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by rschroed 4y ago
not us yahoo / Altavista / or whatever else was around at the time users. Google was so clearly better right out of the gate that I distinctly remember having conversations conveying the shock and awe at the quality of the results
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by rschroed 8y ago
Maybe not 'fix inequality nationwide', but it seems reasonable that high salaries in Silicon Valley have driven salaries up in the industry across the country. Source: tech worker in Seattle.
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by rschroed 10y ago
Isn't the other way around? Mostly algo / automation with a layer or curation? At least that's how I think it used to work, maybe that's changed. At the very least it seems like the clustering is algorithmic and "mo
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How Wired Is Going to Handle Ad Blocking(wired.com)
249 points by rschroed 11y ago|376 comments
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by rschroed 12y ago
fixed, thanks
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by rschroed 14y ago
In fact for low traffic sites hosting a static site on S3 falls into Amazon's free tier.
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by rschroed 14y ago
I can't program worth a lick in ruby or any other language (I'm somewhat proficient at copy & pasting jquery snippets). I had very little trouble installing it and once it's running, it's great. I basically only use it for simple includ
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by rschroed 14y ago
Yes. You are unhireable. At least by the type organization that would make decisions based on a technical interview. You need to find a place where you can hack for a living. Find someplace where you can make a mess of great ideas and then
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by rschroed 14y ago
We've found similar results during user testing recently. http://fellswoop.com/blog/is-user-trust-in-facebook-declinin...