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by cepth 8y ago
I only briefly experimented with WooCommerce, so please correct me if any of this is incorrect. My general issue with WooCommerce is being locked into Wordpress. I’m not a Wordpress expert, and it’s very difficult to determine when a securi
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by cepth 8y ago
We actually used to run our site off of Prestashop. The biggest reason that I saw to switch was because of the lack of integrations with some of our operations tech stack. For example, Freshdesk has an official extension/add-on for Mag
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Anker considers IPO(bloomberg.com)
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As the saying goes, compare Magento to the alternatives, not to the almighty. If you're running an ecommerce operation that is too small to justify building a custom CMS, and can't justify paying for Demandware/Salesforce Com
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by cepth 8y ago
Matthew DeBord is Business Insider's resident Tesla bear. His background is as a "car guy" automotive journalist, not as a financial analyst or financial journalist. This lack of a finance background painfully shows in much o
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LinusTechTips tours the OnePlus 6 production line(youtube.com)
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I’ve never lived in Japan, and judging from your username it seems you may have. But, I’d like to point out that on the low interest point you make, this isn’t necessarily a good thing: https://www.theguardian.com/world&#x2F
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by cepth 8y ago
My two cents, as a very happy NumWorks customer. Out of the box, there are Python scripts for calculating factorials, generating visual representations of Mandelbrot fractals, and finding roots of polynomials. On the NumWorks workshop, ther
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Boeing 747s are back in demand as workhorses of global shipping(bloomberg.com)
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This is already standard practice for several industries. For example, you’d be hard pressed to find a pharma company nowadays that allows the use of any removable media. The likely “replacement” is that IBM employees will have to use some
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A Genius Plan to Modernize North Korea's Trains(citylab.com)
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So I probably should've made clear that I support the IRS pre-filling taxes. This would make the lives of roughly 2/3 of tax filers, the ones who take the standard deduction, much easier. That's my bad for not making this cle
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by cepth 8y ago
I probably should’ve made clear that I support the idea of pre-filled taxes for most people. At the same time, I think there’s some tendency towards exaggeration on how hard someone who derived all their income from a single W-2 has to work
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by cepth 8y ago
Back when my tax situation was a bit simpler, I used one of these providers (I forget which) to file a 1040EZ: https://www.irs.gov/filing/free-file-everyone-can-file-an-ex... . If you are above the income threshold, you
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by cepth 8y ago
If you read the whole wiki, it’s pretty clear that the use of chess engines was not prohibited, and a team of engine users was suggesting moves. The World team also tried unsuccessfully to simplify to a position where tablebases could point
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by cepth 8y ago
The original flavor of “chargebacks” is the “defective” or “return” allowance charged to vendors of retail chains. It still boggles my mind that in most major US retail chains, if you return a high value item, e.g. a TV or appliance, you ca
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by cepth 8y ago
http://www.latimes.com/sports/usc/la-sp-usc-ncaa-carroll-201... And a more opinionated take here: https://www.bruinsnation.com/2010/7/14/1568922/pete-carroll-... This is not to
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by cepth 8y ago
I assume you’re referring to Intuit’s lobbying against proposals for automatic tax filing. Keep in mind that this would generally only apply to people who are taking the standard deductions. The IRS may be able to pre-fill your returns with
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How a Genealogy Website Led to the Alleged Golden State Killer(theatlantic.com)
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How Short Sellers Built a Business on Security Bugs(bloomberg.com)
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Faraday Future bet the farm to secure multi-billion dollar investment from China(theverge.com)
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What Tesla gets from China ending foreign car maker restrictions(bloomberg.com)
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See this blog post from the company: http://blog.system76.com/post/159767214983/entering-phase-th... . If they’re to be believed, they plan to start manufacturing their own original chassis designs. Their Galago Pr
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by cepth 9y ago
From the LimeBike podcast interview transcript: 'Right. The unique economics then comes back to the start. There are two parts. To the bike itself is straight up that all bikes are roughly about $300 at a manufacturer cost. You’re look
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If you’re interested, give this podcast from Recode a listen: https://www.recode.net/2017/8/18/16165116/brad-bao-limebike-... . According to Brad Bao of Limebike, generally the cost of a bike is covered i
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Worth noting that UPS/FedEx/USPS each has its own shipping niches. YMMV, but I've generally found that FedEx for home delivery of larger packages is cheaper than UPS and USPS, who each charge a surcharge for residential deliv
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App Store Experiencing Issues with Users Unable to Update and Download Content(macrumors.com)
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American playing for the World Chess Championship for the first time in 46 yrs(theguardian.com)
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Outline by Alphabet: Control and build your own VPN(producthunt.com)
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This is not to mention that Facebook’s TOS have changed since the Obama 2012 tool. As anyone working with Facebook’s Graph API will know, the amount of data and filtering available to developers has been dramatically restricted in the last

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