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by stantaylor 7y ago
It's really about the top of the US tech sector. I'm not sure I buy the thesis, but the problems that she highlights are real. The US is finally beginning to lose its historic dominance in the market.
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by stantaylor 7y ago
This author's assumption that the extravert's experience is the default really grates on me.
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by stantaylor 8y ago
True, but many countries regulate and limit them much more aggressively than the US typically does (I use "typically" since most regulation is at the state level)
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by stantaylor 8y ago
NetObjects Fusion! In 1996-7, I worked on AT&T's small business web hosting service, and it supported FrontPage and NetObjects Fusion.
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by stantaylor 8y ago
It was pretty amazing to me that you could do WYSIWYG (wow, that's an anachronism itself!) valid HTML development, and then hand-manipulate the HTML and it let you put any invalid shit in there without complaining.
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by stantaylor 8y ago
That was my thought, too. The problems aren't personal, they're structural and regulatory.
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by stantaylor 9y ago
If you really think medicine is the right career for you, godspeed. If, however, you want to change careers, as you say, because you don't think software is the right carer, then I submit that your view of software development is limit
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by stantaylor 9y ago
It's actually a very old trend. Only recently have researchers begun to say that you should only have wisdom teeth out if they are causing problems, not prophylactically. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/06&#x2F
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by stantaylor 9y ago
Others have mentioned using crouton with a Chromebook. I dual boot my Chromebook with GalliumOS, a distro just for Chromebooks, and have been very happy with it. Since Chromebooks have a limited set of hardware, you can see whether a partic
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by stantaylor 10y ago
Not a minor political disagreement at all. The effort that's being curtailed is the primary effort in response to police killings of minorities--the primary effort to reform said police departments. Sessions is saying, in effect, the p