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xux
12y ago
The title is misleading. Spending time on social networks doesn't cause unhapiness, in fact it's the opposite. It gives you a jolt of brief happiness. This can explain the correlation. It's not hard to see why people who are
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xux
12y ago
How is it strange? A service that's used by maybe <.00001% of the human population, compared to a service used by 500 million+ of the poorest population. How can they even compare?
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We Heart It, a social network with 30M users
(washingtonpost.com)
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xux
12y ago
I don't get it. Couldn't you already stop Google from indexing your page by using robot.txt?
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xux
12y ago
How is that different from freezing someone's assets?
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12y ago
Nah DuDE if I wrItE liKE thIS DO u AUdoMAticalYLY geT annoyINgED? Yes. So why the heck is not capitalizing your sentences ok? Language is a tool to communicate with the masses. We have rules and standards so everyone can understand them. If
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xux
12y ago
What point are you trying to make? Those two statements are the same.
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xux
12y ago
Looks like Amazon is trying to do to ebooks what Spotify and Netflix have done to music and content. The pricing is interesting. At $9.99, it's more than Netflix and the same as Spotify. I'm not sure if anyone will binge read book
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xux
12y ago
Sure you can, depending on how heavily the industry is regulated. Ex. SEC requires public companies to release certain financial data.
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xux
12y ago
This is what happens when your company doesnt have a Steve Jobs and forces your engineers to demo.
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12y ago
The thing with big brand advertising is that they aren't trying to gain new customers. They're cementing their place in existing industry. Coca Cola pretty much captured as much market as possible. Yet they still advertise to refr
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Online Tutoring Center InstaEDU Acquired By Chegg For $30 Million
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
>While male and female bots were equally effective when considered overall, female social bots were much more effective at generating followers among the group of socially connected software developers. This is hilarious, because we can
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xux
12y ago
So... what's the catch? Sounds too good to be true. Can anyone think why they would do that? Can I just move there and get the benefit?
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12y ago
Exactly. I've a feeling he was already on his way out, but there wasn't a clear path to do so.
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12y ago
For me, the ideal solution is just get rid of the fixed bar, and have a clickable menu drop down. I don't want a page to analyze every of my behaviors and try to predict what I want to do. Sometimes I just like to scroll up and down to
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xux
12y ago
What page does it recommend that? I skimmed through the typography section and didn't see it.
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xux
12y ago
This isn't about an individual. Of course Really Good People can come from anywhere, but not with the same probability. And when you're recruiting, you want to hit schools with high concentration of talents. You'd be lying to
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xux
12y ago
I think the more interesting point to note here, is BBC's toedipping into this type of listicle content. In a recent internal report[1], BBC was suggested to be mindful of Buzzfeed's stragegy. To quote from the article: >The re
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12y ago
Don't tell them. Most likely, you're not qualified and your opinion doesn't matter.
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12y ago
You can say the same about Google.
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New York Times Innovation Report 2014
(scribd.com)
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12y ago
Kinda looks like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6790511
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For the love of being 'liked'
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
Funny you brought the 40% up. The Chinese government doesn't like foreign investors controlling financial companies in China. So Alibaba spun off its Alipay service into a separate company, without the approval of investors. Yahoo wasn
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12y ago
Honestly, I think it's much more simpler than that. Walking is an alone activity, and almost forces your mind to wander with no goal in sight. Plus, the rhythmic stepping is almost like meditation.
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12y ago
Love the editor GUI. Are you using a framework for that, or did you code it yourself?
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12y ago
And everyone hates it. Professors hate it. Students hate it.
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For me, the game is more about the increasing complexity of life and the difficulty in managing it. As a toddler, all you had tow worry about was play and learn. Pretty soon, you add in jobs, worries, lovers, heartbreaks, friendships, losin
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12y ago
Using 34.0.1847.120 It's checked by default, just looked.
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