volci

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   by volci 14y ago

   There's also Udacity
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   by volci 14y ago

   I guess that is akin to needing 125 rep on the SE sites to downvote (though voting buttons are visible prior to having the ability to do so)
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   by volci 14y ago

   I think it's more that they all start neutral and can only go up - that is a very different case than being able to drop
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   by volci 14y ago

   Guess I missed that in the FAQ - but it's still a little bizarre. It's a fundamental failing (I think) in the majority of social networks (facebook likes, g+ +1s, twitter RTs, etc) - once something hits a certain level of "popularity", it c
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   by volci 14y ago

   You travel a [generally] significantly shorter distance when flying, and at a notably higher rate of speed (though normal cruise speed will likely be lower than max rated) So a drop in mpg is completely understandable Also, there is a lot m
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   by volci 14y ago

   Terrafugia (and others) have been making fantastic technological inroads across industries: good to see the FAA is taking solid note
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   by volci 14y ago

   I start, like tjr, with the ToC. Then I check the index (if it's in my hands). Then skim a few chapters - see if the content under interesting chapter headings is written well and\or usable by me. Lastly, what is the price? Regardless of co
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   The failure of the technical sales cycle in enterprise software(antipaucity.com)

   6 points by volci 14y ago|0 comments