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Comment #1711992
I'd like to see the department of education put out a list of skills that are needed and for what purpose, or end goal. There needs to be some grand vision, perhaps to unify the co…
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Comment #1703276
So do those 8 machines and the code on it represent the system before or after the Wamu merger, or something in between? I've heard many of these banks such as Citigroup have somet…
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Comment #1682722
Do articles like this always emerge at a certain point in the boom bust cycle or tied to politics? Because it seems like right now the societal "noise" has peaked, and the 3/4 popu…
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Comment #1673494
I don't think you can necessarily verbally articulate some goals. Someone like Dave Letterman may have had a vision as he watched baseball on a black and white TV, and then Johnny …
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Comment #1653991
That quote or statement just shows that an individual living a "thug life" or succumbing to the tremendous peer pressure of youth basically is completely out of touch with the larg…
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Comment #1625769
I thought it was pretty much determined that most employees just need a minimum amount of salary met, at which point they're fine. Kind of like maintaining a lawn or pool; don't ad…
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Comment #1611817
I don't think it's fear so much as perceiving a particular conception of simple as bland. It would be a sign of failure to demote oneself to that, and secondly it does not jive wit…
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Comment #1583255
Didn't GS have a losing second quarter? Perhaps this spin-off has more to do with how they perceive the next quarter is going too, and worries about business beyond that.
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Comment #1545089
I've wondered this before but basically programming gives you this illusion that you can change the world, to the point of self assembling systems and new transportation and constr…
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Comment #1533992
It's interesting to consider that entire societies have been built around these concepts. Usually when I see the Implicature thing that has been mentioned here, I often question wh…
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Comment #1525090
In the pursuit of how stuff works.
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Comment #1505762
Actually it's tied to the crisis at NASA, and to a larger extent the country. I don't know why people are afraid of confronting an issue like this. It's as if by ignoring it and sa…
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Comment #1503011
Isn't it the case that legal issues are often a bottleneck to getting products to market? The traits listed for "taking the plunge" have been described elsewhere (I think by pg) as…
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Comment #1502287
Can any savings be had by committing to a data center instead of paying the amazon hosting rates? I fear if they're at yet another crunch point, the next one will be too much. Gran…
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Comment #1496688
At some point the light switch and the faucet controls will have to go. But we can't get to that stage if people have trouble with a side swipe or other twist and tweak. I agree th…
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Comment #1494734
Society has a little bit of iTex in all its products.
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Comment #1493242
I don't think anything is really ever lost so long as you support the system by remaining a US citizen. Losses in the financial markets and in business just get carried forward, at…
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Comment #1475240
I don't think the article mentioned it but there was a point well after the Linux kernel reached prominence that it was understood the HURD was just a back burner project. GNU has …
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Comment #1450536
How about a 4chan style message board in the sense that posts expire very rapidly, but also in that only single topics are allowed for certain time intervals. For example the site …
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Comment #1445578
I was listening to a project proposal the other day and had a similar set of questions to guide the conversation. It was actually with a psychologist and I think that field and way…
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Comment #1445287
Even the notion of being human is outdated. There were previous century views and now we're in a new era, with deeper understanding of what makes us up. We've gone from a blob of l…
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Comment #1441372
Xerox is another example. I think these areas thrive on the surrounding incompetence and that you can't really have one without the other.
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Comment #1436717
Need a monster version built out of top fuel dragster components.
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Comment #1433171
There is no sense of competition anymore in this society, with yourself or others. Everyone just wants to blend into to previously considered notions of normality.