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How to learn about database systems(blog.bradfieldcs.com)
1 points by ozanonay 10y ago|0 comments
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by ozanonay 10y ago
Anybody who deeply scrutinizes the FDA will find opportunities for reform. For instance, when the economists Daniel B. Klein and Alex Tabarrok applied their scrutiny, the result was http://www.fdareview.org/ What is surpris
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All the Talks from Systems We Love(blog.bradfieldcs.com)
1 points by ozanonay 10y ago|0 comments
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Learn how computers work(blog.bradfieldcs.com)
1 points by ozanonay 10y ago|0 comments
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A DIY Computer Science Education(bradfieldcs.com)
5 points by ozanonay 10y ago|0 comments
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by ozanonay 12y ago
Via Health - San Francisco, CA (full time, local only) Stealth, venture-backed digital health company combatting preventable disease through AI-leveraged human coaching. Seeking full-stack, android and devops engineers among others. More in
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by ozanonay 12y ago
Via Health - San Francisco, CA (full time, local only) Stealth, venture-backed digital health company combatting preventable disease through AI-leveraged human coaching. Seeking full-stack, android and devops engineers among other roles. Mo
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Leadership(regardingwork.com)
6 points by ozanonay 15y ago|1 comments
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The Tragedy of the Interruption Junkie(regardingwork.com)
3 points by ozanonay 15y ago|0 comments
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Fork our company blog(github.com)
4 points by ozanonay 15y ago|1 comments
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by ozanonay 16y ago
This is the most appealing thing about BJJ in my opinion. Not only does full-intensity training entail a better workout, one also improves more rapidly due to the constant realistic feedback. BJJ is to The Little Schemer as karate is to Lea
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by ozanonay 16y ago
Topguest - San Francisco, CA (on-site strongly preferred, will cover relocation for strong candidates) We're a location-based offers provider for the travel industry. Early stage, but comfortably funded. Looking for generalist engineers to
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by ozanonay 16y ago
Topguest, an LBS startup soon to be based in San Francisco. We're a small but well-backed company, about to enter a rapid growth phase. If you think you could help us with engineering, biz dev or design, we'd love to hear from you right now
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by ozanonay 16y ago
I never saw anything even approaching YC while I was in Syd. Two questions: 1) What's stopping you from moving to the US? If you wanted to, you could be here on an effectively permanent basis in a matter of weeks (we have an unfair advantag
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by ozanonay 16y ago
I'm interested. Could probably also work out a room/projector/wifi/beer arrangement in Surry Hills.
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by ozanonay 18y ago
I'm Australian. My salary is in worthless Australian dollars. Also I said this to point out that the title was misleading, and it's now been fixed. Humour was evidently an inappropriate way to bring it up.
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Please note that that's 537m worthless Australian dollars. The award was for USD388m.
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Actually what I'm working towards is much like what jvincent is asking for: "students need to be able to self-teach using online dynamic material (as opposed to static textbooks). Teachers would design courses from mashups and assist studen
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by ozanonay 18y ago
There's an abundance of materials online, the issue is that they're not collated or aggregated in such a way that a technically uninspired teacher could effortlessly utilise them. This is a problem that I and many others are working towar
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Those who comprehend the absurdity of what is really a series of internet censorship proposals have been unable to publicly embarrass Stephen Conroy (our Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy) to the extent required
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by ozanonay 18y ago
As an interesting side note, this sort of thing (selling off assets to pay employees prior to liquidation) is illegal in most circumstances in the UK and Australia (and likely in other Common Law jurisdictions) thanks to a Chancery case Par
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Perhaps because it's a delight to use and look at? Occasionally, when something is designed better than any other comparable device, you have to pay to use it. In this case, you pay by following a few of their rules.
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Precisely. Then add simple tools for categorisation, design customisation and so forth. The point is that there are probably 10 active commentators for each active blogger. Perhaps Disqus is building towards a platform for people like this,
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by ozanonay 18y ago
I think this is a better idea than relying on advertising, but do you think there'd be enough demand for a white label version for it to be the core of their model? Another approach: Fred Wilson's post today on comments constituting blog po
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by ozanonay 18y ago
I think Louis is right to point out that Disqus' approach to customer service and their generally well-functioning product will lead to serious market dominance, but I can't for the life of me figure out how they'd convert market dominance
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Of course, giving kids unsupervised access to computers they don't know how to utilise is going to provide little educational value. But the article distracts from the fact that with the slightest bit of guidance, computer access can be a t
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by ozanonay 18y ago
It surprises me that so many firms still resort to arbitrary credential-based requirements rather than looking at something such as, say, solutions to a series of problems. I guess it just means that the most creative HR departments are goi
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Hey I wasn't using google to establish the truth-value of a proposition. I was just trying to show that there's wide-scale usage of 'radiation' to describe what an electromagnetic wave is.
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Google gives me around 2 million hits for "electromagnetic radiation".
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by ozanonay 18y ago
Absolutely. Furthermore, you're going to give yourself a huge bounce-rate if - like the dentist example - you have a single page with no external links. Google keeps track of how many times users click 'back' from a search result to a searc

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