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bigboote
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Comment #1903990
Only the top 1% of people (by creativity) are useful to creative companies. People in the bottom 99% reduce productivity. So yes, creative companies all need to compete for the top…
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Comment #1903938
Downright dangerous, too.
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Comment #1284335
Exactly
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Comment #1284332
Todays's logs are similar to other days. I guess the traffic is high for a shared account, but I've never noticed it being slow so I didn't think about it. I would have been happy …
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Comment #1267095
Why would you need 64 bit addressing on an iPad?
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Comment #1267078
Tax credits are one of the reasons I didn't start my business in Canada. (I'm Canadian and I know the workings of some Canadian tech companies, but my current projects are all in S…
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Comment #1265596
In a related study, blind people showed no racial bias due to skin color.
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Comment #544428
It was a little more nuanced than that. The point was that young people were willing to take risks because they had little to lose and no responsibilities. He mentioned that (at th…
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Comment #404789
James cites the law as a good example of drawing fine lines around difficult issues, citing the definition for amounts of LSD. If you don't know about this, 500 micrograms of LSD i…
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Comment #215653
Wise advice. Some of the things you have to do to succeed -- firing dud employees, saying no to early acquisition offers, telling girlfriends that work is more important than them …
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Comment #190224
Transportation has been in the post-functionality age for a few decades now. Getting from A to B is taken for granted, and choice of vehicle is almost entirely driven by aesthetics…
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Comment #173859
OK, lemme guess... A highlighting pen? A flashlight, so you can read under the covers? Eyeglasses? A dictionary? Maybe you should explain what it is, and how it makes books more us…
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Comment #173855
OK, but what does it actually do? So many things could fit that description that it's hardly a description at all.