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Which of the new mega-websites will succeed? (marginalrevolution.com)
1 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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Hadoop in a box(baboonit.be)
1 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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by vkb 13y ago
I read at least 20 novels/non-fiction books a year, but usually I don't talk about it on Facebook because the nature of Facebook discourages these kinds of posts. I have a few other friends on Facebook who love books and are inter
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How much my novel cost me(medium.com)
3 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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I Bot, The life and times of knguyen_ebooks(bygonebureau.com)
1 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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The VIDA Annual Count of Women in Magazines and Newspapers 2013(vidaweb.org)
1 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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Why One Executive Quit Business Travel Cold Turkey(blogs.hbr.org)
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How Important Are Soft Skills If You Do Good Work? (dailyworth.com)
1 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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by vkb 13y ago
Yes, that would be it. Thank you.
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by vkb 13y ago
This is a very beautiful and logical interface, but it's the wrong approach, because it's a very developer-centric approach to writing. The problem with writing is you can't loop through it and find whether each sentence pass
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by vkb 13y ago
I have been blogging for 6+ years, using Wordpress exclusively. When I started,I was able to get installed, up-to-speed, and adding new themes, tweaking CSS/HTML, and even PHP pretty quickly. Like many, I got tired of constant upgrades
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On #Sochiproblems as I see them(blog.vickiboykis.com)
2 points by vkb 13y ago|1 comments
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by vkb 13y ago
What's the benefit (or tradeoff) of doing this over some variation of "command line data science" of the type outlined in Greg's post [1]? Would it theoretically be faster than the unix join/grep commands for small
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by vkb 13y ago
I think it's great. I personally wouldn't do it, but how else can employees gain better bargaining power in the labor market? Glassdoor is only so accurate.
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The Facebook of Mormon(theatlantic.com)
2 points by vkb 13y ago|0 comments
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by vkb 13y ago
If something is shared publicly (i.e. willingly) with "the Internet" as you put it, we have a right to question it. If it's being shared on the Internet and I am a recipient, why can't I question if it's appropriate
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by vkb 13y ago
I don't have a source, because most of the young kids whose lives have been shared without their consent have been having their lives shared for less than 10 years (Facebook started in 2004 and was rolled out to the general public in 2
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by vkb 13y ago
Not in enlarging, but in sharing. Why are we sharing ultrasound pictures? Should we be? What if something goes wrong and the woman has a miscarriage? Who's keeping these pictures (outside of FB)? Who's sharing them with others? At
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by vkb 13y ago
I agree that lots of people do it, and they do it to foster an emotional reaction, and that sharing ultrasounds with people close to you is a very positive experience. But I feel uneasy that we're encouraging this kind of privacy invas
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by vkb 13y ago
I've been blogging for over five years. I'm also an avid Facebook user in that I try to post statuses that are interesting and relevant to my audience instead of just the usual "I ate a grilled cheese for lunch and now I feel
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How much money do you make?(askamanager.org)
2 points by vkb 13y ago|2 comments
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by vkb 13y ago
It's not correct to say that "Jews were deported." It was most definitely a choice for most of the Jews that went there (my grandfather's family was among them,) and the government incentivized migration there with a st