KevinEldon

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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Unicorns do not exist, but there are a billion suckers out there ready to trade something for less than that something might really be worth.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
If you believe in the cause but don't want a red iPhone then donate here: https://red.org/donate/ If you're serious about fighting AIDS I'd consider keeping your current phone and donating the entire amo
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I grew up in a small town (rural Tennessee fewer than 10k people) and Walmart is a godsend. Their scale reduces cost and gives easy access to a myriad of products that local mom-and-pop shops could never provide. It's good for people w
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
The real test is how Uber specifically addresses Susan Fowler's comments. If they recognize issues, create programs, wave hands, weep openly, hire someone to yell "shame", etc. then it's all about correcting how they are
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I don't know. I'd guess either the practical 2A.BAT or the clever NOT2B.BAT
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
It would help your argument if you cited public records. Is there a news story, social media discussion, some other documentation of the incident? Do we know who was involved... was it law enforcement or private security? Was the protester
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
This was helpful if for nothing else than to illustrate how nuanced the remote work conversation can be. I've also seen companies with a publicly strict on-site policies that are "remote friendly" (remote tolerant?). I agree
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I didn't get a popup.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
This short post got me thinking... Is a working outside the office culture different than a remote work culture? I work from home frequently (some full days, some partial days) but can be in the office any day if needed or if it makes sense
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I believe you're saying the devil has many advocates here.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
It's funny you should say that because the one time Handbrake failed for me Bill Brasky showed me how to hand solder my CPU, and I'd be your aunt if it didn't fix Handbrake. Bill Brasky, RIP.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Nice production quality and it looks like an interesting upgrade and investment. But I can't find the actual Kickstarter page. Anyone know where it is?
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Assuming Assange is free and living.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
It's a screen cap of a comment. SFW
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I was referring specifically to the missles fired at the US destroyer and the bombing of the Houthi radar installations, not the conflict in Yemen. I can agree that the election sells more ads than substantive coverage of world events and d
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I knew about this earlier in the week due to coverage on the Fox News and/or CNN networks.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Or "You have Big Data". Paraphrasing Greg Young's idea, "If you can put it on a Micro SD card that you can buy on Amazon, you don't have big data". So if your data fits in 128GB ($37.77 on Amazon right now) you
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Are journalists immune from laws? Which laws? What constitutes a journalist? These are the kinds of questions that courts sort out. Goodman isn't in jail. She now has a legal and public platform to defend her actions and position as a
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise is also a member of this consortium (the source article was updated to reflect this)
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
This is a well written explanation of why Leanpub will be charging $99 for new books that use their platform. This charge is in addition to the 10% + $0.50 they keep per sale through their storefront. There are discounts for translations of
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Survivorship bias: understanding the case studies that make everything look easy(alexdenning.com)
7 points by KevinEldon 10y ago|1 comments
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Improve your development workflow with Redux DevTools Extension(medium.com)
18 points by KevinEldon 10y ago|0 comments
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Can you paste text in Rich Text Format and it automatically converts it? If you answer "yes", I'm definitely downloading this.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
So this is not a non-profit? Smart. It should allow for more freedom. For instance, I noticed that they sell common business services as well and give a pretty hefty portion of it to non-profits. This seems to be a pretty popular thing, als
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Good job Demian, I love the fact that you're also coming up with a solution!
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
That's not how the internet works. Domain names are not the internet.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I benifitted from systems hat supported school choice. I hope uS governments (local, state, and federal) support the same. Active and interested parents with active and interested teacher with options to align students with the best educati
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
Because the rest of your team is more comfortable with Windows and can support and develop for it.
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
The term 'business value' is hard to measure for any given developer I think. The easiest measure is to say your managers define 'business value' and you deliver what they want or deliver to their strategic objectives, b
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by KevinEldon 10y ago
I've used by EliteBook 8570w for about 4 years. It's a powerful, rugged laptop with a decent keyboard and good screen. I've upgraded the memory and hard drive over time and don't plan on replacing it any time soon. My m

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