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by kkshin 12y ago
Good content, but seriously who signed off on actually presenting this content the way it is presented? Seems like a high school multimedia class project.
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by kkshin 13y ago
How far is the technology from being able to do this on textiles? That would be sick.
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by kkshin 13y ago
This is a valid complaint, although probably has more to do with the fact that someone in product believed this does translate into a like (before the like system existed). Also I believe Facebook does not show these ads for minors, so most
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by kkshin 13y ago
The fact that this is getting upvoted at all is ridiculous. I saw this thread on Reddit and chalked it up to mob mentality on Reddit, but I'm pretty surprised to find that it is also getting upvoted here. Let's think critically fo
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by kkshin 13y ago
Whoa, that looks really sweet. I especially liked how simple the dev tools looked, is that in the browser as well?
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by kkshin 13y ago
On-site interviews are a necessary for the most part, but phone screens have always been the bane of my existence. About 50% of the time I can barely understand what the other person is saying, mostly because the person conducting the inter
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by kkshin 14y ago
I don't agree with your statement. Its equivalent to saying that I shouldn't consider buying ethically raised meat because its the same industry that factory farms are part of. One can identify the ethical quandaries and support producers t
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by kkshin 14y ago
From the Korea Herald: "According to South Korean experts, Pyongyang’s electronic warfare capabilities are second only to Russia and the United States." Not sure how accurate THAT statement is, but North Korea has waged electronic warfare m
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by kkshin 14y ago
I just went through the process of whether I would purchase a diamond engagement ring for my fiancee or not. Rationally, it made absolutely no sense to me for the following reasons: 1) The idea of "blood" diamonds as well as the fat that th
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by kkshin 14y ago
Having been to a number of "geeky" conferences, I was surprised at how large the number of women there were at the conference. We should also keep in mind that this community has always been aligned more with the engineering side of entrepr
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by kkshin 15y ago
An exhibit of his work is scheduled to start (if it hasn't already) at the SF MOMA. A friend of mine worked as a curator for its stop in Korea and it was pretty cool. You can tell how much the original iPod and iMac were inspired by his wo
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by kkshin 15y ago
I guess what I meant was that the geography factors heavily into the culture, which feeds heavily into the leadership. Even though large technology companies are opening offices, like you mentioned, the difference are that these are satelli
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by kkshin 15y ago
One of Microsoft's biggest problems that contributes to their insular view is that they are located in Redmond. They're insulated from the rest of the highly competitive technology field (except for Amazon). This works out great for them
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by kkshin 16y ago
I try really hard to not get pigeon-holed into using my company's (one of the mentioned ones) stack but its really hard. Why? Cause when you have a full-time job then you're working 8-9 hours a day and there's really not that much time le
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by kkshin 16y ago
Google is probably the highest paying large software company at the moment. Their base pay is very much above market at the moment due to its recent across the board 35ish% raises. It will be interesting to see how large companies like Mi
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by kkshin 16y ago
I also attended CMU (SCS). I'm not sure how many other schools do this, but when applying to CMU you apply to specific departments and the acceptance decision is handled at the department level. This causes there to be a great variance in
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by kkshin 16y ago
Without Husky, we wouldn't know of Pylo's plight.
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by kkshin 16y ago
I had great teachers that helped me with my education at my school and they truly enriched my learning experience.
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by kkshin 16y ago
I would personally find it a sad, sad day if enrollment in liberal arts rapidly declined. People that major in liberal arts bring great joys to our world. Film, music, art, dance, and great books are all things that truly enhance life, an
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by kkshin 16y ago
For certain types of positions I think its a really great litmus test. It tests a applicant's personal discipline in coding as well as whether they have a passion for the field outside of the standard 9-5. The largest issue with this is yo
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by kkshin 16y ago
Dude, the S line hasn't been meant to compete with M/AMG models for the last couple iterations. The S4 is a direct competitor to the 335i and is marketed as such and is priced much lower than either the C63 or the M3. The RS line of cars
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by kkshin 16y ago
The US is, by and large, successful because we have the largest market in the world (forgetting for a moment the effects of WWII). We continue to be a success because we have a huge population of affluent people who can spend enormous amou
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by kkshin 16y ago
I think they're already starting to break through that barrier. Look at companies such as Huawei, TCL, Lenovo, and Haier who are competing at the global stage with many US tech firms. If you are limiting "technology" to what most of us do
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by kkshin 16y ago
I don't think anyone disagrees that China will out pace the US in technology at some point within the next two generations. They will probably outpace the US in all business sectors. This has nothing to do with the failings of the America
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by kkshin 16y ago
It really depends on what you're looking for, but Philosophy is a field where one philosopher's work is built on top of the other's going all the way back to the ancient Greek's. Its important (I think anyways) to read the raw texts before
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by kkshin 16y ago
That was Ray Ozzie, not Ballmer.
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by kkshin 16y ago
Thanks for the link. The first thing I thought when I clicked through was if I could find a copy of this book :D
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by kkshin 16y ago
This can be a good thing. Regardless, its good to see that competition is doing its job by forcing the leader to innovate what was a relatively static search page.
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by kkshin 16y ago
I think you're reading too much into it. Certainly Apple may have offered ABC some amount of money for the product placement but the important question is has this specific example taken away from the entertainment factor of the show? If
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by kkshin 16y ago
The New York Times overlooks that Microsoft has one of the largest, although not numerically, active social networks with its Live and more importantly Xbox Live service. This is a key part of Microsoft's strategy currently as well as movi

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