tjmaxal

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by tjmaxal 16y ago
MBA
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
Yet another great reason to self host
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
This IS satire right? It's so hard to tell in our world gone mad.
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I've said this before in other places but I'll say it again. We get the features we want. Most companies aren't so stupid that they would cut the features most desired by their customers. When features are cut it's because it didn't hurt sa
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sorry if my Latin is awful btw
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Medeus ex extremitus or "the ends define the middle" What is Normal is by definition defined by what is not normal.
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This article just makes me want to scream Correlation is not Causation!
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
So the British and the French hate each other not because of years of war and mutual invasions but because a tiny parasite made one population less curious than the other?
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What about the biggest and most regular productivity killer of all? Weekends. Should we get rid of them?
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If you are the type of reader that accepts everything you read as fact, then pointing out a formula isn't going to change that now is it? Most popular TV shows are written on a 3 act formula yet you can still find them engaging, germane, an
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oddly enough I have heard managers at my own company deride a product for being too cheap.
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This is sad. And it reminds me of the terrible almost absolute power we give "doctors" over people we deem "insane"
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The Fundamental Attribution Error: It's the Situation, Not the Person(fastcompany.com)
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Isn't the real question what is the probability of a giraffe swimming?
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there is a reason most of us work for someone else. It's usually easier. To strike out on your own is to cut the safety net.
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It goes to show you how complex the subject is when the intro is this long and requires this much explanation.
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You have to remember that Glee is backed by the RIAA, they make money off of the show so I doubt they will cover an issue that makes them look like the bad guys.
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I'd like to think that we and others like us had something to do with pressuring Apple to add pulse back to the app store.
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yeah but the chance on this happening is practically zero. So fun to think about but impossible to play.
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For starters if none of us have children then eventually we cease to exist as a species.
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Society is changing too Fast! We're all doomed! Technology = Bad , but book sales = Very good! This kind of intellectual conservatism is tantamount to asking the whole world to stick their fingers in their ears and pretend that we would be
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
It makes intuitive sense that the method with the deepest emotional impact would also have the greatest psychological effect.
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it does seem a little short sighted to pay entire depts lots of over time because you can't find the perfect hire. This is what my current employer does and I'm always amazed at the practice. Isn't paying out twice as much in overtime more
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seems like he got very lucky/spent a very long time searching ebay to find the right parts to make this work. I don't think you would easily be able to replicate this.
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His idea might be right but calling it a "Maximum viable product" seems to lead in the wrong direction. MaxVP makes me think of feature bloat not innovation.
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This is simply untenable for most people, and certainly impossible if we all lived like this.
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by tjmaxal 16y ago
learning for learning's sake is always good for personal growth, but I'm not sure it is the best path for commercial growth.
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If the NY times hates people using their RSS feed why don't they just cut it off? It's no wonder print media is dying when you are willing to spend money on stupid legal fights when all you really have to do is police your own policies bett
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Why did Roman numeral notation change in the middle ages?
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I'd really like to hear how they over came the legal barriers to innovation in the legal services domain.

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