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   by dalfonso 9y ago

   would have
2. 92.▲
   by dalfonso 9y ago

   Definitely bad. That's exactly the type of image I would use as a current home/land owner of a neighborhood to discourage urbanization and building more housing. "See what our neighborhood could become!!" /s Even
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   by dalfonso 9y ago

   I briefly glanced at LinkedIn's apprenticeship program (linked in the article). It's 6 months. There's probably some sort of legal/HR benefit where if the apprentice doesn't work out, LinkedIn can cut ties.
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   by dalfonso 10y ago

   A combination of wanting 1) the best price 2) fastest shipping times 3) the world's largest catalog and 4) profit. You're buying some item. You're in New York City. Other websites sell it for $20. You go on Amazon.com and
5. 95.▲
   by dalfonso 10y ago

   It's not 100% guaranteed, but if you receive a product and the barcode has been covered with a sticker with a code starting with X e.g. X123456879, then it's most likely from that specific seller.
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   by dalfonso 10y ago

   Maybe he plans on privatizing the tunnels? Those willing to pay can use the tunnels, the rest use public roads.
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   by dalfonso 10y ago

   >It was nice having the cofounder around, but he could not really help at that point. He helped a bit with some guerilla marketing and started to work on our investment. I did the main work. That feeling of unfairness - even though you
8. 98.▲
   by dalfonso 11y ago

   http://www.businessinsider.com/how-marissa-mayer-figured-out...