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by simulate 14y ago
That's a good explanation why the device has FM radio built in. One of the target segments must be people who use it with TV audio at gyms and similar.
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by simulate 14y ago
I believe they must be planning on using using a dual-license. Quoting, "the core of Light Table be open sourced once it is launched, while some of the plugins may remained closed source." Source: http://www.chris-granger.com/2012/04/15/li
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Testing as a form of strategic leadership(blogs.hbr.org)
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by simulate 14y ago
Stanford's Sam Savage has written an excellent book on the topic of disaggregating average data and mistakes made from using averages. Here's a summary of the book on his website: http://www.stanford.edu/~savage/flaw/ and here's a link to
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by simulate 14y ago
What are some example use cases? Judging from comments so far, several people need this and plan to use it but I'm having a difficult time thinking of use cases, other than puzzle games.
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Gamers Shifting From PCs, Consoles to Mobile, Social(emarketer.com)
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by simulate 14y ago
The stats quoted in this piece illustrate the success of Kickstarter, not its failings. If 53% of project that need greater than $100,000 don't reach their funding goals, that means 47% of projects reach their funding goals. A 47% chance of
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by simulate 14y ago
The formula you are using looks correct, but the value estimations are mostly wild-ass guesses, particularly the CTR. My own guess is that CTR for t-shirts would be much lower than traditional online ads, but who knows? Suggestion: create a
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by simulate 14y ago
This story was submitted two days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4099940
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by simulate 14y ago
Reminds me a bit of Methuselah's Children. Also this article seems to support the theory of Lamarckian Inheritance. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamarckism I'm 47 years old with a 3 year old son. When my boy is my age, I will be 91, older
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by simulate 14y ago
No major automaker will produce self-driving cars because self-driving cars greatly reduce the need for private car ownership. A two-car family might be able to manage with a single car if that car can drive itself to pick up individuals. G
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by simulate 14y ago
Wikipedia cites Professor Jay Forrester of MIT as the original holder of the core memory patent. I believe this is the patent from Forrester: http://www.google.com/patents?id=MNxYAAAAEBAJ&pg=PA1&#38... MIT and IBM entered into litigat
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by simulate 14y ago
PPK is discussing general drag-and-drop functionality in the browser, not the file-specific drag-and-drop. Dragging files from your desktop into the browser to upload is fairly simple to implement and works consistently on HTML5 compatible
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by simulate 15y ago
I'm surprised this is coming from Spolsky. Spolsky's companies must be getting big. Small companies can often only hire one person at a time and therefore need short acceptance windows. Small companies (< 50 people) often have only one
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by simulate 15y ago
Forio Online Simulations (San Francisco, South Beach area) http://forio.com/about-forio/careers-at-forio/ If you're interested in developing rich internet applications and data visualizations around simulations and games for us in San Fra
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by simulate 15y ago
I thought it would be fun to put an interface on the author's model. Here it is in case someone wants to play with the assumptions: http://forio.com/simulate/mbean/simulated-bit-ly-traffic/run...
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by simulate 15y ago
How does a small company like Fog Creek handle ordering, delivery, and clean up each day? In the photo it appears that everyone is eating off of china with silverware. Do they maintain a cafeteria?
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by simulate 16y ago
Since most venture-backed start-ups lose money, they pay little state and federal income tax. San Francisco taxes payroll expense, which is independent of operating profit and can easily become a burden especially since most web businesses
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by simulate 18y ago
Or older. Like most people, as Linux users age, they're likely getting fatter.