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by cityzen 7y ago
Pro Tip: You can use most chrome extensions in Firefox. This is what got me to switch. I don't recall if I used this but I am running all of the chrome extensions I had in firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by cityzen 7y ago
> Startup is a word reserved specifically for exponential growth businesses usually juiced up with VC cash. What? Reserved? I’m not sure where you are getting your info. personally I like Steve Blank’s definition: “a startup is a tempora
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by cityzen 7y ago
oops! yes, that would not make sense!
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by cityzen 7y ago
So in other words yet another "too big to fail" situation. > The right answer is to tighten regulations around this industry so that risk gets priced into the stock which makes it less profitable over time which gives instituti
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by cityzen 7y ago
if you are still selling work based on language and not solutions then you are still jr level as well.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Serious answer: It's none of your business, literally. There are probably more valid reasons to use PHP than invalid reasons you can think of. You sound like the kind of person that spends more time in the tool aisle at the hardware st
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by cityzen 7y ago
lets see what kind of slap on the hand fines these ISPs will pay to continue profiting off user data.
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by cityzen 7y ago
How do you mean? My firefox extensions work just like chrome. If I quit firefox or restart my computer they're still all there.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Surprise! Chrome extensions work on Firefox! This was a big one for me as well, namely Tab Wrangler. https://www.howtogeek.com/346981/how-to-install-any-chrome-e... I can't recall if I used that Chrome Store Foxif
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by cityzen 7y ago
If the US actually cared about any of this, sure. Unfortunately recycling is a burden placed on consumers to allow corporations to maximize profits.
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by cityzen 7y ago
Curious how working memory factors into this. We recently had our kids tested for a bunch of things and although their IQ's were average their working memory was off the charts. We had never really heard of working memory and perhaps i
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by cityzen 7y ago
Like?
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Does the USDS hire 100% remote?
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by cityzen 8y ago
Do you like beer? Do you remember how gross it was the first time you had it? Black coffee is much the same. I would recommend buying an aero press and a grinder and start making good coffee. Coffee sitting in a pot all day is horrible. Fin
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by cityzen 8y ago
or people that block facebook entirely from their home network :D
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by cityzen 8y ago
So write code! You don't need to work at Amazon or Google to be a software engineer. I've been independent my whole career and I'm working on multiple things that aren't mired in bureaucratic nonsense. The more code you
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by cityzen 8y ago
It's like Freaky Friday but it's Wacky Wednesday. Waiting for Trump to announce that he's opening the Whitehouse to immigrants until they get on their feet. Sorry Mark, no one believes you dummy.
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by cityzen 8y ago
Biggest lesson I learned from my failure to build even a million-dollar company was the same... You can't engineer your way out of a marketing problem.
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by cityzen 8y ago
cool game! Do you know of any games on iOS that are similar?
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by cityzen 8y ago
Looks good but I was initially confused by the title “java-workshop”.
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by cityzen 8y ago
A few years ago I made a comment about how funny it was that I would immediately delete all the Apple default apps and replace with Google apps (gmail, maps, etc). Now I'm back on the flipside and only use Apple Maps, Mail, etc. Unless
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by cityzen 8y ago
The irony of this is that there is another group of people that "lol" at Facebook employees and call them whales as well. Just because you make a lot of money at a multinational advertising firm (lazy win) doesn't mean you&#x
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by cityzen 8y ago
The only thing that bothers me about Facebook anymore is the realization that I live on a planet with, literally, billions of people that do not care about their privacy.
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by cityzen 8y ago
There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.
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by cityzen 8y ago
marketing... i wanted to see what kind of real trash it was so I downloaded the PEAK STATE whatever and immediately was rolled over to a video talking about a FREE SEMINAR! that linked to this page: https://www.ampmentoring.com&#
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by cityzen 8y ago
If google does this I hope they get the same public flogging Facebook has been receiving lately. On a side note, would it be possible to create a DNS service that blocks ads similar to pi-hole? Does it just come down to money to run somethi
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by cityzen 8y ago
definitely smells like marketing/"growth hacking" to me
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by cityzen 8y ago
My guess is that you're not busy enough or that you're not busy enough with rewarding work. Believe it or not, being happy and engaged is a lot of work. Write down a list of things you want to learn, try and/or do and just st
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by cityzen 8y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the info! Excited to try this out.
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by cityzen 8y ago
Hi John! Congrats on everything with Ghost. Is it possible to run Ghost locally and push a build out which is then deployed to S3, essentially removing the "hosting" aspect of things outside of S3? Do you have any resources you ca

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