balls187

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   by balls187 4y ago

   > First, my neighborhood pizza place offers free delivery. And it’s really good pizza. Do they have a mobile app to order from, shows real time order status, coupons, and rewards? And, as you said in your second point, the delivery isn&#
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   by balls187 4y ago

   I don't think I'm going to invest in a new system. The combo of my 5D4, and latest iphone pro seem to have me covered. I'm tempted to rent a latest canon mirrorless body, but I can't see how Canon can keep up with IQ inn
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   by balls187 4y ago

   As far as I am aware, every food delivery services charges a delivery fee, which is some % of total cost of the order. As restaurants operate on thin margins, food revenue cannot provide enough money to invest in technology (you may be surp
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   by balls187 4y ago

   > If it’s a small group, I can actually learn everybody’s names, get to know them, personalize the material more and spend big chunks of the class just answering your questions and starting discussions based on them. I went to a relative
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   by balls187 4y ago

   I would be curious so see how the Hummer EV compares not based on national average, but in a markets where electricity is not produced via fossil fuels, and in a market where electricity is produced via fossil fuels. Engineering Explained c
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   by balls187 4y ago

   See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-child_policy
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   by balls187 4y ago

   > those of us that hacked on the systems back in the day. Thanks for letting us stand on your shoulders :)
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   by balls187 4y ago

   First game I ever owned was Lemmings for the Amiga.
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   by balls187 4y ago

   I've seen several comments about alternatives, and many more replies that say they suck worse than Jira.
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    by balls187 4y ago

    Came to the comments hoping to find some solid Jira alternatives "the community" recommends. Sadly not the case. Instead this is my take-away: * Jira sucks big time, and people hate it. * There are no other tools that do what jira
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    by balls187 4y ago

    Ahh yeah, that's right. And I got ~$50 as part of the settlement. I did run Linux on it, but was disappointed when OtherOS did not have access to the RSX chip.
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    by balls187 4y ago

    You may recall, the original launch PS3's could run Linux natively. Sony eventually disabled support for it.
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    by balls187 4y ago

    I'm a fan of ClimateTown's videos. My girlfriend is in the oil and gas industry and the latest video on who is to blame for gas prices was a real treat for her.
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    by balls187 4y ago

    I mean, all the other blogs that highlight stories of predominantly white men in tech. If you really feel that white people are poorly represented in online literature, feel free to create a "Whites In Tech" blog. Also, can you be
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    by balls187 4y ago

    People of Color is a race?
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    by balls187 4y ago

    > You wouldn't approve of a "Whites in tech" blog so why be so self righteous about this? You mean all the other blogs? It's safe to assume you also rail against the practice of "Wellness Rooms" being exclu
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    by balls187 4y ago

    No. It's nice to see positive stories being highlighted.
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    by balls187 4y ago

    Was just discussing switching back to Apple Maps with a friend. I do like Google Map's allows me to group together addresses. When I come across some place, I can easily add it to a curated list for retrieval later. Apple maps just let
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    by balls187 4y ago

    I have no dog in this fight--I did not interpret that to be talking poorly about stripe. It read like conjecture at best, and inaccurate information at worst.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    > it was a challenge to this notion that it is easy. I stand by the idea that is not It may not have been clear, but we agree.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Swift Playgrounds is pretty cool.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Fair enough. > Also the cost of doing something so small can add up when you can have a cushy tech job making 200K relatively easy. The point being relatively easy if you fit a specific criteria (don't need flexibility, want to work
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Willing to relocate to the US? balasuar @ gmail dot com
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    by balls187 5y ago

    I'd phrase it slightly different--talented enough to build a small company that generates real revenue, vs building and shipping apps.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    I'll take that deal. Caveat, 200k would have to include bonuses, and not just base salary.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Whose generation?
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Ender's Game.
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    by balls187 5y ago

    A quick search turns up that Smart Summon has a range of 200 feet, not 60. How is distance between the vehicle and the phone measure, and then provided to the vehicle? Is it possible that the vehicle sensors that are responsible for detecti
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    by balls187 5y ago

    I've done a lot of work with gym owners (mostly boutique gyms 1 maybe 2 locations). It's an interesting industry for certain. I can say that making it hard to cancel for most small gyms isn't because they want to engage in sh
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    by balls187 5y ago

    Never worked at a DB business, but feel confident that > "diving into an unfamiliar area of the code and quickly figuring it out" was very important for us. Universally applies to all software jobs. What's I find interesti