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U.S. Stocks Head for Worst Week Since 2011 Amid Global Selloff(bloomberg.com)
2 points by notNow 11y ago|1 comments
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by notNow 11y ago
Food for thought: Why is it OK for female cheerleaders to be used in male sports events whether amateur or pro (It's worth mentioning that this is chiefly a North American phenomenon) and all hell breaks loose when they're employe
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Wait till they become fully aware of the concept of death and their eventual demise and after that when they invent "spirituality" and conjure up silly rituals to distract them away from remembering their fate and the mental stres
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by notNow 11y ago
Why that standardization should be done a la Bootstrap and not any other framework?
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I guess Backbone uses jQuery too.
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Do you really think that all or most people will share the same attitude towards life sans work as yours and won't fall into depression or trivial, aimless, meaningless or destructive activities?
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I strongly believe that anyone working in a company that really is like the one described in the NYT would be crazy to stay. I know I would leave such a company. The cynic in me would interpret this as a tacit invitation by the Bezo-man h
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by notNow 11y ago
HR functions like the lowest level of police forces within a polity, they're there just to snitch on you to their superiors (next level up law enforcement within the corporation) or deal with you directly whether in fines, suspension o
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I guess that this is just applicable to Corporate America context and the outlook is not as dire as you portray it for other corporate cultures around the world.
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by notNow 11y ago
Your problem is a mobile network operators' problem primarily and not web/mobile devs'. Don't blame us for making the experience for you or us all prohibitively mediocre when those carriers are to blame for their ridicul
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by notNow 11y ago
Isn't this the whole premise of the much touted "disruptive innovation" theory by Clayton M. Christensen?
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Come on man, let me give you a hug. You seem to need it. Do you feel better now?
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by notNow 11y ago
Can you tell please more about the immigration and work outlook and prospects in Uruguay? I have very limited info about Uruguay and I appreciate it if someone could help me and provide more details about the situation there
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by notNow 11y ago
Regarding MOOCs, part is that is likely cultural - some groups are more likely to have been enculturated in communities where independent learning and self-study is acceptable, if not actively encouraged, versus being discouraged by social
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In a British accent too to make it all the more frightening
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I don't know about the real estate market for each state you cited but if the market activities were driven mainly by speculation and short term flipping then a 50% dive esp. in a highly leveraged market sounds very plausible but it se
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To give perspective to people here, the movements in the commodities market before 2000 were very tepid but post the dot com bubble burst and the ensuing recession that commodities started to experience upward pressure and then come the 200
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by notNow 11y ago
How much of a correction you're looking for? a 10% sounds very feasible in a down market but a 50% hit sounds implausible esp. in the short run.
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Wait to try or smell Fisikh[1] and you'll change your mind instantly. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fesikh and pronounced like this "Fisíj" borrowing from Spanish
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It looks like that Germany is in the midst of some low intensity power struggle between many factions within the political system whether intelligence agencies, Merkel's govt, the judiciary and finally the press.
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Not to pick on the author of this mini-tutorial but this is a completely futile exercise as can be seen by the accompanying diagram outlining the building blocks of his endeavor which was a raster graphics not HTML/CSS as he preached.
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* If JavaScript is really “the assembly language of the web”, then why does it need all these high-level features?* Someone should introduce this dude to the novel concepts of "figures of speech" and "metaphors" as he&#x
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by notNow 11y ago
Two wrongs don't make a right. France is at fault and so is the US in many of the examples you cited here, so why do you keep defending the indefensible and morally questionable policies of the French state?
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If these new technologies and frameworks don't have business case to justify their adoption or make any sense from a practical standpoint, believe me they will not pick up and will eventually fall down however hip or cool they sounded
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To the author of this piece: Have you tried any of the following alternative in your quest to land a job: 1- Theme marketplaces like Envato. The competition is really fierce but you could make it and establish a name and sharpen your skills
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Fast-forwarding the Web Platform(ponyfoo.com)
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I agree totally. Another instance of opportunistic capitalism bastardizing a very pleasant concept and lifestyle like communalism and turning into unrecognizable monster of itself. Shame that these people didn't go "organic"
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by notNow 11y ago
When did downvoting actually prevent you from seeing or reading "unfavorable" or "heretic" comments here? Your downvoting won't stop me or any other dissident here from speaking our mind and exposing the hypocrisy o
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Thanks for the infomercial.
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I'm from a North African country and your comment sounds foreign to my ears. Maybe this is more fitting to Morocco or Tunisia but I can't attest to your observation that it's upheld here in Egypt.

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