JOnAgain

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by JOnAgain 9y ago
A lot more video games will be played
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by JOnAgain 9y ago
I decided the same a year ago. Turns out, you can't disconnect it once it's connected -- it refuses to forget networks or previously set passwords if they worked. I had to just change my wifi password and update everything else.
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by JOnAgain 9y ago
It's frustrating. A huge number of top grads move to the US when they graduate for 30-50% higher pay, before exchange rate. Even Amazon will offer you 50% more to move to the US vs. Toronto.
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by JOnAgain 9y ago
I would disagree with your disagreement :) I consider one of the biggest costs of Walmart to be the time and experience of actually going to Walmart. I generally find the experience unpleasant, or at least a chore, and it is time consuming
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by JOnAgain 9y ago
This, 1,000,000 times over. There are shitty cabbies the world over. They are constantly trying to scam me. In markets I'm familiar with I catch them and call them out. In markets I'm not, how do I know? Long way around or poor ro
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
How close are we to being able to render a high resolution monitor / TV inside VR? Not necessarily a 4K screen, but like a good 2560 x 1440 display? How close are we to high resolution virtual cinema experience? ... or are we there? I
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I've been using Tripit for years to keep track of my travel plans. Then I use TripAdvisor for figuring out what to do in places I"m visiting. Not seeing anything really interesting here, other than it being in one place. But judgi
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I predict this will fail as it is described today. Because it pays little and is meant to find people on the way already, 1) people won't be dedicated to driving people, 2) which will make it unreliable to get a ride, 3) which will cau
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
This is probably spot on, and the bit I missed when reading. So they share your phone number and contacts (or Facebook and Whatsapp use the same hash off your phone number and share that), but Facebook promises not to put the number you hav
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I'm surprised that Bloomberg failed to account for inflation in their comparisons. Amazon's 1.4 Billion loss in 2000 is almost exactly 2 Billion in today's dollars (1,956,479,674.80 according to http://www.usinflat
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I don't get this part: "We won’t post or share your WhatsApp number with others, including on Facebook" and then "And by connecting your phone number with Facebook's systems, Facebook can offer better friend sug
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
Mine is actually faster on fast.com. About 140 on fast and 128 on speedtest. Yay.
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
You just give them your bank info?
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Question for Contractors: How are you paid?
2 points by JOnAgain 10y ago|3 comments
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What does a CTO do?(softwaregravy.com)
1 points by JOnAgain 10y ago|0 comments
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I read "4" as a joke about Amazon paying poorly (when compared to Facebook and Google)
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
Bezos is not highly technical. Very smart, and grasps concepts very quickly, but not highly technical by any stretch.
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
You mean Google will pay me 3x in total comp and I (mostly) get my evenings and weekends off? I also get job security beyond the next funding round?
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
I have T-mobile and don't have voicemail. I just called and had it disabled.
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
Not how I think about it. It's looking at ROI. And the cost of education typically correlates with quality and long-term earnings. (Put your pitch forks down, not all schools, just generally.) So, if I think about this on a 20 year hor
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by JOnAgain 10y ago
do they not need a warrant for emails not 180 days old? Edit: Do they need a warrant for emails less than 180 days old?
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by JOnAgain 11y ago
Le sigh. This is impacting AirBnB and I need to check in somewhere in LA later today. Good thing all the details are in the AirBnB messaging history with the host. Time for them to just go back to email.
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by JOnAgain 11y ago
Disagree. Merchant Tech used to do it, too (circa. 2010)
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by JOnAgain 11y ago
The majority of mobile is still CPM. I dare say the vast majority. Source: I ran a mobile DSP until recently.
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by JOnAgain 11y ago
I totally agree with this from a renters perspective. From an owners perspective, though, I should be able to do what I want with my house or condo.
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by JOnAgain 11y ago
Installer please.
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by JOnAgain 12y ago
IMHO, fix this by replacing the 'random' with 'highest salary' (or total comp). Just go down from the top. - It would alleviate (though probably not solve) the downward pressure on salaries. - It would ensure that compan
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by JOnAgain 12y ago
Key feature missing in Apple Mail is sorting by "Important and Unread". I get so many emails, any app without this is unusable. I use the GMail app.
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by JOnAgain 12y ago
Nexus phones have had bad bugs at launch since day one. I had on of the older one's (2? 3?) and it had a bug where it would randomly restart during a call. Restart -- 3 min of booting before you can call back. This was an issue for som
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by JOnAgain 12y ago
Come to LA. Everyone is in entertainment, and I never meet other technical folks.

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