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coev
8y ago
PAX (maker of the juul) already makes the Era line of pods for weed, too late.
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coev
9y ago
Express doesn't really enforce MVC at all (it's pretty minimal), you have to structure that yourself in your project.
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coev
9y ago
The Villages is basically a retirement community so there's a large audience of potential customers that may not be able to drive on their own.
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coev
9y ago
> Not exactly a credible source. Peter-Paul Koch is probably the most authoritative source regarding browser quirks outside of browser developers. Don't let a dated website design color your view of the content.
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coev
9y ago
I feel like this will be an issue in the US in the future with the popularity of names like Aiden, Brayden, Jayden etc. over the last few years.
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coev
9y ago
I'm from Florida, worked in tech there, have never heard this phrase and I'd expect anyone using it on the clock to be dressed down pretty severely.
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coev
9y ago
The company has "magic" in its name, I think they get a pass.
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coev
10y ago
The Scion brand was discontinued last year.
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coev
10y ago
Why not just text them? It works everywhere.
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coev
10y ago
And this is why people are selling $50 t-shirts with a few grams attached to the tag.
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coev
10y ago
He did exactly that last year https://techcrunch.com/2015/10/13/twitter-is-laying-off-8-pe...
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coev
10y ago
A celeb/politician/etc's popularity is what brings regular people to twitter. To charge the celeb would be counterproductive and probably move them over to a competitor for good.
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coev
10y ago
> What distributor of software ever charged 50%? Retailers of CD-ROM games (when they were a thing) and video games do not charge that kind of markup. The mobile carriers often charged upwards of that rate to game publishers.
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coev
10y ago
BBM was their killer app for a while, but WhatsApp and the like have overtaken it. In addition they had their enterprise mail server that lots of businesses used.
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coev
10y ago
Your salary is revenue and not profit as well, the analogy is sound.
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coev
10y ago
I believe a lot of hacker schools do exactly this
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coev
10y ago
He used a regular Dell laptop when I saw him speak about a year ago.
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coev
10y ago
If a ~7 hour drive from the beach is considered "East Coast" then Vegas is prime waterfront real estate.
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coev
10y ago
I always ask what the typical workday is like for someone in my position, preferably getting the answer _from_ someone in a similar position. It's never failed and in addition to getting the hours answered, it gives you insight into ot
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coev
10y ago
Look into Scala and Futures, very similar.
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coev
10y ago
I was scuba diving at age 12, it's not as hazardous as you'd think with proper training.
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coev
10y ago
Frasier was funny in America because everyone on the show but the dad was so hoity-toity upper class.
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coev
10y ago
CBS sports is a major tech employer here (if you really like perl).
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coev
10y ago
In the late 90s there were a lot of hucksters trying to get in on the new Internet trend, there were lots of bad companies then too.
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coev
10y ago
This is area-specific. For example, in Florida (where I've bought/sold 4 houses over the years) property taxes tend to be reassessed to very close to purchase price upon sale, because due to homestead exemptions the taxes haven&#x
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coev
11y ago
If the graph renders to canvas, you can get a data url for the image and send that to a server for decoding/storage.
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coev
11y ago
The stock picture looks like a character from the HBO show "Silicon Valley" without the facial hair: http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dkrzZ8-gfn0/maxresdefault.jpg
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coev
11y ago
Also: "this" is bound for you in fat arrow functions without having to resort to function.prototype.bind or "var that = this;" trickery. That's an issue I've seen bite many people before and it'll be nice
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coev
12y ago
This does vary according to location (as the article says), but I've used cabs, Uber and Lyft in SF. I prefer Uber and Lyft by far over the standard cab services. The cars and drivers are generally nicer. I don't really have a pre
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coev
12y ago
Yes, native. Android's webview was based on the old Android Browser until KitKat/4.4 when it switched to using Chrome to render.
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