reyu

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by reyu 17y ago
Extradition is kind of a pain too.
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The Self-Employed Depression(nytimes.com)
25 points by reyu 17y ago|40 comments
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Honk if You Think It’s Over(nytimes.com)
3 points by reyu 17y ago|4 comments
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The Joy of Less(happydays.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by reyu 17y ago|0 comments
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by reyu 17y ago
I agree that the author's understanding of the term is imprecise but rather than refer him to an etymology of the term, I think this wiki would be more appropriate to convey the term's common usage: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_Inter
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by reyu 17y ago
The post begins -> "This text has circulated quite a number of times on Usenet, and so far as I know is authentic. This version (less, of course, the HTML airs and graces) was posted by one jenm289@aol.com to rec.arts.books, 13 Nov 1995
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by reyu 17y ago
->"Rather, it is an attempt to foist a fully-formed, complex system onto the online ecosystem, and the Web rejects such approaches." Ozzie's arguments as presented in this condensed article seem vague to me. I'm not sure if he's trying
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by reyu 17y ago
Inaccurate editorializing at that. I would say this development actually makes it easier for better techies to find jobs by harnessing their SO reputation and, consequently, perhaps makes life a little more difficult for the mediocre.
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by reyu 17y ago
This confirms my suspicion that I need more than one SO profile: one for answering questions and using on a resume; and a separate profile that gives me the freedom to ask as many stupid questions as I like on topics that I know very little
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by reyu 17y ago
AdWords brought this kind of statistical rigor to affiliate marketing quite a while back. What you're describing sounds like the bread and butter of that field. The fact that it is only now catching on in the advertising world seems like an
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Ruby Is The Future(enfranchisedmind.com)
31 points by reyu 18y ago|53 comments
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Some Economists Find Reasons to Be Optimistic(nytimes.com)
1 points by reyu 18y ago|0 comments
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Twply - From Alleged Spammer to Sold on Sitepoint in Less Than 24 Hours(centernetworks.com)
2 points by reyu 18y ago|1 comments
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by reyu 18y ago
That's all you need to know.
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by reyu 18y ago
I was in your position two years ago but in my case I had a serious health problem. I was scared shitless. I didn't want to give up my job because I needed the health insurance. But my job was making my health worse. I quit and second guess
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by reyu 18y ago
It's so easy to rationalize not doing it but actually, sooner is always better than later when it comes to making yourself happier - life is short and unpredictable and what we think of as security is often a big joke at our own expense.
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by reyu 18y ago
"Typically a verb, but also used as a noun, it is the name given to 'too much information,' whether willingly offered or inadvertently revealed. It is the word for both the tedious minutiae on personal Web sites and blogs, and the accident
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'Overshare' Announced as Webster's Word of the Year(switched.com)
1 points by reyu 18y ago|1 comments
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Is Internet Addiction Really An Addiction?(thelastpsychiatrist.com)
1 points by reyu 18y ago|1 comments
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Chinese Court Convicts 11 in Microsoft Piracy Case(nytimes.com)
2 points by reyu 18y ago|0 comments
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by reyu 18y ago
So far, is there anything to justify this Android bullishness? Cringely seems optimistic too. To me it seems about as likely as Facebook getting unseated by Bebo.
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by reyu 18y ago
Would have liked to have seen more about the innovation vs improvement issue, since cost innovation is not really a factor for web startups, as mentioned here.
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How Small Can Computers Get? Computing In A Molecule(sciencedaily.com)
3 points by reyu 18y ago|0 comments
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by reyu 18y ago
American startups too.
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by reyu 18y ago
Quillpad is such a simple idea that had to originate from South Asia but that region has been busy trying to solve Western problems and ignored their own. That seems to be changing with the rising momentum of web usership there. The article