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by ojilles 16y ago
How big is the part where OT is used for business, but when the OT points are cashed out folks can keep that privately? Could be hard to sway that...
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by ojilles 16y ago
Given the topic, it would be good to make mirrors of these pages before doing anything else with them.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Check out this slidedeck from Flickr, see slide 108 and further: http://www.slideshare.net/jallspaw/operational-efficiency-ha...
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by ojilles 16y ago
That's pretty nice of them!
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by ojilles 16y ago
Excellent idea! I used to use Firefox Home for exactly this reason (just leave the tab open on your desktop PC), but after moving to Chrome this doesn't work anymore. Will give yours a try!
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by ojilles 16y ago
1) Usually use Skype. 2) Yes -- chat-wise Skype is absolutely fine though 3) I would love the ability to have longer term centralized storage of the chats with a decent search engine and the ability to have scripts post stuff as well. As fa
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by ojilles 16y ago
Other: not a member of any dating site, but love the statistics articles coming out of OkCupid. They are insightful and funny at the same time.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Requests are evenly distributed, so caching will only be "effective" if it approaches the size of the whole dataset.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Some really good PDF on how this works in Europe, the Netherlands and comparisons to US law. (I took me quite some time to find something looking authoritative enough to actually read.) "If Alice has stored her key on a diskette or a smart
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by ojilles 16y ago
Could be delayed (e.g. when nothing else is going on, download all content)
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by ojilles 16y ago
Check bottom left corner.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Check the bottom left corner.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Sounds like a new AdBlock plug-in? Automatically click all banners and adsense, etc but have the results go into /dev/null
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by ojilles 16y ago
Actually, according to european study [1], the ability to speak English is 87% for NL versus 86% in Denmark. I've lived in both, and I think what you're describing is selection bias? [1] http://ec.europa.eu/education/languages/pdf/doc631_e
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by ojilles 16y ago
Doesn't support Chrome
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by ojilles 16y ago
CPC * CTR = RPM, and that's what AdSense optimizes for. In effect it's brilliant in it's simplicity as it combines both advertisers wishes (CPC) and consumer's wishes (CTR).
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by ojilles 16y ago
Not working for MS, etc. But I wonder if this is intentional. I'm sure this is how it can come across to a startup, but for Big Inc. I doubt they setup these meetings to "outsource" product management work...
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by ojilles 16y ago
Not entirely all that's to be done. You can't just export data from the EU to the US as the US has less stringent data protection rules. (This is unless you meant "to register" as "to host")
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by ojilles 16y ago
The author claims this is not a legitimate reason: "Just ask any Mac developer". I'm assuming here he means that compilers can solve this problem for you (and hence don't incur a run time performance tax).
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by ojilles 16y ago
And those tools will become available, because apparently there is a market to sell to.
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by ojilles 16y ago
How is that a farce? The distribution model of the App store has been clear from the start... It's take it or leave it - but depending on jailbreaking for a mass market app is clearly not going to work.
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Again
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by ojilles 16y ago
Thanks for clarifying!
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by ojilles 16y ago
"Veracity goes beyond versioning of directories and files to provide management of records and fields , with full support for pushing, pulling and merging database changesets , just like source tree changesets." Okay, I re-read that three
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by ojilles 16y ago
I've been waiting for someone stepping into the database schema versioning space for years now. Would be very interesting to see how this would work in Veracity after rolling/maintaining my own solution for years. And who's this "Vera"? (-:
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by ojilles 16y ago
Totally depends on your frame of mind/expectations. I had a lot of fun reading that article. Nothing condescending to the audience at all.
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by ojilles 16y ago
+1 for staying in OP's story mode :)
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by ojilles 16y ago
Are you trying to argue that Fiction is sometimes not believable, are actually the reverse?
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by ojilles 16y ago
Same here. Really liked the article!
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by ojilles 16y ago
Anyone have a quick summary of what this is even about?

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