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by yaakov34 16y ago
"Court gives permission" are the key words, though. I don't think they get to deface your walls with giant messages spelling out their side of the dispute, and on their own authority. BTW, I don't know why everyone assumes the facts are as
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by yaakov34 16y ago
I hate to be a stick in the mud, but you have to ask algorithm questions, and you have to ask them to code an implementation. If you hire a lot of people, that is simply the only way to avoid making (some) horrible hires who later cost you
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by yaakov34 16y ago
Here's a suggestion for WooMe, if it wants to cling to some credibility or at least plausible deniability: upgrade the journo's account for free, so that he can contact the senders of those messages. If the messages are offering dates, and
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by yaakov34 16y ago
You're the one who said it's "conceivable" that one or two of the messages are real, e.g. "LOL." So it's inconceivable that 18 or so are real. How is that not splitting the difference in a funny way? The journo's point is that new profiles
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by yaakov34 16y ago
Your attempt to split the difference kind of reminds me of this: http://xkcd.com/690/ . Sorry. What does it matter if only 18 of the 20 messages were fakes intended to make him sign up, and 2 were real? Not that I'd think for a second tha
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by yaakov34 16y ago
Oh come on, COME ON, I'm all for research too, but 15 messages from women in the middle of the night who want to date a horse is not something that requires going deep undercover before you decide that it's fake. And he said that it would c
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by yaakov34 16y ago
I think we should all take a few moments to reflect on the debt that computer users and developers everywhere owe to Steve Jobs for his work in these last few years. Yeah, most of us have our differences with him (I am not a fan of the "clo
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by yaakov34 16y ago
Oh, they're bad at communication, all right, and not just because of some spelling error. Look at the description of their flagship product: http://www.starling-software.com/en/qam.html What does it do? Who would use it? For what? I have
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by yaakov34 16y ago
To the folks at Starling: Do you even realize how obnoxious and full of yourselves you sound?! Let's see: suppose I'm a person who ranks highly on a lot of the lines in your matrix. You expect me to send you a resume (which you say you won'