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sgustard
13y ago
Is this technically possible for Apple to do?
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sgustard
13y ago
Cost of living in Hanoi is so high because of strict building codes. They have these towers, you see, and they constantly have to move them a floor at a time across the city, and the larger floors have to sit below the smaller floors, with
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sgustard
13y ago
Photo-sharing site Facebook...
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sgustard
13y ago
Agree, and it's not opinion, it's scare-mongering linkbait. Ridiculous to see that along with no actionable data from NYT. I'm giving myself a stroke just thinking about it.
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sgustard
13y ago
Quit stalling and turn in your damn blue cow sheets already.
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sgustard
13y ago
"Only the Paranoid Survive" - Andy Grove. The best-managed companies maintain this attitude rather than getting complacent.
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sgustard
13y ago
There's lots of middle ground. Designers knowing what are web-safe fonts, or how big most users' screens are, are fundamentals that I've still seen lacking.
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sgustard
13y ago
A good analogy is an architect (of buildings) who doesn't know structural engineering. Yes, they don't have the degree, but basic knowledge of behavior of materials, how buildings don't fall down, and so on, are the differen
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sgustard
13y ago
They might care because (1) a $100 tax can quickly grow to several times that, and (2) it's a slap in the face for doing the right thing.
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sgustard
13y ago
Point is, local governments see an existing source of revenue declining. They panic and go after the next ready target, forgetting about the incentives behind the original tax (to dissuade gasoline usage).
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sgustard
13y ago
My gas-burning SUV turns into a 3-ton pile of waste after several years too. But it has the added benefit of spewing some of that waste into the air during its lifetime.
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sgustard
13y ago
Great idea, let's also tax: bicyclists, carpoolers, the unemployed (damn them for not commuting), and drivers of fuel-efficient cars of all kinds.
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sgustard
13y ago
Nasdaq (which is a stock market) is still underwater from March 2000, so coming up on a 14-year loss.
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sgustard
13y ago
US needs to step up its effort to export lower life expectancy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_cigarette_...
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sgustard
13y ago
Given that, an interesting variation of the problem is: what's the easiest way to transform an expression to incorporate new data? After the next election, one can toss away the result and re-generate a new one from scratch. But is t
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sgustard
13y ago
Also the "occasional terrifying jolt" keeps the mind focused.
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sgustard
13y ago
The actual data is so boring (hint: Miley Cyrus) that it's purely an exercise in wasteful over-engineering.
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sgustard
13y ago
My daughter has bought a ton of Legos, Star Wars and Harry Potter paraphernalia over the years. Learning that she put money in the pockets of drooling marketing dweebs despite their own idiocy is infuriating.
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sgustard
13y ago
No, that's what Reply-To is for.
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sgustard
13y ago
Are you born above or below the tropic of cancer then: replace with whatever latitude separates humans into equal groups.
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sgustard
13y ago
You say, tell me how much all your current employees make. Don't negotiate with someone who holds all the cards.
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sgustard
13y ago
And you have a similar UI widget at https://stripe.com/docs/checkout
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sgustard
13y ago
Black backgrounds were all the rage in the 70s too, along with green text.
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sgustard
13y ago
Do you have a source for those numbers? I have no reason to doubt you, but you seem put off by the question. It's a legitimate concern before sending money to a company to ask how financially secure they are.
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sgustard
13y ago
No "history of Apple" page? He may not have played an active role for a long time, but it seems a sad property of corporations that they constantly whitewash the past. Like: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/hp-i
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sgustard
13y ago
Seems company once it realizes it's in PR crisis mode should immediately: - take down all problematic reviews, including any with an email or contact info, or other embarassing/private details. (Yes, someone will have to read them
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Apple: No Search Results for 'Wozniak'
(apple.com)
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sgustard
13y ago
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sgustard
13y ago
Just before everyone else does.
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sgustard
13y ago
As the last round of a 3-hour interview I met the engineering manager whose first question was, "Do you know Perl?" and I said no and he said "Sorry, we need someone who knows Perl" and sent me home. After 3 hours of was
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sgustard
13y ago
There are at least 3 options for publishers: - don't allow content on Flipboard - allow truncated content - allow full content A/B test and tell us the results. This article is just speculation and complaining about the variety of
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