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by tuke 13y ago
Bwa ha ha! Right you are.
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by tuke 13y ago
If you ask me . . . :-) The rhetoric of Malcolm Gladwell's work represents that of the "new historicism" in literary studies, which emerged in the 80s. There is a common style to these works: -- They start with a startling an
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by tuke 13y ago
One of the most interesting claims in Nicholas Negroponte's Being Digital (1996) was that bandwidth would be the same into and out of the home, and that home servers would be ubiquitous. I think his key example was the idea of live vid
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Review of Gothelf, Lean UX(7fff.com)
1 points by tuke 13y ago|0 comments
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by tuke 14y ago
The article's summary of Stephanie Coontz is distorted. The author claims: Family historian Stephanie Coontz writes that today’s workforce is so demanding that families can only handle having one person in the workforce. She shows how the a
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by tuke 14y ago
I thought the thing was running off of a server on an iPhone; probably just ran out of battery power.
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by tuke 14y ago
I don't have much for you regarding equity. I'd propose thinking about other ways for you both to find a winning relationship: Is your customer actually making money? One thing you might propose is some kind of profit share based on your co
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by tuke 14y ago
Obviously with $100M cash, big things will be coming for GitHub. It is hard to imagine that they haven't thought about other collaborative communities.
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by tuke 14y ago
Good one.
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by tuke 14y ago
For sure about the confirmation bias, but I would propose that the post is meant to encourage scholars to come up with their own falsifiables and prove it one way or another. The 600,000 vs 1,000,000 means: A lot of Americans, and the exces
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by tuke 14y ago
Guess you should write your own blog post. :-)
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The Most Important Social Network: GitHub(7fff.com)
160 points by tuke 14y ago|72 comments
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by tuke 14y ago
We're still waiting for Facebook to unlock user data . . . so we can index it and exploit it.