NorthOf33rd

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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
She put out a public letter on the internet. We're here discussing it. If she stumbles across this thread, I'm sure she'd be aware that I'm discussing the letter. Not responding directly to her. If I posted this point to
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
Social media companies are incredibly clear about what information they gather and how they will use it: everything and however they want. Is anyone actually unaware of this? The individuals may not consider the consequences, but twitter ha
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
This is fascinating. It seems like it would be pretty easy to write a chrome app that runs a window in the background that interacts with every. single. advertisement. Unfortunately the people to pay the toll would be the businesses running
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
Instagram is not a person. Don't ask it to be decent. Those ads are not your friends. Don't expect them to treat you like they care. You're not sharing your information with a human. You're sharing it with a business who
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
David Levine's Some of the People, All of the Time in the most recent issue of N+1 Magazine is a fantastic short story that revolves around claqueurs. https://nplusonemag.com/issue-32/fiction-drama/some-of-the
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
That's still an absurdly high multiple of ARR.
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
I'm not sure for how long, but DuPont has been making water filters for some time. Since at least 2014 [1] Ironic? Okay, sure. A little evil? Fine. But, the headline is garbage. https://web.archive.org/web/20141003
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
There have been many great pricing models posed in this thread to dis-incentivize gaming, but I'm a little surprised no one has mentioned the simple "make bird hunting a full time job with benefits." Just like uber before the
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
Gosh, that's tough, and I'm hoping she came out the other side stronger. This doesn't seem specific to tumblr though. I can't think of a network that doesn't have the same dark corners and nasty reinforcement. It&#x
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
> But just like buying a >$1k bike, for the average person you can't take advantage of the extra value and care that went into the product. I'd put this price at around 2500. The better shifting from a decent group set makes
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I've consumed my fair share and wish so desperately that those would come stateside. Based on taste I'd be pretty sure it's whiskey. Also, the english language suntory site states that they are whiskey. https://www
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Thats interesting. Are you in the US? How are you thinking about the legislative landscape that seems to be eager to classify anything non-pedal assist as an e-motorcycle?
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ebikes are pedal assist bikes. If there is no pedal assist, and the motor can be activated with a throttle, then it's an e-motorcycle.
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Bird just opened in SLC and they are suddenly everywhere. Park City, just a few miles away, launched the country's first ebike share system and it's wildly popular. They are also everywhere. I have no hard data to prove this, thou
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by NorthOf33rd 8y ago
There is one area I'd like to see a universal ban on blue spectrum LED's - street and commercial overhead lights. I live in Salt Lake City and there has been an unfortunate push by Rocky Mountain Power to replace all the streetlig
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Pluralsight being a prime example of a proud Utah startup focused on making a quality product with great management. The instant connection to MLM's is unfortunate but it's real. It's not something that can be moved past unle
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I should say, in full disclosure, that it worries me because I'm a product manager in the region. So, I am concerned about economic blow back to firms that have better business practices and therefore my ability to practice here. Thoug
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I'd love to see the LA Times go back and revisit the Utah Valley region and the culture that helped contribute to this. The Utah Valley is chock full of startups with a serious inferiority complex to their big brothers in Silicon Valle