colindoc84

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by colindoc84 14y ago
There's nothing about the phrase 'white trash' which implies someone is a criminal, though.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
It's certainly better to pull it before the money is distributed. It sucks but the money going to the bank account of Vinted Goods is only going to make the situation messier.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
It's an attempt at a web 2.0 'serious reply' while being very concerned about coming across as reasonable. If there's more to this story the people behind Vinted Goods are in for a rude shock that good PR isn't about a reasonable sounding b
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by colindoc84 14y ago
This is a good idea for a post, but needs specifics.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
"Deeper still one finds the profit motive behind the organ donation scam." The author suggests that misinformation and a philosophical problem is to blame. This is the premise of the article. Then he writes a statement like this. For his as
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by colindoc84 14y ago
“We are working with Tutorspree to market our weekend development workshops. These workshops give absolute beginners the ability to create an Instagram-like app by the end of the second day: hands on, project focused learning. Maximum 12 st
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by colindoc84 14y ago
Starting off with a strawman is a good way to write a bad blog post.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
Because these powerful stances can be reversed. Constitutional amendments are very difficult to reverse because once they become embedded.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
Sorry man, just trust us, Argentina is ahead of Chile (and the rest of Latin America) when it comes to skills in technology/programming. If you want proof, take a look at some of the events being run in Argentina. Check out the Ruby communi
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by colindoc84 14y ago
Yeah, if you listen to The Economist. Or you can actually come here and realise it's not that simple, and in fact, a lot of business gets done here.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
This is written by a guy who has never been in a band. You would think that fact would be a lightbulb moment that maybe you shouldn't write this blog post. Apparently not.
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by colindoc84 14y ago
I would, but when/where?
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by colindoc84 14y ago
So you believe providing ad content isn't to the benefit of consumers?
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by colindoc84 14y ago
It's interesting you're doing to project in .NET, would you mind if we discussed it a little? I'd love to pick your brain on some of your implementations. Email me colin doc (at) google's mail dot com.
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by colindoc84 15y ago
'Deficits dont matter' is a huge strawman. No where in the article does it imply this, it suggests that the government can mobilise resources and increase demand. In other words, it can organise people to produce more instead of sitting aro
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by colindoc84 15y ago
"5. Better VCs Provide Better Deals: Venture capital firm experience is positively related to pre-money valuation. More experienced firms pay more for new ventures -- likely because they have higher success rates. " Kind of tautology, no
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by colindoc84 15y ago
No real scotsman argument already?
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by colindoc84 15y ago
these are fairly obvious
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by colindoc84 15y ago
He speculated, as did most of the media. Its one of those "well, what else could it be?". "Hey, this special President speech tonight... this mood, is it Osama?" silence The media guys then call up every old defence contact they have, old
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by colindoc84 15y ago
I can't take this article seriously. How can we compare 'valuations' to actual raised money in IPO's? All of this value of facebook is based of estimates on the small % of assets owned by outside capital that is used to fund it. Hypothetica
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by colindoc84 15y ago
so stupid. so when they release honeycomb, will there be an article saying how google have suddenly decided to make android open source?
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by colindoc84 16y ago
guts desire and passion, wow how insightful.
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by colindoc84 16y ago
This is not true. The fed is targeting specific medium term bonds. It isn't buying every bond on offer, which is what it would do during a failed auction.
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by colindoc84 16y ago
Japan exported vast amounts to keep its economy afloat. If it was for the booming world economy of the 90s, Japan would have died. The paradox of thrift is the problem; if everyone experiences deflation, and cuts as a consequence, making de