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13y ago
Very. I pay more than three times this for developers that work through Odesk, elance etc.
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They went Python long before Guido started working there.
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“History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme.” ― Mark Twain
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For the more technical people there is an I/O developer session on the future of Google Maps. Starting sometime soon.... https://developers.google.com/events/io/sessions/326458345
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The persons name is: Tarah Wheeler Van Vlack Shouldn't the name be: Tarah Wheeler van Vlack ?
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13y ago
You should feel special that you can apply for invite.
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13y ago
Answer; Money. The other things you listed aren't money makers.
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Why is the graph so small?
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How long until people game the system? How many dollars does it cost to get a bunch of twitter followers? facebook, linked in? It would probably cost the same as paying to use AA lounges for a yer.
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I always enjoyed their take on piracy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALZZx1xmAzg
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Good thing North Korea is keeping workers out, that's why North Korea is so rich and has such high wages. Where did you study Econ 101?
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I always though Wikipedia was run by lobbyists and publicists who have their clients best interests at heart.
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490 people times $38 application fee. $18620 collected thus far. Maybe someone could start a site to send people to the sun? I'm sure it would work if they went at night.
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No they don't but they do have subway trains rolling on an all metal bridge which make them unpleasant.
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Copenhagen has had bicycle highways for a while now. http://www.copenhagenize.com/2012/04/launching-copenhagens-b... The elevated highway that mjn mentioned is only a few hundred metres long while the new highways have 300Km planned.
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>Dart doesn't come close to qualifying as a "very popular" language. Dart doesn't come close to qualifying as a "popular" language. Fixed. :)
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I am honestly surprised it took this long. Can't say PHP is my favorite but I know lots people who use it every day. Will it take 5 years before they have ruby on rails?
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13y ago
And be a white male.
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Only iTunes? Might be missing a few other changes in revenue. What percentage of a CD sale went to the artist? It's not really about a change in format but a change in a distribution model. Anything that reduces the amount of middle men is
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>And, of course, Apple was right to give it to them. How was Apple right? The market always wants cheaper hardware. They devalued their products by competing on price. It will be a short term gain but a long term loss.
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>... if you liked House of Cards, check out Game of Thrones. Is there anyone on hn who hasn't checked out Game of thrones?
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It's funny how much money is in weapons and how the media reports it. http://www.economist.com/news/world-week/21576445-kals-carto...
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What is the purpose of this? If you set up the an SQL Alchemy properly you can achieve the same thing. If you wish complain about django then yes this sort of fixes it but it may break more than it fixes. SQL Alchemy is free and better.
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14y ago
Happy doesn't even rate on the American graph. A lot of American parents I meet go on and on about how smart and fantastic their children are. They even have bumper stickers announcing that their offspring are honor students at some school.
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>Dhaka is corrupt. Moscow is corrupt. Washington is dysfunctional, but not corrupt. I have bridge I can sell you. Don't worry it's in the US and not corrupt at all.
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You wanna buy a bridge? I got a nice one I can sell you.
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Even after the tax is taken out there will be a huge run on all banks in Cyprus. If I was in Cyprus, I would be buying gold and burying it somewhere safe :)
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While it doesn't cost Google much to keep Google Reader going, it does sacrifice ad revenue that would be gained if people visited the website(s). I know there is an ad service for the feeds but as far as I am aware they aren't very profita
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No I'm not kidding. The criticisms I see in the article are; 1. Something from Paul Graham - It is his job to criticise. 2. “But it’s so slow!” Otherwise it is overwhelmingly about personal problems and how Adioso is everyone's darling. I c
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Unfortunately I have to agree. While Adioso looks good and started off with promise, it appears to have fallen into the trap trying to be and stay cool. Adioso has a lack of useful data. So working on whatever dreamy idea of natural languag
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