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NDizzle
14y ago
Miles aren't really the deal breaker - it's the time. I had a 130 mile commute in the 90s in Arkansas that took me.. 130ish minutes. Now I have a 32 mile commute that takes around 2 hours and is 15 miles driving, BART for 35ish minutes, and
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NDizzle
14y ago
Time to start up Reeferly and do some kind of medical marijuana delivery service.
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NDizzle
14y ago
This kind of stuff is great, and great is an understatement. When my Dad passed back in the early '90s from cystic fibrosis, the company he worked for (for about 15 years) continued to pay our family his entire salary for 3 years. That was
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NDizzle
14y ago
It's really hard to get funding for companies/ideas/products that change the world and the way people live. Especially if the product involves tangible goods. You either have to have super rich friends or be a member of the old boys club. A
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NDizzle
14y ago
Every time someone uses the words "nemesis" I'm reminded of this amazing video. Caution: somewhat loud http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2kovsuvfqg
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NDizzle
14y ago
I de-caffinate for about 2 to 3 months per year. It's 2 weeks of hell followed by refreshment. I also abstain from alcohol for 4-5 months per year in order to keep myself a cheap drunk. Obviously, those two time groupings never overlap.
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NDizzle
14y ago
Yeah, what I really like is that MS just open sourced a thing that is used in places that tend to not use open source software. Talk about getting a foot in the door.
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NDizzle
14y ago
You may not be an armchair scientist but you are sure acting like a huge douchebag in this thread. Chill out.
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NDizzle
14y ago
Yeah this is what is slaying linkedin at the moment.
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NDizzle
14y ago
There goes their hipster cred.
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NDizzle
14y ago
I love how Warren Buffett uses plain language in everything he releases. It's easy and pleasant to read for simple folk like me.
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NDizzle
14y ago
Sounds like he has Lotus Domino-like problems in a product that closely resembles Domino. Yet in the same page makes fun of SQL for being old and busted? I don't get it.
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NDizzle
15y ago
How billionaries make money: by being billionaires.
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NDizzle
15y ago
I'm freakin' out, man!
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NDizzle
15y ago
I didn't even realize they didn't include a link. I just assume one links things in this day and age.
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Want healthy food delivered to your office fridge? It's available in Oakland.
(oaklandnorth.net)
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NDizzle
15y ago
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NDizzle
15y ago
Where do you live on a startup mode salary? Are you still burning leftover fortune 500 developer money?
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NDizzle
15y ago
Unambitious startup ideas can be conjured up by a small team and sold to a big company later with hardly any up front dollars. If you want ambitious you should look outside the realm of 100% tech startups. Specifically, you should look in t
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NDizzle
15y ago
How else would your friends get in touch with you to start trading drawings? It's unobtrusive and slick. The only facebook related things I've seen from this app are terrible drawings that people are sharing.
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NDizzle
15y ago
I'd be happy with simple syntax for things like OFFSET/LIMIT and GROUP_CONCAT at this point.
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NDizzle
15y ago
I always see these kind of hiring practices put into place and enforced AFTER I'm already hired and working. (no, I don't conjure up hiring practices like these.) Simply put - I wouldn't have gotten my own job if I had to conform to these s
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NDizzle
15y ago
My experience with HIIT has been jogging/running outdoors. It works fantastic until you injure yourself - and you injure yourself pretty quickly if you don't flat-out sprint that often. Do they have a 'HIIT mode' on exercise equipment yet?
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NDizzle
15y ago
We have both spent too much time in the youporn thread.
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NDizzle
15y ago
Quick, someone pick up gaudyhtml5.com while it's still available.
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NDizzle
15y ago
I really think Firefox should have nailed down addon compatibility and silent updates before embarking of this FF4+ versioning adventure. It's good to see that they are both on the roadmap, but I fear it's too little too late.
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NDizzle
15y ago
It looks like a neat concept. I'd probably throw him a few bucks if he had a kickstarter project.
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NDizzle
15y ago
I now know what it feels like to get trolled by a time traveler.
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NDizzle
15y ago
Disqus is down?! Great - it's time to browse some blogs!
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15y ago
How do you say that you actually have this skill on a resume without sounding like a pompous d-bag?
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15y ago
Just throwing this out there, but if I can buy a Louis C.K. comedy special for $5 each year, I'm going to buy a Louis C.K. comedy special for $5 each year. It's probably a self sustaining model. I only just heard about it now, and bought it
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