agarcia-deniz

I wonder why the original article wasn't posted rather than the businessinsider article.

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Paywall. I get it.

If you're running a windows system licensing costs will be smaller when scaling up than scaling out, so there is that to bear in mind.

just noticed that myself, had pretty much the same thought.

100% agree with you on that one.

Blast it, I've just undermined my own comment, I meant to say: Well, actually ...

On a serious note, both of them seem pretty similar to me.

I can't help but notice the motto:

Enjoy the simplicity

I'm on the fence about mob programming tbh, but kudos for bringing it up.

I'm glad it's not just me. looks like he changed it to something else

I occasionally have the same issue: At work all day feeling cold (normally on a Monday as the heating is not on during the weekend) and then I feel like I'm getting a cold, I'm glad it's not just me.

Would love to know why this happens though?

I always figured it was somehow psychosomatic.

A less useful but,perhaps, more interesting example of relativity at work is the colour of Gold

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativistic_quantum_chemistry#...

I believe that this has been posted before

You mean this is a parody? but I have an identical set up and my productivity some days is infinitely higher when I use it.

OK, I may only use it on Mondays, my body needs the whole week to recuperate, and I don't work on Sundays but still, can you claim infinite gains in productivity by using a different desk? thought not.

The point is that the FT switched from one type of data to another, as per usual truth is probably somewhere in the middle, which would probably still back up Mr Picketty's analysis.

As many people have said, is the UK one of the most equal societies in the world? This seems very unlikely

saved me the work of pointing out that this really good post has been submitted before many a times :)