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by untangle 7y ago
I agree with Mark Cuban on this. Easy decision and implementation. 1. Taking this money is optional but if you take it you accept the following terms. 2. You will not buy back stock for a period of 12 (?) months after the transaction. 3. Fo
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by untangle 7y ago
The article should be entitled "Brave Executive Team is Brilliant." Brilliant in two ways: (1) they are an ad company that has fairly successfully wrapped itself in a Klingon Cloaking Sheild made up of "open source" and
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by untangle 7y ago
There is no mention of Yelp or Craigslist as a means to find local help? And the analyst spent a week on this? Waste of time. Nothing here.
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by untangle 7y ago
Airpod sales benefit from one key feature: a big replacement market. They break and get lost...a lot.
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by untangle 7y ago
> I think that “it works but we don’t know why” is appealing to a small slice of well-educated people who are comfortable with complexity and the limits of knowledge, but otherwise off-putting. Really? So a limited number of intellectual
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by untangle 7y ago
> Customers want holes. So what? The customers of Forth are computer programmers, not carpenters. And I, for one, go to Home Depot to buy drill bits (not holes). If I wanted to buy holes, I'd hire a handyman.
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Renaming Climate Change(adage.com)
8 points by untangle 7y ago|2 comments
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by untangle 7y ago
> The real class war is between the 0.1 percent and (at most) the 10 percent—or, more precisely, between elites primarily dependent on capital gains and those primarily dependent on professional labor. There is a sharp contrast here, bu
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by untangle 7y ago
It's quite decent. B+
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The Ted Talk that argues gaming is more profound than AI(fastcompany.com)
1 points by untangle 7y ago|0 comments
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The science behind finding the perfect parking spot(qz.com)
1 points by untangle 7y ago|0 comments
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by untangle 7y ago
Adam's rise signals the start of the Apocalypse. Even his name is an affront, and a sardonic reference to the Alpha (Book of Genesis) and Omega (We).
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How the Maker of the World’s Bestselling Drug Keeps Prices Sky-High(fortune.com)
11 points by untangle 7y ago|0 comments
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by untangle 7y ago
The 19" tire is "All Season" rated. The 20" performance tire is "Summer Only." So if you want an i3 "without the hassle" you simply get one with the more-common 19" wheels.
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by untangle 7y ago
I was going to counsel that you retain your tenure but I guess you've already decided to resign. (If so, why ask?) The rationale for my recommendation is largely captured in other comments so I'll be brief: Winter is coming (macro
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by untangle 7y ago
Check out Calculate Linux.
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by untangle 8y ago
Try ADVrider forums. They are solid.
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by untangle 8y ago
> My theory, completely made up and untested, is that these powerful Lisp/Smalltalk systems weave code and brains together in a way that amplifies both. It’s very organic, very hard to document, and thus it becomes very hard to abso
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by untangle 8y ago
> The fact that dozens of companies have been built around millions of lines of Common Lisp code at all levels of abstraction solving some of the most complicated problems is a testament to the scalability of Lisp. I would draw the oppos
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by untangle 8y ago
> Can we sue Google when they do things like this? No single entity should wield this much power. Of course you can. This is America and anybody can sue anybody for anything (with few exceptions). Winning the suit is another matter. Unle
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by untangle 8y ago
Try the Onetab extension. Invoke it on one of your project windows and then name the resulting link group and make it a favorite. Message the Onetab preferences to your liking first. Very clean solution.
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by untangle 8y ago
I did not find the author's points very compelling wrt the "we need chrome no more" link-baity title. Clearly, many users -- mostly devs -- do need Chrome. But more importantly I think that articles such as this deflect from
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by untangle 8y ago
I see a lot of conjecture and theory and not a lot of evidence. AI models? Maybe for ad behavior but not for this. Google has you and your machine ID'ed and fingerprinted. That's the core of the authentication. The rest is subterf
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by untangle 8y ago
Google search has gotten worse and DuckDuckGo has simultaneously gotten better! I have (again) been using DDG for the past few weeks and I type "!g" once a day at most. Very exciting if this seeming trend holds.
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by untangle 8y ago
To me, Brave left the moral high ground when they became an adtech company. Another harbinger of ill was foisting an ICO on the world -- to sell tickets to the adtech show. To date, Brave's moves have benefitted Brave, and no one else.
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by untangle 8y ago
> It took me a long time to realise, but these people really do believe in bitcoin/blockchains. Best. Comment. Of. 2018. Especially since "these people" include some ostensibly smart cookies. I conjecture that these people
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by untangle 8y ago
The talking heads may revolt but I see no 1st Amendment issue here. A privately-owned property may police its content as it sees fit. I would make the same claim about players kneeling during the Anthem in an NFL game. To me, that stage (fi
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by untangle 8y ago
Brave jumped the shark when they chose to prioritize an ICO and "revolutionize ads" over core browser functionality. They are now ironically spinning their own flavor of making the user the product. Just say no. Uninstall.
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AI will transform product management(zdnet.com)
1 points by untangle 8y ago|0 comments
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by untangle 8y ago
> From the slide: "Cryptonetworks --> open source data" What is a cryptonetwork and how does it lead to open source data? Wait...lemme guess...a blockchain! I wish that people would be more precise with language. Here's

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