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10y ago
Insightful article about regarding our annoying American tax system that tends to muck up everything for its citizens. The IRS' motto should be, "When in doubt, confuse, annoy, and confuse".
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10y ago
The title is more intriguing than the article. The truly great founders focus on the present and the future. This simple observation isn't necessarily worth an article and the amount of shares that article received.
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How to Get Started in a Cyber Security Career
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10y ago
Intriguing concept, but I find a balance of solo work and group collaboration to be the most effective method to accomplish goals. That's why our team invests in weekly or daily (if deadlines make them imperative) reviews of our succes
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10y ago
Nicely written article on the adage of first-world problems. They're always there. Yes, the author is correct in comparing those 'problems' as insignificant when compared on a world scale, but they're still problems in a
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10y ago
Regardless of whether you believe in measuring success by "grit", the simple quiz referenced in the article is definitely intriguing. Another point raised in this article is the idea of being able to focus on one task/goal un
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10y ago
Great read and insightful comments as well on the distinction between online display, search, and social media advertising. Each produce similar results. In my own digital marketing experience, we're still seeing a positive ROI on sear
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10y ago
Are there any candidates that come in already with programming jobs who want to diversify or enhance their existing skill for their current or future roles?
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27 Books to Start Learning about Social Engineering
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Excellent article on the oral history form of reporting and story telling. Of course every person's first person narrative contains bias, but the bias adds a richness that the journalist cannot achieve.