=list+of+primes+to+2400
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I laughed as well, but because I thought it was a fantastic move. The entire design is a brand, and by not opening it up to everybody, it will create the desire to be on the "in crowd." Arrogant? Hardly. Brilliant? Definitely.
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Eyes of wonder and delight
(michaelonsystems.com)
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Give ‘em the how and the why
(michaelonsystems.com)
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Negitivity feeds upon itself
(michaelonsystems.com)
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They don't care
(michaelonsystems.com)
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I followed his advice, nearly to the letter, and have had some small success. The Version 1.0 worked well, but it's too early to see how well it will work as I go forward.
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Making technology decisions based on what others are doing is the fastest way to make minor decisions. There's immense value in asking "what does company x do?" choosing that option, and moving on. In my experience time deliberating is time
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I imagine we'll hear about it. It's nice to get an inside look at the challenges of another company.
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Usually 8+, but usually interpreted by one or more of three kids.
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Does anybody have any experience in creating a 3D interface for a business application? It seems that what video games do really well has never transferred over into the "real work" category of software. Secondly, are impress & jmpress
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There's an opportunity for some A/B testing, not just of price but of service. Another van, parked at another consulate, could vary one thing and the team could measure the gains/losses. I imagine this kind of thing is done in retail all th
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Excel Escapades
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We use PaaS because it allows us to focus our energy on the product that the customer sees, rather than on the backend stuff that, done right, never affects the customer. When our small team grows, we can afford to concentrate on our own ha
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Self-discipline
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Poll: Do you collaborate using Pull Requests?
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