chrisjarvis

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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   Does anyone know why you don't have to water it? I didn't understand that from the article.
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I was thinking the same thing until those animated dots continued to fly around the screen while I was trying to read the words. A strange design choice...
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   So in a world where targeted ads are actually useful you would probably opt-in? Would you ever try something like this? You'd take a survey about your interests and/or things you're in the market for then you would get a mont
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   stronger privacy restrictions are part of the value proposition of the Apple ecosystem. For at least some part of the market that is what draws them to purchase Apple products.
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   My message was ambiguous, I meant more likely to care about privacy than Windows and Android users not Linux users. 1 and 2 of what you said are good points tho.
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I didn't see any links to these in the replies so I thought I'd share: https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2019/04/24/sizing-up-tw... Twitter users are extremely unrepresentative of the US pop
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I understand not prioritizing Linux for commercial purposes but Mac? General assumptions about people with Macs: 1. have disposable income 2. more likely to care about privacy.
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   Typescript makes reading JS infinitely easier for me, I would always use for a large codebase given the option.
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   by chrisjarvis 6y ago

   I like this sentiment but just wanted to add that school buses are one of if not the most efficient vehicles on the road (obviously when you divide emissions by a full bus of people) so this is arguably not a good place for an environmental
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I hope you are right, this reckoning is LONG overdue.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    -increasingly nervous man for the umpteenth time :D
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I think you got that mixed up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1EA2ohrt5Q
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I like it! :)
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing, for young heathy people this could in theory be a very good opportunity to travel if your wfh full time. Also nice airtables!
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    Hmm what business could be built around havecheesewilltravel.com?
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    check out dnjournal.com it tracks big domain name sales (the price AND the broker)
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    The secondary effect you mention is absolutely the case. There is unlimited media and unlimited platforms on which to consume it. "Content" is truly a commodity now. I would like to try to make watching movies/tv a special th
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    ya that's a good point that I didn't even realize, my messaging was more geared towards people who are in no danger of starving/poverty but who still live unhealthy, unfulfilling lives. I didn't even stop to think that t
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    A lot commenters here are blaming the sexual revolution for this trend, and I don't think that's the case (and its obviously a good thing women have more autonomy). I look at the men I'm surrounded by in my life, generally in
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I generally agree with this but I think our society has somehow morphed into a place where you have to actively and mindfully avoid this lifestyle. Video games, binge watching, pornography, fast food, pot, alcohol, etc. The drugs of the mod
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I have nothing to add to the discussion but this so cool :D
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I also want that world, but we don't currently live there :)
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    in a world where losing a job can be just as disastrous to one's health as disease, you really don't think their opinions are valid whatsoever? not everyone has large savings or the ability to work from home.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    he updated the article and quoted you in it :D
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    I use 1Blocker on iOS and MacOS safari, which is great but costs 5$ a year. There is no full port of uBlock to safari at this time.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    good for you but its sad this is a viable business. Imagine being a working adult and getting in trouble for something you thought was funny as a high school freshman.
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    This sounds kinda fun! One of the most unique apps I ever used had a similar concept. It was called "Wakie: The Social Alarm Clock" and the concept was simple you would set a time you wanted to be woken up and at that time you wou
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    by chrisjarvis 6y ago

    4. Ben Shapiro. Editor-at-large 2012-2016
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    by chrisjarvis 7y ago

    Using Stripe Checkout (where you create a stripe session on ur server and redirect the client to stripe to complete payment and then listen for a Webhook that says the checkout session was completed) was so amazingly easy to setup and use.
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    by chrisjarvis 7y ago

    Can confirm Amazon is actively hiring rn, and not just for AWS.