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BrokerChange

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    I use Pinboard to place the articles I read into buckets: * Ruby * Customer Life Time Value * Landing Page Best Practices * Etc. Then when I need to work on something for my site, …

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    I do agree that is a strong word. I guess what I was referring to was it's obselenece as a mass profession. I assumed that was implicit, wrongfully. I was hoping to drive home the …

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    Farming became obsolete because of economies of scale. Factory work became obsolete because of economies of scale. Manufacturing became obsolete because of economies of scale. What…

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    I think you're missing my point. Netflix taking out BlockBuster does not prove they can do no wrong, merely that Reed Hastings a perfectly capable CEO, and smarter than the media w…

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    A company in the 70's sold 500 of it's restaurants (it's main source of revenue) and the "pundits" called them crazy. The stock took a hit but the CEO remained on course. He stuck …

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    You do realize you can turn off the Metro UI, and default to the legacy screen, right?

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    What does your company do? What would you need the money for that 60k/month could not provide eventually?

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    Don't bother. It will come accross as condescending and ignorant. Instead, ask them to show you some projects they've worked on. Let their passion speak for itsself.

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    I'd rather make crack for a few, than candy for the masses.

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    Fortune 500 tools suck. They are purchased by the bosses to be used by the employees. Even worse, they are often poorly developed in-house as opposed to buying the leading product …