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by steve 19y ago
"this is about pride and creativity of which 99% of mainland Chinese don't seem to have" Well, certainly 99.99 percent of americans don't have this either:) As for the first part, I'm am almost entirely certain that that is not correct. The
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by steve 19y ago
The chinese are now the #1 most formidable competitor to the US in military superiority, almost entirely due to their advanced military electronics. I believe that their spending ranks very highly in this area. They are not reduced to anyth
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by steve 19y ago
See, this is why I just never sleep:)
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by steve 19y ago
Yes, A for sure. The guys at B probably have some actual work to do other than teaching you all day long.
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by steve 19y ago
welcome to the internet.
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by steve 19y ago
getting easier != equivalent This is a joke, right?
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by steve 19y ago
Hmm, that is a tough call. http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details?site0=mysp... I think that if myspace starts doing publicity on the level that facebook is though, they still can stay on top.
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by steve 19y ago
well that's rather "evil".
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by steve 19y ago
From my work with web web bots, I've seen that it's really so easy to make a spider that they can't positively identify as such. If you guys really wanted this then I guess I could show you how...
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by steve 19y ago
Obviously, blored just wants all the girls for himself.
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by steve 19y ago
Old news, but I'm sure that it's just sinking in for older people. Has any site ever proven every guideline that site designers have held strong to be entirely false like myspace did? I think that's the cause of most of the contempt they re
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by steve 19y ago
Thank god openid is here to make logging in so much easier!..
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by steve 19y ago
That little phishing problem is still unsolved, yes?
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by steve 19y ago
protein from breadcrumbs? No.
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by steve 19y ago
Sounds really hard to me.
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by steve 19y ago
Conversion rates, user loyalty, whatever is relevant to the purpose ultimate purpose of the site.
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by steve 19y ago
Yeah, I signed up for one of those sites where you pay them $50 to choose a name for you. Soon after, I discovered that those #$@#$ where just feeding me names from this! I refunded.
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by steve 19y ago
Debate useless without actual numbers.
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by steve 19y ago
To demonstrate how absurd this concept really is, consider a similar idea: being able to transfer all user data between any multiplayer video game. How much of this data would really be useful in any given game? Just about none. What the he
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by steve 19y ago
The reddit founders are letting the users use the report button for censorship instead of spam control -- so that's what it is. That's not good if you ask me.
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by steve 19y ago
Article would have been useful with many more examples.
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by steve 19y ago
"Some products can also be inherently viral, if they require several people to use. An example would be ..." You fail at marketing 101. The point of marketing is that can greatly increase your adoption. Even if your product is the best thin
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by steve 19y ago
You know that wasn't meant to be taken seriously...
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by steve 19y ago
I really doubt that they did...
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by steve 19y ago
"keep their size under the memory allocated to postgres." Assuming that you can do that, explain to me how this doesn't totally wipe away any scalability/performance advantage gained by using slow sql databases. Well, yes, I guess it depe
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by steve 19y ago
I am beyond screwed.
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by steve 19y ago
I like it.
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by steve 19y ago
That is the one thing that I can be sure benefited me greatly in pg and Guy Kawasaki's writing - the inspiration they provided. I'd read more writing like this for inspiration alone.
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by steve 19y ago
"talk about their prototype" you do realize that this really just means talking about the idea , right?
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by steve 19y ago
About time basic SQL databases are revealed to be the total scalability fraud they really are.

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