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gwc
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Comment #2637737
His point makes a lot more sense in the context it was originally intended. He's not making a point about programming or debugging in general; he's specifically discussing tech sup…
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Comment #1509034
A programmer working defense state-side does not make nearly those figures. 80 to 100 is much closer to what a software engineer with several years of experience makes working for …
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Comment #1121978
I should not need to understand the subtle privacy interplay of several different and seemingly unrelated Google products just because I use one of them (Gmail). I entirely agree w…
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Comment #1121801
Don't let the FUD fool you. It's "active" in that you can see other people's buzz posts and you get a buzz item on the left menu, but until you create a public profile none of your…
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Comment #660086
That's just silly. A confidence interval by definition is a range; the commenter is arbitrarily choosing to post only the low end of that range. If the high end were posted instead…
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Comment #636416
I don't mind smart people with limited relevant experience having opinions or even defending them vigorously. However three passages in particular struck me: Mr. Deese was not the …
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Comment #606541
That may be true for 'most' founders (although I suspect it is far from universal), but I think it is fairly evident that Peldi has chosen the latter path. See: http://www.balsamiq…
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Comment #599254
Toyota uses Prius as the plural of Prius, though apparently whatever you want to use is fine with them: http://www.greenhybrid.com/wiki/index.php/Interview_with_Ed_...
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Comment #583853
I had an English teacher in high school who was highly attentive to this sort of construct. He would return many a paper with "VPR" marks sprinkled throughout for 'vague pronoun re…
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Comment #530263
Yes, that is the jist of the last sentence. However that was clearly not the message the bulk of the post was intending to express: He [Charlie Miller] did mention, in his intervie…
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Comment #445260
i.e. the difference between becoming Ramen profitable and needing to push for funding?
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Comment #397997
Especially when advocating the importance of non-technical courses.
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Comment #394556
Isn't limiting this liability this one of the primary reasons for incorporating?
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Comment #386529
Seems a little involved just to get in on a poker game. :)
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Comment #386508
What if you're not, but would like to be?
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Comment #385695
IANAL, but it is my understanding that at issue here is the deal would (could) have created / extended a monopoly. Antitrust in the US does not disallow monopolies, per se, as you …
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Comment #382102
I'm not sure Joel wrote about this to brag; at the very least, he wrote about this because it made for an interesting / relevant entry for his monthly Inc.com article. I agree that…
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Comment #381957
I find that the the weeding your garden example has a more general analogue outside of content: managing code debt. The more mature a code base and the more hands that touch it, th…
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Comment #367656
"above average" in this context usually means median, not mean - i.e. "in the top 50%"
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Comment #355305
7 of the 9 are YC companies - pretty impressive. Does YC have some particular connection to the Web 2.0 Summit or is this simply a reflection of YC's leadership in the " companies …
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Comment #334673
There are other types of relevant diversity, however. The authors speak directly to "functional" diversity, which they describe as " differences in how people represent problems an…