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theblueadept111
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theblueadept111
15y ago
If google is using bounce rate as a signal for page ranking, this advice is very useful for people who have a low bounce rate simply because all the information is on a single page, or because the page uses dynamic html to refresh the conte
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15y ago
"Your first job should be at an organization that embraces open-source and lets you contribute to existing projects. Other companies simply don’t deserve you." Oh, I had to laugh at that. Good luck explaining that one to the wife. I'm sor
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theblueadept111
15y ago
Speak for yourself. Will work for cleavage.
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theblueadept111
15y ago
"It felt magical because Facebook caught on like wildfire like only a non-geek tool could." internet. world wide web. I rest my case.
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theblueadept111
15y ago
Would it be considered bad taste to ask him for an invite?
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theblueadept111
15y ago
I encrypt anything important before I upload it to Dropbox, and I didn't have to read their terms of service to take that precaution. It's always good to be paranoid about your data, but it's idiotic to suggest that anyone discontinue use
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theblueadept111
15y ago
Machine intelligence will soon diverge from Kurzweil's hyper-optimistic predictions and timetables so dramatically that he won't be able to gloss over it any longer. As for where AI stands today, I'd say we're not even at the level of simul
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theblueadept111
15y ago
You got me, I'm a google+ engineer. I don't always pretend to work for Facebook... but when I do I'm an arrogant prick.
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theblueadept111
15y ago
My opinions are my own and I can't speak for Facebook as a whole (or in any capacity, really, which is why this will forever remain an anonymous post). I think Google will gain some traction initially, but what we're working on in my group
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theblueadept111
15y ago
No, stating the obvious would be: Of course he wants to see what his competition looks like first hand, and you can't test a social network without networking with people who know who you actually are. Is he supposed to slink around like a
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theblueadept111
15y ago
Hi, I'm a novice in your field. I've read about your field in the popular media, and have romantic notions about becoming extremely successful in your field, even though I have 8 years less experience than even a recent graduate. Let me t
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theblueadept111
15y ago
I'm looking for someone that can make me something like a simple version of facebook, but the thing is that instead of linking people to their friends, it would link them to their enemies. An anti-social network. I think if it even gets h
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theblueadept111
15y ago
I think the humans are hard-wired to view/organize each other into hierarchies. All social interaction is based on the currency of hierarchical standing to some degree. You can't even have a disagreement with someone without it being inte
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theblueadept111
15y ago
To my mind, there is nothing such as "anarchism" except what you see when you look around you, wherever you are. The strong dominate the weak, and when sufficiently organized, they are called "the government". You can't "switch" to anarch
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theblueadept111
15y ago
This article explain why the author calls himself an anarchist, but not what he defines "anarchist" to mean. It is simply someone who opposes any form of state government? Even if the majority of the people want state government? If so,
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theblueadept111
15y ago
X = X + 1 was my earliest 'aha' moment. At first it stumped me... there is absolutely no value X such that X = X + 1, so how on earth can this be a valid line of computer code? It really pissed me off.