andreasklinger

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by andreasklinger 10y ago
ok at this point i just assume you are trolling for reference for other reader: every other comment by this account - either troll or opinion straight from the 50s in case this is a serious comment: "brown people party" "slug
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
education creates people who are capable of either create businesses or be useful for businesses
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
as outsider: america's main problem isn't race and culture diversity (as i assume the sluts and thugs comments tries to target at) but (IMO) no access to good education for the general population. less education -> less opportu
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
agree w/ your take on the democrats being not optimally positioned for this issue but honest Q: wouldn't (next to job market restrictions) an alternative solution to this problem be better education? that way they don't have
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
afair mexican immigration is net negative - correct?
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
> those who don't understand how many more better opportunities they might have it than others people only see the delta - how much they used to have, how much they have now. The difference is the tendency - if this is downward futu
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Since we have been using graphql and apollo-client i personally havent had a moment where we really missed redux[1] [1]: technically apollo client uses redux internally but they keep it nicely wrapped for you
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
> European nations were now second tier economicly, and threatened by a big external nation. Wasn't this also true for eg WW1? Even with the same actors
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
i know people that had the habit of intentionally reading it once a month while founding their startup
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Plugging my crazy no-plugins/no-external-tools gmail GTD approach: http://klinger.io/post/71640845938/dont-drown-in-email-how-t... Might be useful to some that dont want to use external tools or provide acces
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Love your meta comment Consider writing a douglas adams style book
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Doesnt that ad target their clients and not their suppliers? It's part of their "Entrepreneur campaign" - using that cliche "entrepreneur hustling"
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Isnt obesity usually linked to economic inequality which links to not being able to properly afford health care? Basically: a) "poor people tend to be more obese" b) "healthcare costs are a problem for people who struggle fin
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Re lucrative: "Private" doctors exist also in single payer models. If you want the premium model pay for the premium model. There is just a good enough alternative available to everyone.
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
imo this kind of stuff is better used as contentmarketing / imagething for you actual job any small consulting job beats several thousand downloads
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
The moment they add tipping the driver salary will go down even more. I hate this american business method of shifting blame to the customer.
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
+1 for making this your frontpage claim "…like building a spaceship out of bicycle parts" - HackerNews comment
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
"How to Win Friends and Influence People" is easily one of the most important books out there for anyone working in any professional env that involves other humans. No need for throwaway - awesome selection
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
kudos to the launch! ps: already upvoted :)
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
The speed and efficiency of Norton Commander[1] was amazing Happy that people bring it into our century [1]: http://www.abandonwaredos.com/public/aban_img_screens/norton...
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
same here in german: when (for whatever reason) people dictate numbers i always insist on single digit dictation my brain cant handle long series of "twoandtwenty, threeandforty"
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
By that you acknowledge that it is "the norm"
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
They switched lately from no-js-needed-ignore-those-fancy-kids to we-now-use-js Imo worth rationalizing and explaining to their community
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Objective feedback: Ask yourself what's the likelyhood it will be pushed again based on previous decisions? Subjective feedback: Get out. Companies are a group of people doing decisions - the quality of the decisions you witness is a g
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
i assume not actively pushed b/c most get paid by the hour and by "customization to needs"
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
Imo it's the unspoken truth in our industry that nowadays the real opportunity costs aren't held by the founders nor investors but by (non-junior/experienced) employees. It comes down to a very strong but important question:
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
amazing ;) can you post a photo of them?
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
interesting theory but i assume YT simply changed their recommendation algos eg i see more random no-name channels now in my recommendations
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
sorry but programming isnt only about math for many programming is about creating products, which often has more to do w/ people than w/ math also if he currently wants to spend most of his time contributing to open source and giv
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by andreasklinger 10y ago
related Q: is it fair to think of this as your pivot from "ecosystem" to "chain of tools" and you needed new branding to make space for this?

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