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by thrush 13y ago
> The implications in this article that strict = effective are flat-out stupid. Perhaps you're right. But what about honest = effective. How often do teachers change a grade because parents call in, or because the student complains?
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Sublime Text: Theme - Argonaut(100percentjs.com)
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It seems that what you're pointing out is basically no company can stand up to the financial sector because they are too dependent on them. But at some point if your right hand is causing you too much pain, you'll have to cut it o
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"There is no sector in the modern United States or Britain that is willing to stand up to big banks in the political arena. And top financial-sector executives continue to enjoy such high prestige that they are still called upon to run
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One of the leading causes to Detroit's failure in the automotive industry is because it could no longer compete with the manufacturing capabilities of car companies abroad. If we want to determine whether Silicon Valley will last, I th
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A big problem with Detroit is that the local transportation isn't too hot, particularly because the train system is basically non-existent. I think this is because the car companies pushed back against rail development so that people w
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Agreed, I think this made the front page solely riding off the hype of the recent AI and Machine Learning media surge. I would love to hear more information though. Fun fact, part of my data analytics course next semester involves participa
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I have to say that I think the big takeaway is radically different. Riding off the marathon analogy, taking vacations is critical to prevent burning out. In the long run it will keep you more productive and in turn be better for the company
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KISS: Keep It Secret, Stupid(crypto.com)
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Cryptology and Physical Security(crypto.com)
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This is great, simple and easy. I wish that it didn't save a revision every time you checked an item. I'm more interested in keeping revisions on how my list items change. Granted, there could be some value in knowing when I compl
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This seems to be a softspoken opinion on this thread, but I definitely agree. Would love to see data on different products and the results of their pricing strategy. I think the major differentiator is SaaS that is sold in bulk (the entire
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Summary Advice from YC companies to... > Land a new job HackerRank * Hire Art * The Muse > Learn to code CodeAcademy CodeCombat HackerSchool > Take a trip Vayable * Airbnb * Hipmunk > Be s
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Walter Isaacson's Next Book(medium.com)
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For security reasons, I'm really happy that Apple maintains the "walled-garden" or sandbox like environment for apps. You can still share data between apps you've built by creating your own APIs that let your apps intera
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Here is Why We Invested in BTC China(lsvp.com)
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19 - iOS - Ray Wenderlich Tutorial
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Networking? Be a Paul Revere not a William Dawes(kellogg.northwestern.edu)
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APR - Academic Progress Rate(en.wikipedia.org)
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Mind Blowing Facts about Google(quora.com)
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Whom should one follow on Quora and Why?(quora.com)
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also note the Minimal Delightful Product. http://www.startupblender.com/product-planning/minimum-viabl... and Minimal Marketable Product. http://java.dzone.com/articles/minimum-viable-product-and
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by thrush 13y ago
This is awesome on so many levels!
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App Makes Sense of Social Media 'Noise'(news.cornell.edu)
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Scan Your Books for $1 per Session(hometownlife.com)
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Sexism is a problem in many places, especially in tech, on many levels, degrees and for many reasons. I'd like to focus on one, which is the lack of representation of women in tech, programmers especially. Some of the best programmers
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does this mean anything for NodeJS programmers that rely on an existing promise library (eg Q)?
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This is not new. When doing literary analysis, it's often key to take into account information about the author and their setting, particularly to abstract subtle meaning from the text. It would be really compelling if there was a stre
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Intro to CS Course at Harvard(youtube.com)
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Google Glass: You're Doing It Wrong(mrdrozdov.tumblr.com)
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