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Real Work vs. Fake Work(bengarvey.com)
4 points by bengarvey 10y ago|0 comments
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by bengarvey 11y ago
"Heroku is very, very expensive." "saved them probably $100 per month" I'm confused.
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The beauty of evergreen browsers(blog.rjmetrics.com)
1 points by bengarvey 11y ago|0 comments
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by bengarvey 11y ago
"by actually exercising or practicing calorie restriction" Ever study I've read about has shown that while calorie restriction works in mice, it has no effect in humans.
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by bengarvey 11y ago
Can confirm. Doritos are amazing.
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by bengarvey 11y ago
Which Clinton was running in 2000?
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Your issue backlog was created by an inferior version of your team(bengarvey.com)
1 points by bengarvey 11y ago|0 comments
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Thinking Fast and Slow
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by bengarvey 12y ago
If you can see people while you are sitting, I'd consider that an open office.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
If you have cubicles, I don't think that's an open office.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
http://kidsdungeonadventure.com http://kidsmorningadventure.com Usually around $50/month. A little more lately since I launched the new gamified getting ready for school project.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Anti-conformists aren't trying to be unique, they're trying to be different from you.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Coke Zero definitely uses Aspartame Source: The can I'm drinking right now.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Right yes, but not in this particular study
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Just in case anyone was wondering about diet soda... "Only the sugary, bubbly stuff showed this effect. Epel didn’t see any association between telomere length and diet soda intake. "
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by bengarvey 12y ago
You can pass a promise into an $http request as a parameter. If you hold on to this promise and resolve it before the request returns, it cancels the request. https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Thanks for submitting this. I went to do it myself and was surprised to see it already there!
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Some definitely have with three year olds. It depends on the kid.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
About $50-$100/month on http://kidsdungeonadventure.com a role playing game for pre-school age kids.
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by bengarvey 12y ago
Line charts overlayed are fine, but they struggle when you have many series or many time intervals. Not that they are much better, but they are better.
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5 Characteristics of Data Driven People(blog.rjmetrics.com)
3 points by bengarvey 12y ago|1 comments
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by bengarvey 13y ago
I don't have the stats, but most people knew someone at their current employer before they worked there. Nothing is a sure thing, but knowing someone there (and them knowing that you applied, really want the job) is the best way to ti
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Show HN: Analyze genealogical data in D3.js(github.com)
1 points by bengarvey 13y ago|0 comments
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by bengarvey 13y ago
RJMetrics in Philadelphia devs, marketing, sales http://rjmetrics.com/jobs?source=bgarvey
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by bengarvey 13y ago
I poured gasoline into the tractor's radiator instead of the gas tank. Thankfully, someone stopped me before I turned it on.
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by bengarvey 13y ago
But what if they return a joke, so funny, that it kills whoever reads it?
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by bengarvey 13y ago
Experiments using the Ultimatum Game have shown that people hate feeling like they're being ripped off, no matter how much we think they should just act rationally and understand the circumstances. A great book on this is Priceless by
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Show HN: A gong that rings automatically when we get a new client(engineering.rjmetrics.com)
11 points by bengarvey 13y ago|3 comments
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RJMetrics raises $6.25M from Trinity Ventures(blog.rjmetrics.com)
4 points by bengarvey 13y ago|0 comments
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D3 Visualization of Philadelphia budget by category(budget.brettmandel.com)
1 points by bengarvey 13y ago|0 comments

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