brianbreslin

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by brianbreslin 4y ago
This is a reminder that many of the most popular sites we encounter are not phd level rocket science behind them, but in fact piles of duct tape and random scripts shoved in there along the way. So next time you think "I couldn't
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by brianbreslin 4y ago
It seems like they dropped them after being sued by the state. So they must have been enforcing them enough to catch the attention of the Illinois AG. https://www.cnbc.com/2016/06/22/jimmy-johns-drops-non-comp
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by brianbreslin 4y ago
Wait till you dig into companies forcing non-competes on non-full time staff like this. Jimmy Johns didn't let their minimum wage sandwich cooks work at other fast food places. So not only are you not getting full time hours, you aren&
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by brianbreslin 4y ago
I work at a university, and honestly have never heard of this ranking that you referenced in [1]. Also seems super weighted towards military academies. What's their model? Are kids in the states now looking at more global options ?
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by brianbreslin 4y ago
This is excellent news for the wildbit team. They bootstrapped a super successful product, and sold it when it wasn't their passion anymore. They should be celebrated.
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by brianbreslin 5y ago
In chip making they remove all the impurities making it PURE h20, which is in fact too pure to be just dumped back in the ground, needs to be re-mineralized before it can be dumped.
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by brianbreslin 5y ago
I heard anecdotally that you can use a VPN, switch location to california, log back in to nytimes and suddenly a cancel button appears on your manage your billing page.
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by brianbreslin 5y ago
What's the best ad blocker these days? Should I be trying to block ads at my router level at home instead? I've seen some ad blockers render some sites almost unusable.
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by brianbreslin 5y ago
Makes sense strategically. I wonder if Zapier will acquire a company like Notion (maybe Coda?) and we'll start seeing bundling occur.
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by brianbreslin 5y ago
Is this similar to sargassum growing out of control, or the red tides we've seen in the US gulf coast (from temp change + fertilizer spillage)?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Are you talking about seaweed or some other germs for this "I wonder if they are aware that there is an 'AI' that captures carbon and has been rolling itself out throughout the entire world for billions of years. " ?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
That's a mixed bag, as on one hand sure the number of dead goes down per 100, but then the number of folks infected goes up, thereby meaning the same number of dead possibly, or more people infected in hospitals.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
I haven't been following the news in Sweden in a few months, but am curious, did they keep up with the herd immunity plan or did they reverse course?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
I would love to see someone start Stripe for POs. I work at a University and navigating the bureaucracy just to pay for Asana was an utter shit show. Especially once the university procurement team learned ANOTHER department was paying for
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
There are several other national retailers that are shutting their stores down Tuesday/Wednesday for security reasons. More fear of looting than anything.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Dan, I think the sales of the book might be stimied by the price point. $37 is a bit steep. I would put a book cover in the right sidebar of your wordpress site too to give a bit more visuals. Possibly also redesign the hero area to give i
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Every day that passes, I worry more and more that we've naively entrusted too much to Zuckerberg to do what's "right." I look forward to whatever platform can figure out how to provide a viable alternative and thrive.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Are their taxes not the same as rest of Spain?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
This is bananas. Didn't know webflow was that extensible.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
No the US has a mediocre selection on Prime.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Lots of the value of RH is their ability to acquire customers at a much lower cost than traditional brokerages.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Wow, my first thought was "I love this idea." second thought was "holy crepe this is pricey." I think we need to see more about the interface for building an app and such. Bubble and others in your space or even Glide yo
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
I heard on NPR I think that some of these middlemen companies are actually often in cahoots with the ransomware distributors.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
I'm curious, how did they get access to location data and Baidu search volumes for just Wuhan?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Bannerbear is actually an example that even if you have an audience, and yongfook has been at this indiemaker space for ages, it is still tough to break $1kMRR [1] . He is barely over $1,030/month after almost a year at this project. [
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
@noddly, what stack are you comfortable working with? Do you have an upwork account?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
What tech stack did you use to build this?
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
On trailrouter how do you determine safety levels of roads? I had on one of my generated routes a 45mph road and then a few other times it had me cross I-95 (an 8 lane highway here). Overall very neat though. I'd been using mile meter
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
Are they missing all the lighting and irrigation in this plan? I don't see the LEDs or the power supply.
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by brianbreslin 6y ago
The other rationale is, it takes as much time for JPMorgan to process a $10M loan vs a $10k loan since its mostly automated. If they are making a % on it, and know there is both a limited amount of funds and contracts that can get pushed th

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