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by temporalparts 8y ago
I did misremember, thanks for pointing it out!
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Show HN: All* Perfect Pangrams of English(medium.com)
5 points by temporalparts 8y ago|4 comments
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by temporalparts 8y ago
There are such things as defensive publications, which prevents others from patenting something by providing a publicized proof of prior art. But most companies would rather just patent something.
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by temporalparts 9y ago
It's in the wikipedia article: > Following the case it was suggested by Struan Robertson – editor of Out-Law.com – that Microsoft had little choice but to pursue the issue once it had come to light or they would have risked weakenin
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by temporalparts 9y ago
I know I'm a day late, but thought I would provide my perspective. I think there's two aspects to this, is journalism sustainable and is journalism worthwhile. I think publishers are having a hard time with the former, but I think
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by temporalparts 9y ago
One additional thing I would add to the article is that large companies have a harder time leveraging someone with multifaceted strengths, which the entrepreneurial route can better leverage. Large companies are about specialization and eff
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by temporalparts 9y ago
Well the opposite of someone whose resume doesn't sufficiently reflect their value is someone whose resume makes the candidate seem more valuable than they are.
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by temporalparts 9y ago
Regardless of how innovative Gmail and Chrome were (and I agree they were), more of Google's "innovative" products are a result of acquisition. This supports the article's hypothesis that Google's internal product i
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by temporalparts 9y ago
Cows consume carbon (grass, organic matter), produce carbon (methane, other organic matter), and are composed of carbon (more organic matter). Isn't the article espousing placing a carbon tax on a form of carbon?
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by temporalparts 9y ago
Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) were set to put Bank Tellers out of a job, but since its introduction, the number of Bank Tellers increased [0]. While I can't guarantee that something similar will happen for truckers, automation does
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by temporalparts 9y ago
The people who actually pays for this are cash and debit card users. Because there is a single price for merchants, the merchant charges marginally higher to cover the cost of the transactions. Credit card users are less impacted because cr
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Adventures in Programming Interviews: Misleadingly Simple NP-Hard Problem(hackernoon.com)
2 points by temporalparts 9y ago|0 comments
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Adventures in Programming Interviews: Misleadingly Simple NP-Hard Problem(medium.com)
2 points by temporalparts 9y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 9y ago
I agree that taxes are amoral, not a matter of moral consideration. Companies cannot be expected to pay more than legally required, as their competitors would be doing the same. It would be immoral to expect them to follow anything else but
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Uber to stop using diesel cars in London by end 2019(reuters.com)
1 points by temporalparts 9y ago|0 comments
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Uber is free to operate in Italy on a long-term basis(engadget.com)
2 points by temporalparts 9y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 10y ago
What do you think the most over-saturated space is right now? What are the biggest unaddressed opportunities that you have seen?