snagage

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by snagage 13y ago
I think the only thing "new" here is aws-cli hitting version 1.0.0. It's been the recommended aws command line tool for quite a while now. I've personally used it for the last 6 months.
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by snagage 13y ago
I believe LinkedIn automatically define these skills by crawling for keywords in your profile. I've never added a skills section yet every now and then I get emails stating I've been endorsed for a specific skill.
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Email exchange between Steve Jobs and James Murdock(scribd.com)
5 points by snagage 14y ago|0 comments
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by snagage 15y ago
I find it fascinating how a zero-sum and seemingly wasteful pursuit is the source of such cutting edge innovation.
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HFT pursuing infrastructure faster than fibre optic(perspectives.mvdirona.com)
1 points by snagage 15y ago|1 comments
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by snagage 15y ago
Awesome idea. Not only does it open new markets that were previously too difficult to monetise, but also give sellers finer control over what they sell. eg. Users can buy one broker report without having to sign up with the stockbroker, rea
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by snagage 15y ago
Being a private investor, I agree a lot with what Cuban is saying. Strangely enough Australia, which Cuban suggests he's been investing in, has a few investor friendly (or trader unfriendly) regulations built in. 1. Hold a stock for over a
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Sony to launch Thunderbolt notebook with external graphics card dock(electronista.com)
2 points by snagage 15y ago|0 comments
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by snagage 16y ago
Does anyone know if they're doing one for 9.10? Googled around, can't find anything on it
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I’m not an experience-seeking user, I’m a meaning-seeking human person(blog.tommorris.org)
2 points by snagage 16y ago|0 comments
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by snagage 16y ago
1. It's deducted against personal income. 2. Nobody is allowed to do it on their own home
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by snagage 16y ago
> Frankly I think any system that encourages people to create homes for others to rent as doing a public good. I don't see the tax breaks as a good thing as it skews market forces and inflate property prices. They also throw up a moral
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by snagage 16y ago
I just found fbreader in the package manager which seems to work fine.
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by snagage 16y ago
I'm surprised that google is really slow to move on this. Our organisation has already been using Google Apps for a year or so and want to replace our network shares. With all our user accounts and email groups, Google is in the best positi
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by snagage 16y ago
You should try Whatsup. Based on contact list phone numbers - no login exchange required. Very SMS like in nature. The gf and I use it as a SMS replacement and it works well.
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by snagage 16y ago
Rules and pricing needs to be simple and consistent. Even if it was possible to implement QoS to broadband, it would be awfully confusing for both the consumer and the telco. Why should someone in a busy area be capped when they reach the l
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by snagage 16y ago
Lets see. He checked with a couple of people sitting next to him, put the phone in his pocket, mucked around with it, found the owner's facebook page, and then sold it for $5K. No, I don't think he made a reasonable effort to return it at a
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by snagage 17y ago
Peter Lynch labeled "de-worisifcation" as companies, for the sake of diversifying, heading into markets that have little relevance to their core business. It doesn't really apply here.
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by snagage 17y ago
I'm not interested in many of the measurements done. - Startup times: I usually always have a browser window open and never shut it down - Memory footprint: Don't really care unless it leaks - Rendering speed: I don't see a whole lot differ
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IPhone LCD trumps Nexus One OLED(appleinsider.com)
4 points by snagage 17y ago|0 comments
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by snagage 17y ago
I think the site might be down at the moment. Here's the link to the google cached page: http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:ra7632stXRsJ:sfreporter...
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by snagage 17y ago
From what I understand, if both mother and father are single children - there actually is a two-child policy in action
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by snagage 17y ago
Although the content of the article is interesting, I don't like how the author is basically concluding: Because the one-child policy is introducing dynamics that are different from the past, it's dangerous. Most things are not any differen
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by snagage 17y ago
Absolutely agree. It's always been targeted at convincing management. "can do everything", "empower business users", etc.
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by snagage 17y ago
Sharepoint does a reasonable job at being a MS-centric document management system, providing team collaboration spaces and being a traditional intranet. But for everything else that it claims to be is just a huge tease. - It can be a CMS, b
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by snagage 18y ago
The problem is that the US Fed is the ultimate gold farming bot. And it has all the permission it needs from the GMs.