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Infographic Of The Day: The Definitive Guide To Crazy Coffee Drinks | Co. Design(fastcodesign.com)
1 points by protez 15y ago|0 comments
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Postrel: How Jobs Made Business Cool Again - Bloomberg(bloomberg.com)
5 points by protez 15y ago|1 comments
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Facebook Closing Daily-Deal Service - Bloomberg(bloomberg.com)
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by protez 15y ago
Try any Ruby project with installation instructions. I was also clueless at first, but found it very easy to deploy a Ruby project.
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by protez 15y ago
How can one implement game logic and AI in CSS? I thought CSS can do nothing much other than styling except mouse hover property which gives some interactive elements without JS.
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by protez 16y ago
He's making a good point. However, he's overlooking the crystal clear fact that psytrance, a subgenre of electronic, is about transcendence almost above and beyond everything imaginable in this particular universe.
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by protez 16y ago
I don't get it. What's this? Catch-22 at Wikipedia?
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by protez 16y ago
Agreed. But you can't blame traders for greed, since all the owners, investors, and companies are also driven by their own kinds of greed, some of which benefit no one else but themselves.
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by protez 16y ago
If facebook generates more than $100b of revenue, where would all that money come from? Google's money came from a pie of media industy, Apple's from entertainment (in a broader sense), and eBay's money from retailing. According to the rati
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by protez 16y ago
Loved both the book and the review. Tim is damn crazy and his lunacy, but practical one is what makes 4HB distinct from the other average books claiming nothing new, nothing to make fun of.
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by protez 16y ago
Let V_x be the value of a college degree x. V_x = \Sum_i{E(\pi_i) for all degree x holders, where \pi is a degree relevant portion of "premium" net cash flow from i th person's labor pertinent to degree x, discounted by the labor-demand pro
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by protez 16y ago
Does the author discuss pros and cons of Google Wave? Pretty insightful. Why doesn't he cover Apple Newton likewise?
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Retirees Expect to Live on $190 a Month of Retirement?(allabouttopnews.com)
1 points by protez 16y ago|0 comments
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by protez 16y ago
I was a former avid mania of Firefox. I once installed hundreds of extensions and kept waiting for their updating progress whenever I launched the browser. Even when Google released Chrome, I didn't consider the possibility of switch due to
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by protez 16y ago
Have anyone ever tried this? If it's usable (putting key combinations on a keypad), I want to ditch my iPhone and switch to Android.
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EmacsWiki: Emacs On Android(emacswiki.org)
4 points by protez 16y ago|1 comments
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Curious mathematical law is rife in nature(newscientist.com)
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by protez 16y ago
Why not bigger than this universe? Why would it be limited to the size of mere Google in this multiverse where every alternative event can happen?
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by protez 16y ago
Estimation beats market cap when it comes to the sustainable value, which only comes from hard-earned cash, not crazy bomb-passing games you can observe in every bubble scene. I do think that FB can be traded around $50 billion and may be $
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by protez 16y ago
In addition, it makes more sense to put some ads for free utility service, but the same ads can be very annoying in the contexts of social communication.
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by protez 16y ago
If 110k is way too low, how much is typical for the positions of his description? I just do wonder. What goes into the fair ballpark figure? 150k?
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by protez 16y ago
Just few spacebar and enter wrote this sentence: "What the hel* is this guy on their team and their fans are the best in the world of their owners and are strictly for viewing and printing of these books."
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by protez 16y ago
I also like conkeror much and use it everyday. However, I recently encountered the same nightmare that made me abandon firefox altogether: insane memory leak from its UI engine: XULRunner. The chronic memory accumulation as high as 1,000,00
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by protez 16y ago
Her brute learning style reminds me of training artificial neural network from no prior knowledge: feeding problem-solution pairs to a Bayesian network again and again, hoping the ANN will reproduce the relationship somehow. We think her le
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by protez 16y ago
it's a joke because it's almost true.
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by protez 16y ago
There's a noun version of the can't-go-wrong words: 'entropy.'
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by protez 17y ago
While normal people talk to other people, geeks generate sociolinguistic expressions to communicate with all the kinds of information processing entities, possibly cyborgs, robots, or something. If the communicative pattern of normal people
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by protez 17y ago
Business is not civil rights movement. Even if a human rights activist builds a business, compromise has to be taken time to time for its primary purpose as a business entity and it's more complex matter than something anyone can simply cal
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by protez 17y ago
Awesome! The profitability of your business made my jaw drop to the floor. I guess businesses in other sectors may have to generate more than ten million dollars of revenue just to be par with your bottom line.
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by protez 17y ago
I heard Buckminister Fuller tried something similar. He recounted he had gained more energy out of his reduced sleep cycles. But I wondered why he didn't keep the practice to his death, if that was indeed the case.

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