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15y ago
The political buzz generated by this is slightly less than a gnat in the Rose Garden. Demand Progress is a liberal group. Obama can safely ignore this effort and most likely won't lose votes among the Democratic base. If he alienates Hollyw
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15y ago
I think you're confusing two people at the Heritage Foundation (Stuart Butler and Edmund Haislmaier) with "many" Republicans.
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15y ago
Ooh, I wish Readable would add this. I typically only use Readable for long articles. When reading part-way through, leaving, and coming back, it's a pain to locate the paragraph where you left off.
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15y ago
> Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has become the most popular way to consume software I'd love to see data that backs up that claim.
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15y ago
The graph on the Wikipedia page looks like it would correlate well with climate. (I've always had a pet theory about climate and the history of academic and economic development.)
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15y ago
" applies these same high-powered analytics to relate [...] events broadcast on TV to conversations taking place in social media " So, if you use Twitter, you're someone's lab rat. I know that when I tweet, it's open for all the world to se
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15y ago
If this were an extremetech.com article, the headline would be, "Scientists Discover The Formula For Love".
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15y ago
>> Nowadays, it is illegal in the U.S. to give IQ tests to job applicants >Citation needed. Griggs v. Duke Power Co.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griggs_v._Duke_Power_Co . "Good intent or absence of discriminatory intent does
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15y ago
Using the same name makes it sound like it's a product of Curtis'. At least Obtvse had the sense to use a different name.
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15y ago
There's a VBA module. Your security settings may have disabled it.
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15y ago
True, but in essence you're saying that you're amazed that everyone doesn't know everything. No one knows everything, and few people have encyclopedic knowledge of a niche topic like blogging. I'm amazed you didn't know that. ;-)
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15y ago
It's not that videos scare people away, but they need to be augmented. Would Dropbox convert better if they had descriptive text on their home page, or at least made the features link more visible than the one in the footer? We'll never kno
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15y ago
> It sounds ridiculous to us to treat smells as property. But I can imagine scenarios in which one could charge for smells. It's called perfume.
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15y ago
My pet peeve is books that show the wrong way to do something followed by the right way. If I'm new to a language, I haven't committed these sins yet, so please just skip to the preferred method. All this does is add mental overhead.
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15y ago
So basically it's reclassifying IT workers as indirect labor, subject to the same overtime laws as engineers?
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15y ago
So it's TSR 2.0.
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The counterargument is that the sales process may not be optimized for total revenue. It may be optimized for commissions. And, the people controlling the entire sales process, including online marketing, are the sales department. I only h
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Unplugged: What Happened to the Smart Grid?
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I pushed aside the psychological torture of opening program after program and never closing one, despite knowing I would never come back to it. Does this mean Windows 8 doesn't let you close programs? Have they abstracted away a layer of
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15y ago
I thought this was going to be over-the-top, but after watching the video, there are cases where the 3D could actually be useful. Granted, I use Chrome's Developer tools and don't see myself switching back to FF anytime soon, but I still la
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I remember the town I lived in when I was 4 years old vividly. In my case it wouldn't help much because it's been turned into a resort community and everything has changed. I sure hope Google Earth is archiving snap shots over time so peopl
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I didn't even notice that the top formed an M until you mentioned it, so there you go.
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I feel the same way about falling (c.f. Half Life 2, crossing the bridge spans). I don't like heights in the real world, but for some reason it's magnified in virtual worlds. My virtual acrophobia is so extreme that if I zoom in on Google M
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The great thing about getting money is that you can buy traction with it. That's one of the best lines I've read on HN in a while. I think it ought to be a mantra for app store developers.
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Did anyone else look at the Design Porn slide [1] and think "Windows Metro!"? [1] http://www.theverge.com/2012/3/12/2863672/google-kanna-and-s...
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" Typical link building [...] can be through deals, partnerships, PR pitches, link exchanges – even paying for links. " A few of these techniques - link exchanges and buying links - sound like really bad advice, especially given that she is
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The problem with studies like this is that they pick a single issue within healthcare and try to make a broad assessment from it. There have been other studies that break down the overall costs of health car in the US that are more informat
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Yes, he's egging the crowd on, but his comment did make me wonder what the legal ramifications of someone stealing bitcoins are. If one of the account holders tried to take Linode to court, do you think a US court would even acknowledge the
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>> Practically everyone who’s paying for software is doing so through an app store I think that software developers that eat, sleep, drink, breathe the Apple / mobile world need to be careful not to let this define their worldview
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Blogs and landing pages should be treated separately. For a blog, a pointless stock image still serves the purpose of visually breaking up the article so it doesn't look like a big wall of text. I agree with you though that I would have lik
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