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by pullo 15y ago
there are few experts if any on what is moral profit (is a doctor making money of sick people moral? ). look around you. everything you see and use is obtained from earth. there is a cost to mining earth this way and it is not reserved to r
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by pullo 15y ago
Steve and his team have changed the way we live. Making us all introspect on our lives work..is probably his second monumental contribution...
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by pullo 15y ago
terribly sad news! what wonders he could have created if had lived for another decade..I am grateful to you Steve.
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H.P. paying Mr. Apotheker more than $13 million in termination benefits(nytimes.com)
5 points by pullo 15y ago|1 comments
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Asking the right and wrong questions(danariely.com)
1 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
cloud computing companies like amazon use oracle in their backend. http://www.itinfomag.com/cloud-computing/amazon-rds-will-inc... Andreessen is in the the board of HP , which is positioning itself to become a competitor to oracle.I woul
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by pullo 15y ago
I will not be surprised if this is by oversight. I am regular yahoo mail user and their spam filters suck. I frequently need to look into the trash and spam folders to check for wrongly filtered emails.
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Groupon drops criticized metric(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
one of the real problems in current testing is that it requires very little of the students creativity or originality. right from school you are told there is one answer to a question and one explanation that is better than others. your jo
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Is an mba worth it?
1 points by pullo 16y ago|3 comments
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by pullo 16y ago
there are more java and .net programmers out there than python/ruby programmers. hence a java programmer is easy to find, cheaper to hire and less disruptive to fire. This is probably one of the most important reasons why corporations prefe