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by polarix 13y ago
No problems with the main thrust of the article, but the conclusion that "America's jobs crisis needs to be looked at as a failure of employers and job boards to ensure an accurate and fair employment process" is laughable. T
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by polarix 13y ago
HYPE*rloop
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by polarix 13y ago
I'm not sure what it is, but something feels very wrong to me about sublime package control. It might be the instructions for submitting new packages. It might be the difficulty of installing a bunch of packages at once.
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by polarix 13y ago
Okay, looking at this again, it's clear that the video/transcript has the good stuff. However: 1. the top banner is too big 2. between it, and the talk of free/premium, and the hype-sounding stuff in the short intro, somehow
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by polarix 13y ago
I actually can't tell which parts of that page are ads and which are the real content.
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"Microsoft is oblivious if it is not doing something to divorce itself from the NSA" No John, unfortunately it is not really an option to move 57,000 employees and a headquarters out of the United States. That is what would need t
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by polarix 13y ago
what?
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by polarix 13y ago
Don't really see why this is a problem, as long as they are confident replacement part stocks will hold out.
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by polarix 13y ago
APPLE technique: (?) - Ask - Pause - Probe / Pick - Listen - Elaborate per http://www.exforsys.com/career-center/facilitator/core-skill... "An effective facilitator does not just end at asking effective
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by polarix 13y ago
"data aggregation imposes a negative externality upon society" This is obviously true. It is also obviously true that data aggregation imparts a (perhaps equally) significant positive externality to society.
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by polarix 13y ago
Being interesting to the world carries enough power to compensate for any attention asymmetry.
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by polarix 13y ago
Can you clarify? Why is "great content" == "landing pages"? How are landing pages spam?
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by polarix 13y ago
Every time she says "protect the american people from" I keep filling in "the NSA and other overreaching government agencies" in my head. This is really an incredible spectacle of audacity.
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by polarix 13y ago
Yeah, it's been frustrating.
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I think there's another reason: there appears to be only one human, and he is both the engineer and spokesperson. If the engineer could be read in and forced not to communicate with either the public or the rest of the team, it would b
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by polarix 13y ago
Uh, hah? Haha?
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The best hope for evidence would be engineering and construction documentation of the reporting mechanisms.
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by polarix 13y ago
Moreover, these people cannot speak the truth since they do not know it. The surgeries were done far away from the C-suite.
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by polarix 13y ago
See the people who are making these statements don't know. The only people who know are the ops teams, and they really can't tell, because they could fairly easily just disappear.
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by polarix 13y ago
No, because that should adjust your expected value.
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by polarix 13y ago
Yes; let's increase frustration for everyone based on some flimsy evidence! "One [study] in Ireland, for example, found no reduction in overdoses"
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by polarix 13y ago
Woah, Deja Vu!
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by polarix 13y ago
And a far richer and more thorough expose on the subject is @michaelochurch's Gervais-Macleod series. To whom you responded.
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Abduction should be solved by physical surveillance.
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by polarix 13y ago
Lack of empathy, sure. But this is orange sunshine perspective.
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Successor? It's the same program!
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"When you walk into a store, they'll already know who you are. When you interact with a policeman, she'll already have your personal information displayed on her Internet-enabled glasses." That makes it sound really useful, and terrific for
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by polarix 13y ago
Sweet sweet irony
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TCP and Heartbeats(250bpm.com)
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by polarix 14y ago
If you're talking to investors regularly, it's probably worth your while anyway.

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