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by zizee 14y ago
Similar concept, different design.
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by zizee 14y ago
Sorry, not sure what you are saying? Perhaps there is some undetected sarcasm in your comment?
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by zizee 14y ago
My point of view is this: Companies are certainly willing to take advantage when there is an oversupply of labour and decrease wages. When there is an undersupply of labour it is hypocritical for companies to complain that there is an not e
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by zizee 14y ago
Don't get me wrong. Companies are acting in a completely rational way. They will work with the levers that they have, and lobbying the government to increase immigration is one of those tools. If they can't employ people profitably, then th
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by zizee 14y ago
It always annoys me that business groups are constantly lobbying for increased immigration because of a "lack of supply" of skilled labour. When there is an imbalance in supply and demand with labour we should see an increase in the incomes
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by zizee 14y ago
Sure there is, a quick look shows: Scientists See Promise in Deep-Learning Programs Machine Learning: Neural Network vs Support Vector Machine Suite of 300 icons for web and user interface design But you are right that there is a lot of lin
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by zizee 14y ago
I didn't have this problem in Chrome, perhaps s/he has fixed it?
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by zizee 14y ago
Good article, link baity title.
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by zizee 14y ago
Bootstrap Hero also looks promising. It is a webapp that lets you customise bootstrap and see the results in realtime. http://www.bootstraphero.com/
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by zizee 14y ago
Is taking advantage of international tax havens "evil"?
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Australian Govt pledges action on Google tax evasion(delimiter.com.au)
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by zizee 14y ago
Depends on your definition of "App". The article is concentrating on mobile application, which is probably the definition you are using. Regardless, I don't have an opinion on the most expensive mobile app, but your question made me think o
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by zizee 14y ago
If I don't need a physical safe to hold my money anymore, then obviously banks will be forced to go digital as well right? I'm no expert, but I don't think that most banks would actually hold paper notes for every dollar they are storing
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by zizee 14y ago
Another clue is that nobody ever responds to you.
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by zizee 14y ago
addlepate wrote 37 minutes ago | link [dead] OK. I bet you use a WebKit browser. addlepate: you were hell-banned 100 days ago (unfairly in my mind).
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by zizee 14y ago
No worries SideburnsOfDoom, I'm sure it wasn't deliberate. p.s.: your handle made me smile!
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by zizee 14y ago
Vista is what was salvaged from Longhorn. That is very true. Re-reading cookingrobot's original comment I can know see that I misinterpreted his comment. I was thrown by the part where he wrote "don't remember Longhorn?" which made me thi
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by zizee 14y ago
Fair enough, if you have inside knowledge I'm happy to be corrected. On a side note: Do you think the Wikipedia article is accurate?
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by zizee 14y ago
Windows Longhorn was the internal codename for Vista. I think that you are thinking of Windows 7 being rushed, focused, and pragmatic fix to the fiasco that was Vista. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vista From the first paragraph of
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by zizee 14y ago
It would be really nice if Google published their browser usage stats based on their Google analytics data. If anyone could have accurate numbers it would be Google.
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by zizee 14y ago
Then you quit. Better would be to make sure that you have good documentation of the event in the case of the shit hitting the fan.
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by zizee 14y ago
Can a mod please change the of this article to point directly to the blogpost ( http://ahmetalpbalkan.com/blog/the-5-saas/ ), not via Heroku. There is no reason for this redirect, plus I clicked through thinking that this article was from t
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by zizee 14y ago
This story reminds me of the story of the recent closure of the venerable Minitel network in France. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2733106 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4170531 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4175141
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by zizee 14y ago
Some people might be thinking "Well done Amazon for correcting this mistake" or "Amazon just caved due to pressure of bad press" but I am thinking that if Amazon can wipe a kindle remotely, I do not want such a device and will purchase a pr
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by zizee 14y ago
there are save points along the way.
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by zizee 14y ago
Are you trolling or serious? In this game you control a submarine, exploring a cave network. The graphics are also extremely different as is the atmosphere. To be clear: It is in no way like mario, perhaps you misclicked?
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by zizee 14y ago
That certainly fits the bill for PhantomLobe. Her/his second comment wasn't flamebait or spam, more just an slang laden "me too" style comment. With no karma the account submerged and now PhantomLobe is commenting into the ether with no one
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by zizee 14y ago
PhantomLobe replied to this comment: Wat? I've bought in .com, .ca, .co.uk, .fr and .es with (both) France and Spain based credit cards with no problems whatsoever. PhantomLobe, you were hellbanned* for making a comment that didn't fit th
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by zizee 14y ago
What's the business plan there? Make an app that becomes the default way to access facebook on mobile? Show ads? Facebook decides it wants in on the action and cuts you off a la twitter...
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by zizee 14y ago
bonch your account has been hellbanned. Looking at your comment history it has been for a while. Update: Just to be clear, I don't mind hellbanning spammers or obvious trolls, but looking at bonch's comment history he/she doesn't seem to be

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