chrisabrams

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by chrisabrams 8y ago
Interesting I made the opposite switch for the exact same reason.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
In other news, students who study the most for SATs will post the best scores.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
You would still have the history of those transaction(s) before they were pruned though...
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I was speaking generally, not specifically employers. I was asked for my SSN to get a mailbox once...
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
In a similar light, there are many places that ask you fill out your social security number among other items on paperwork. 9/10 times they will never ask you to fill in the blanks you left out...
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
You do realize you pay fees it’s just baked into the price? It’s pretty impressive how they’ve worked it out.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
My grades in AP classes were much better than my regular classes primarily because of who I was surrounded by. I would haven loathed your proposal.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Not all teams/companies have an ops team. If you are starting a project or are at a small team/company, then dev probably _is_ ops as well. Saying "throw it over the wall to ops" is not a very useful attitude for probabl
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I was wondering as well, is it possible that there’s another part that it happens instead?
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I think you just described a typical day in Congress...
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I read some of the conversations on the site; it’s quite interesting that the boys managed to have the same conversation over and over almost in the exact order.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Just for clarity, these actions are illegal. Also, Coinbase has to get SEC approval to list all coins. We don’t know the exact agreement but the SEC will definitely be looking to stamp someone for market manipulation here. Coinbase isn’t im
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
We've hired two freelancers from there. Only place I go now to find quality engineers.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
When starting from scratch: post on Freelancer Seeking Freelance every month. You'll reach a groove once 120% of your referrals are word of mouth. The pendulum flips quickly between looking for clients and then getting a good rep. for
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I enjoy the food at BWW but the logistics of how orders are handled has resulted in noticeably slower / common missed items in service. This has led me to go less often. I'm not exactly sure what's going on between the order
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I sell crypto market intelligence; I've never put any effort in sales. Good work simply markets itself in the right scenarios. Yes what I do is very niche, but simply pointing out that in the right market conditions (huge demand low su
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
It would be quite ironic for NJ to pass it, and watch my NYC friends who said they would "never visit Jersey" all the sudden find a reason to come...
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
As a NJ resident, I've been curious to see what the next Governor would do to fix the broke state's budget. Interesting this article doesn't discuss the economic benefit that would result from it. Right now state & local
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I do a lot of work with RethinkDB + Pandas. We should talk.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I really hope NY get on board as well. Being in Manhattan during the winter, the sun is gone many days by 4pm, sometimes earlier depending which part of the city you are in (which skyscraper is blocking the last bit of sunlight). As a nativ
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Why is crypto a lottery ticket? I've never viewed it that way. Just because something is a risk to you doesn't mean it's a risk to me. I firmly believe that cryptos are just at the beginning of their value. Maybe you dont. Th
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Yeah profitable mining is going away soon too with all the chains trying to reduce energy consumption with proof of stake :O was fun while it lasted.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I meet people in NYC all the time that get angry when the topic of cryptos comes up. Not everyone likes change.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
It's not too late. If you think that it was dumb then, imagine 10 years from now..
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Making an effort is always relevant. Sorry that your project didn't reach the potential that it should have. I really enjoyed using and working on Delicious. Some of us still believed it had a chance while working on it. [edit] As hack
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
For a few years I was the Silicon Valley Necromancer, attempting to reenergize failing businesses with new technology. I was on the Delicious team at AVOS (2012-2013), whom acquired Delicious from Yahoo!. I probably know very little of the
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I advise a few companies that are using data to truly make the world a better, smarter place. Feel free to send an email: chris [at] abrams.ventures Also, my wife works at Engima if you want an intro: https://www.enigma.com/
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Where's Google Cloud Platform?
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
Ask Mike pretty please and he might hook you up.
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by chrisabrams 9y ago
I signed up, but when logging in I am greeted with a 500 error :/

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