Edmond

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Tell us about an enslaved persons auction site(nytimes.com)
1 points by Edmond 7y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 7y ago
We're cooking up a different angle to App Maker type software. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2dYVret-Ck Check it out if you're still into this type of stuff:)...happy to answer questions.
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by Edmond 7y ago
>A leader that fires people for challenging relevant mainstream opinions is not any kind of leader I want to work for or follow. There we go...most of the skepticism about self-driving cars appears to be driven by ideology and less by th
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by Edmond 7y ago
The problem products like Postman and others (Elastic et al) are having is one of "have your cake and eat it too". For the past decade a number products rode the free software love boat, the gambit was to get organic community lov
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by Edmond 7y ago
Full feature set alternative, APIMolder: https://codesolvent.com/api-molder/ Mock server OOTB and a bunch of other goodies.
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by Edmond 7y ago
For a more full feature set product there is APIMolder: https://codesolvent.com/api-molder/ You get a mock server OOTB.
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by Edmond 7y ago
This sounds like it could be a useful feature of some other healthcare product, ie not a standalone product. Maybe try selling the tech asset, you might be able to more than recoup your investment :)
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by Edmond 7y ago
3...2...1...and..a new hype cycle begins...or at least IBM hopes it does.
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by Edmond 7y ago
The phenomenon of meme photo degradation is indeed an interesting one. I think that is one reason I have always been put off by memes even when they come from loved ones, the photos look LITERALLY dirty, as if passed around by hand :)
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by Edmond 7y ago
Desmos always has cool stuff: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/9czmkyav8o
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by Edmond 7y ago
It shouldn't be surprising that JetBrains is doing well. Even with sectors like developer tools, there is a lot of room for creating value-added solutions that are proprietary, and that customers will happily pay good money for.
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by Edmond 7y ago
The conclusion is simply not backed by reality. There are certainly realms where open source has supplanted proprietary counterparts and they all mostly fall under infrastructure type software. We all use these infrastructure open source so
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by Edmond 7y ago
Maybe the OP needs to clarify what type of "problems" exactly he is referring to..the examples he gives point to problems requiring significant engineering efforts, which is very different from the examples you note above.
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by Edmond 7y ago
>Then I saw that American greed is actually one of the best shows on TV. It is:) Over the years I have watched every episode and now have status of "All caught up" Hulu.
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by Edmond 7y ago
something worth looking at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Process_Execution_Lan...
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by Edmond 7y ago
>My kid will someday pay taxes that will finance the retirement of people that didn't bother to have kids. All things considered, that is definitely not a given. Social security for instances is tied to one's lifetime earnings,
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Sahara Reporters Founder Sowore Remains Detained in Nigeria(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Edmond 7y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 7y ago
I would like the meetup question addressed as well. There are a ton of demographic focused groups on meetup and with a lot more members and active groups. Granted, Meetup was purchased by wework so who knows where that is going.
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by Edmond 7y ago
Good for you:) Unfortunately not so for these guys: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/11/magazine/gay-conservative...
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by Edmond 7y ago
It is the price that "white" identity demands. It is a subtractive identity, ie it abhors identity complication. You basically have to strip every complicating element of your true identity safe for the absolutely benign forms (ie
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by Edmond 7y ago
90 day supply of prescription drugs has always been cheaper than 30 supply. It is also cheaper if you it get mail-delivered. Prescription benefit managers like Medco/ExpressScript have offered such options for years...Not sure what the
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by Edmond 7y ago
It may not be as off-base as you think. Remember, corp PR roles by definition are corporate. In other words their work is primarily geared up the corp ladder, as such they may as well just be "working for Jeff".
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by Edmond 7y ago
>Mike Walsh, a general partner at Structure Capital, which was an early investor in Wag, described the brothers to CNN Business as "so smart" that it's "almost difficult to communicate" with them.
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by Edmond 7y ago
This mode of writing has its strength, unfortunately it also encourages a lazy and low detail mode of communication when applied to places it doesn't belong. I have had the experience of working in an environment with ex-military folks
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by Edmond 7y ago
In other words we have actual investment fraud happening here, because the only way you agree to -50% re-valuation is to admit you grossly inflated the valuations to begin with. If I lied to a bank that I had assets worth $x as collateral f
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by Edmond 7y ago
Signed up for alpha. Definitely sparked my curiosity regarding the type of client needs you encounter for things like form builders. We are currently working on our own visual app builder, starting out with Vue/Vuetify. Demo: https:&#
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by Edmond 7y ago
First you sell them the weed Then you sell them the breathalyzer *I am waiting for the next YC startup batch with the rehab app.
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by Edmond 7y ago
OP here. I am an "Old Fart" Programmer myself, no offense intended :)
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Reactive and Component Frameworks for “Old Fart” Programmers(blog.codesolvent.com)
47 points by Edmond 7y ago|47 comments
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by Edmond 7y ago
news to me:)

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