AlldenKope

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by AlldenKope 10y ago
Companies focus too much on attracting talent, not enough on developing it. If both of these screened avenues of entry to software development are as promising as these metrics indicate (each with their pros and cons) here are some potentia
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by AlldenKope 10y ago
Thanks for bringing the Fair.org/GS/Vox article up. The Vox article is clearly an advertisement. I'd even say it's hard for educated people to see this stuff clearly. Not because they are intellectually incapable of dist
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by AlldenKope 10y ago
Great point about addressing readership and gaining trust. Also, I should add I really liked Thomas's article. It doesn't address some of the points I mentioned, but it's clearly a thoughtful article that backs up its investi
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by AlldenKope 10y ago
The rise of PR is definitely a problem, as is the consolidation of media conglomerates. Plus good journalism is just really difficult. Another comment below referenced the Gell-Mann effect, which is really easy to lose sight of in day to da
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by AlldenKope 10y ago
1. Arguably the biggest misinformation problem involves scale. Media spends a lot of time talking about something of relatively small impact, like guns, or transgender bathroom protocols - and these are important - but practically neglible
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by AlldenKope 10y ago
Author here. Cafe Set presents two random thoughts from two random thinkers. Philosophers, writers, artists, radicals and so on. Doesn't tell you who said what until you choose which thought you prefer. It's an absurd exercise, bu
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Compare History's Most Interesting Minds(cafeset.net)
2 points by AlldenKope 10y ago|1 comments
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Thought vs. Thought(cafeset.net)
1 points by AlldenKope 10y ago|0 comments