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by sfg 17y ago
I actually prefer BH's website to any corporate site I have seen. everything is there, is easy to find and there are no pictures cluttering the screen.
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by sfg 17y ago
You can get a lot of statistics from a game of cricket, but it does not seem to have taken off in the U.S.
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by sfg 17y ago
What are an-caps arguing?
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by sfg 17y ago
Whether this works out or not I love the concept. Attempting to hack the nature of government by changing the incentives it faces.
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by sfg 17y ago
'you might have one voluntary "enforcement agency" trying to enforce anarcho-capitalist property rights, but an entirely separate voluntary "enforcement agency" enforce a socialist conception of property rights, and various other gangs just
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by sfg 17y ago
Can auctions function for goods that are not (practically) scarce?
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by sfg 18y ago
Why does it beckon retaliation instead of correction? If it is because he is correct then retaliation would seem like something only the immature or stupid would engage in. More enlightened souls would either point out their already standin
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by sfg 18y ago
One danger is that the accreditation process for recognised investors could be hijacked and used to give special privileges to a small number of firms.
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by sfg 18y ago
How do we measure the utility?
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by sfg 18y ago
Taking the logos without permission is bad enough.
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by sfg 18y ago
"GetSatisfaction has passed the first test of customer support", What customer? 37Signals are not a customer, but a victim.
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by sfg 18y ago
He got: snappier computers for everyone and a story to write about (key to his marketing).
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by sfg 18y ago
That's me right now. I am where I am as it is where my girlfriend needs to be to do her studies, but it is not the best place for me career wise. I can still earn a reasonable salary with a reasonable company, but I am only here as she can
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by sfg 18y ago
“Breaking bread together every day provides cohesion.” Me and my team always went out to lunch together, but I only realised how important this was when we were banned from doing so by management. They wanted to give an impression of someth
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by sfg 18y ago
Indeed, people do go abroad(independently of government decree) to fight for causes they believe in. Just look at the Spanish civil war.
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by sfg 18y ago
" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maginot_Line" Massive French government fortification program designed to protect their borders with Germany and Italy. France knew perfectly well that the Germans were a clear and present danger. They just c
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by sfg 18y ago
"In 1993, Ramzi Yousef used a truck bomb to attack the World Trade Center in New York City" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Qaeda#1993_World_Trade_Cente... "War between Japan and the United States had been a possibility each nation had
138.
by sfg 18y ago
What if you look at the data and find there is no chance of a shark as your in a swimming pool?
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by sfg 18y ago
I think that is his character's name in Wyvern.
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by sfg 18y ago
"If democracies decide to ban certain types of speech...they must be able to enforce their rule" I think exactly the opposite.
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by sfg 18y ago
I find the idea of doing meetings over lunch horrible. The point of lunch is to switch off and recharge so that you can get going again in the afternoon. Plus having an hour to recharge is more effective than 30 minutes. You may save 100 ho
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by sfg 18y ago
In his example, where the server maintains the state of the basket, all the requests from the user require a user name and password which will be used to authenticate the user and thus prevent identity forging.
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by sfg 18y ago
Does it matter who has the idea? I know people filter ideas based upon the authority figures that approve it, but that kind of lazy evaluation should only be applied by people who do not really care and the thoughts of such people do not re
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by sfg 18y ago
I enjoyed making my bow and arrows and I am sure that would be included fully in her definition of manly. She is moaning about activities and toys that are unmanly, not the process of making stuff.
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by sfg 18y ago
The problem is the lack of convenience when you are away from your primary computer. Having to take a memory stick everywhere to login to websites is going to annoy a lot of people an awful lot.
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by sfg 18y ago
I am on 25 and I cannot down vote comments. Is karma rating the only mechanism for restricting this?
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by sfg 18y ago
I think he means that of the small proportion of people who are good enough to make the NFL the coaches will have picked those that conformed to their biases. I.E. QB A and QB B are both on the edge of joining the NFL for team C. The coach
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by sfg 18y ago
Do you believe that no one would have seen the potential for networking computers without government funding? Just because government funding was central to developing large section of the internet does not mean some similar system would no
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by sfg 18y ago
Of course it is subjective, it is is me that does not care about children's mathematics. I make no claim for the wider world. That's why I said "My only problem" and not "the problem". Its not entirely arbitrary though. I care about researc
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by sfg 18y ago
My only real problem with this is that I do not really care about what is achieved in children's mathematics classes. Surely, the better test of true ability in this field would be to look at researchers and research accomplishments.

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