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capsule_toy
15y ago
The costs of short-term housing catches up quickly to the costs of an apartment. I did this for a couple months and I ended up paying the same monthly amount as my 1br apartment in the peninsula but I only had a room half of the month.
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15y ago
I'll take a guess and say it's because it's not possible to magically generate that code. If I wrote a code generator, there's no way that program could know which attributes should be accessible. The only way to get a scaffold to work out
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15y ago
I don't think it's difficult to get overlooked. Not everyone has built up solid connections in the industry that can vouch for them. If no one can vouch for you and you don't have an eye-catching resume (ie recognizable school or company),
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15y ago
My response to the dilemma would be, are we trying to maximize conversions or page views?
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15y ago
Part of executing on your vision is marketing. As a techie myself, it's my weakest area and my main goal for this year is to become better at it. I've seen people start with no connections but they built up the connections they needed. You
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15y ago
The problem is any site that decides to grab this data gets an advantage over any site that does not, and the regular users simply don't care enough. About four years ago, a new trend just started emerging. Sites would ask user's for their
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15y ago
It seems like you keep looking at this idea from the perspective of what you can do with all the data you can potentially gather, but you need to solve what's going to motivate people to give you a single piece of data.
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15y ago
For me, unit tests are to assure that if I refactor the code, the places where the code is being used won't be affected by my changes. If I have to rewrite the tests, I've lost this assurance.
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15y ago
The problem isn't debt but debts that aren't paid back. Debt itself serves a useful purpose. As long as he's able to service his debts under the terms agreed upon, the rest of his money is his to use as he pleases. I don't think we know eno
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15y ago
Personally, I would create my own fork with this capability and try to convince Wordpress to incorporate my changes. How certain are you that you're going to find software that won't have similar problems? One of the reasons I like open sou
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15y ago
I'm not saying it's right, but convenience often trumps security. Until there's a big problem with fraud or regulation requiring increased security, most people aren't going to adopt a solution with more hoops.
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15y ago
I think the biggest mistake is you pursued a high risk startup relying on the first iteration to go smoothly without having a plan in case things did not go well. It sounds like you're running out of money personally? You need to fix that f
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15y ago
A wrongful termination suit is not based solely on the employer's reason for termination. That would be silly. Business owners are advised to document infractions so when they fire someone, they have written evidence in case a suit is broug