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by rudiger 14y ago
Strange that this article doesn't really mention the MacBook Air 11" and 13", which seem to be the direction the MacBooks are going.
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by rudiger 14y ago
Revenue != Earnings
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by rudiger 14y ago
Interesting. How do you find blogs that don't implement nofollow?
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by rudiger 14y ago
Can you elaborate on how video games are more detrimental to human wellness than certain drugs?
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by rudiger 14y ago
See Akka: http://akka.io/
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by rudiger 14y ago
The original 2007 iPhone was ridiculously good. It's five years later and it still feels ahead of its time. There's no way Apple would put that amount of effort into their version 1.0 if it was just a "defensive" move.
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by rudiger 15y ago
How is it even possible to spend $500 in one night at a club? That's 50 drinks, at least!
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by rudiger 15y ago
You can argue that NYC is a better place to meet women than SF, but is it really because there's slightly more women than men in the general population? I think it's due to a variety of other factors: Different mindset of people in NYC than
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by rudiger 15y ago
When you say you know these women, do you mean in the biblical sense?
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by rudiger 15y ago
I downvoted you because I don't agree with you.
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by rudiger 15y ago
What's wrong with "Plans & Pricing"?
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by rudiger 15y ago
A fast compile time is one of the stated goals, is it not? I ask because this seems like the kind of thing that's hard to do correctly unless it's explicitly stated as a design goal.
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by rudiger 15y ago
By definition, introducing a weaker currency (or printing more of the same) will lead to inflation. However, it might be necessary to endure a period of hyperinflation for the economy to recover.
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by rudiger 15y ago
Just like there's a time value of money, there should be a time value of people. The unborn future billions should be discounted to the present value so that we can accurately compare them. What's the discount rate?
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by rudiger 15y ago
People get upset about America's wealth inequality - China's wealth inequality is several orders of magnitude worse. Source? I'd like to see wealth (and income) inequality metrics for both countries.
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by rudiger 15y ago
"It turns out...": http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=%22it+turns...
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by rudiger 15y ago
Is PandoDaily the new TechCrunch? I ask because I think a lot of their former staff moved there.
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by rudiger 15y ago
Consultant (technology or management). Quant (not sure if you include this under trader, but they're not the same). Also dentist.
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by rudiger 15y ago
i saved this, becuase thw imagry of a man sitting jyst his boxrs and a virtyal realitu device, contraposed by your commebt of a man not doing anything but sittinf on the bed!
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by rudiger 15y ago
To answer your question, probably less than 1%. I like the practice of emailing a link to a page where the user can set their password for the first time.
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by rudiger 15y ago
Thanks for drawing my attention to this. Am I the only one who now won't consider using Bootstrap for a project (based on this semicolon issue)?
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by rudiger 15y ago
I swear I'm not a Luddite, but I just don't see the advantage of these apps versus going out and meeting new people, no matter whether it's at a coffee shop, on the street, in a park, at a conference or at a bar. Investing your time in a fe
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by rudiger 15y ago
You have to give the guy some credit; Stallman believes in the free software movement, fights for it, and refuses to compromise his rights or values.
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by rudiger 15y ago
This article is in the print edition of the New York Times with the headline " A New Resource for Hiring Programmers Has Become Entirely Too Successful. " GitHire must have some good PR.
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by rudiger 15y ago
No.
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by rudiger 15y ago
Facebook Founder to Donate $100 Million to Help Remake Newark’s Schools: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/23/education/23newark.html
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by rudiger 15y ago
Sounds like a good conspiracy theory... The April 15, 2011 crackdown of the largest online poker companies operating in the U.S. was done to eliminate the competition and clear the way for companies like Zynga and Facebook to take the marke
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by rudiger 15y ago
I'm inclined to agree with Mr. Costolo that the blackouts are foolish, but not for the reason he cites. SOPA and PIPA are not just "single-issue national politics". If passed, they would have far-reaching and unforeseeable global consequenc
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by rudiger 15y ago
This would require a 1998 Internet!
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by rudiger 15y ago
Indeed, it's not that the conclusion of the article is wrong; the top 1% (whether measured by wealth or by income) are actually a pretty diverse group of people (in terms of occupations). However, the top 0.1% or even 0.01% are possibly a m

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