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by clintonb 7y ago
Venmo already lets you do most of this. You can access the balance via debit card. Others can send money by scanning a QR code. If I were going to build this from scratch, I would not immediately jump into being a bank. Obtaining a banking
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by clintonb 7y ago
It depends on how free college is implemented. If it’s a voucher system, where students get a certain amount to spend, the ISA night go away if the voucher covers the full cost of education. Otherwise, an ISA could still be used to cover th
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by clintonb 7y ago
What research have you done so far?
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by clintonb 7y ago
Not really. RSS is still on nearly every WordPress site. I simply switches from Google Reader to Feedly.
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by clintonb 7y ago
I got tired of dealing with WordPress. I moved to Jekyll hosted on Netlify. I use Forestry as a frontend. You can read more at https://dev.clintonblackburn.com/2019/03/31/wordpress-to-jek... .
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by clintonb 7y ago
California law [1] requires online services to offer an unsubscribe option. The only reason to add friction to the cancellation flow is to continue earning revenue from users who give up easily. [1] https://legiscan.com/CA&#
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by clintonb 7y ago
Free != $6.99/month
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by clintonb 7y ago
I believe the commenter is referring to the ability to add URLs and images to individual stories and tasks. If I’m doing frontend, I need mocks for major UI/UX changes.
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by clintonb 7y ago
Planning. If you travel regularly you can make a regular plan to visit the hotel gym, run, etc. Meditation can be practiced almost anywhere. I don’t know if many roles in which people are always under deadline pressure. If that’s you, eit
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by clintonb 7y ago
This post is from 2015, and hasn’t aged well. The author doesn’t provide much evidence for why he hates Jira. People assuming Jira makes the team agile is a problem with those people, not the tool. The default workflow is “good enough”. The
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by clintonb 7y ago
This campaign doesn't require changing the constitution. States can decide how to divide their electors, which is exactly what is going on here. See https://www.nationalpopularvote.com/written-explanation .
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Do you have data to support that claim? I did not have an explicit ethics subject at MIT. The closest we got was discussing Therac in 6.033.
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by clintonb 7y ago
The answer depends on the state and/or prison in the US. Many prisons don't have computers. If they do have internet access, it is heavily limited and monitored.
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This seems like a marketing stunt. After watching the first 2 seconds of the video, I can confirm this is a marketing stunt.
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Team members on our oncall rotation make use of, and update, runbooks. These have the frequently-occurring issues and resolutions that responders need to be aware of. We make sure these get updated as our knowledge expands. General project
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That's money laundering. It's illegal.
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by clintonb 7y ago
We share knowledge (in general) via pair programming and lunch-and-learn presentations. Emails and code review also facilitate this sharing to a lesser extent.
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by clintonb 7y ago
This is correct. When you order checks you decide The start number. Check processing is quite interesting. Banks can either be very lax or very restrictive in what checks they will accept.
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That would help the unbanked, but would not help cannabis businesses or give the cities an entity through which they could invest funds in the form of loans.
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by clintonb 7y ago
Probably not. As another commenter noted with Seattle, the needs of larger organizations often exceed the capabilities of smaller banks and credit unions. Holding cash is easy. The backend processing—processing check deposits, sending check
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by clintonb 7y ago
That’s essentially what a credit union is. The depositors are members/shareholders, so there is less focus on profiting from fees. Much of the profit comes from loans back to the members.
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by clintonb 7y ago
Some of these may be outdated now. We had an issue with anchors in the YAML, but that seems to have been resolved. The remote interpreter only started the one service. In the case of the example you linked, the db container is not run. The
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by clintonb 7y ago
The biggest benefit for edX, which is where I started using Docker and gained the most experience, was being able to get developers up and running with our key services in a couple hours as opposed to days. Everything is scripted, and ephem
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by clintonb 7y ago
Yep, some shows are sped up: https://lifehacker.com/network-television-stations-speed-up-...
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by clintonb 7y ago
The CEO does not, but the CEO should ensure a subordinate is doing a competent job. In this case, if I recall correctly, a web server was not properly patched. Security audits might have caught this. The CEO and board ultimately should have
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by clintonb 7y ago
You don't "need" a custom email domain. A custom email looks better to customers if you are running a business. That said, it's up to you and what you _want_.
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by clintonb 7y ago
Seems like a chicken-egg problem. Having been a resident of CA for nearly two years, I remain amazed by the poor UX of pretty much every online system operated by the government. FTB, BART, DMV. They are all horrible! I am not surprised the
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by clintonb 7y ago
Does TurboTax (online) allow for exports other than the PDF?
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What makes that "ideal"?
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by clintonb 7y ago
Netflix has not been an independent content distributor for years. Here are their productions and co-productions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_original_programs_dist... .

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