dallasrpi

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by dallasrpi 1y ago
Yeah, I feel similar. As an avid hiker/runner they have been a ton of fun to use. I got the transition lenses. I use them for listening to music/pods while running or wherever really as well as taking videos and pics. Only downs
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by dallasrpi 6y ago
Some of the people they are talking to here have just done 3 month courses. They are competing against people who have 4+ year degrees and people with more experience. They are going to have to build up their resumes with smaller things whe
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by dallasrpi 7y ago
People can't make content for free on Youtube and Instagram without those platforms existing because of ads.
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by dallasrpi 7y ago
Good, me and other content providers attempting to make a living fully applaud this.
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by dallasrpi 10y ago
As a business that depends on ads we just have to write custom stuff to detect the blockers and ask them to turn it off. Those with resources will get around it, those who don't will have their stuff blocked.
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by dallasrpi 10y ago
Honestly, as a publisher, I can tell you this is exactly the intent. Its already like you aren't there. Saying you aren't coming back certainly doesn't hurt the publisher. You are only going to continue to see more of this.
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by dallasrpi 11y ago
I'm at 50 and I'm no where close to an elite athlete, just someone who likes to run. I wouldnt think much of it unless you do very little activity.
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by dallasrpi 13y ago
I had a project manager we were interviewing decline a 2nd interview because he read some reviews on glassdoor that indicated he might have to work hard. Just the idea that there was a chance he might have to put in time on a night or week
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by dallasrpi 16y ago
I like the idea, but next time I visit how do I see the new tweets because they arent ordered chronologically? With reddit and hackernews I usually click through the link and next time I visit I will see the different color link text so I c
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by dallasrpi 17y ago
This is the one we chose, we had several options from different designers at Crowdspring. You can give feedback on various designs that people can adjust until your deadline is reached. http://assets3.sportspyder.com/images/common/logo_hi
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by dallasrpi 17y ago
We actually spent $400 for a logo using this site, but you can get something decent for even less. http://www.crowdspring.com/
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by dallasrpi 17y ago
Quick Review: The shoes hurt on pavement to start but after logging 25 miles total or so it didn't really bother me anymore. They are great for running in grass and other uneven terrain where you might lose your balance with regular shoes.
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by dallasrpi 17y ago
Yeah..the TechCrunch and Coding Horror hating is getting a little tired...I'm not sure what the agenda is...are they spurned startups?
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by dallasrpi 17y ago
This sounds like a simple eager loading fail. Viewing the log for any page hit uncovers these mistakes quickly.
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
Well if you know that you won't pay your balance on time or that you would spend more money then its not the thing for you. Frankly credit cards for me are also a nice convenience. They save me the time of going to the ATM, paying for my p
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
I would say everything on this list rings very true. One thing I wish I had done sooner is to take advantage of rewards on credit cards. These days you can buy almost anything with a credit card so you might as well get something in retur
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
A little more info - Traces the birth and failure of new media company govWorks.com If you are or were part of a start-up company you will be entertained by this documentary. It makes your head spin to see some of the mistakes and money th
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
Lets see I can use Rails and build something or I can spend my time building something like Rails from scratch. Not a tough choice. The top ten percent probably don't reinvent the wheel when they don't have to. Do you write all your own
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
http://calacanis.com/2008/12/01/on-bailouts-and-sports-car/
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
Is this suppose to be an April fools joke in November? Is this a joke I don't get?
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
We switched to Passenger on SportSpyder.com from a mongrel + mongrelcluster + apache setup about a month ago. The installation was dead simple and it seems to work great. We do have a memory leak some where and see RAM usage go up to the
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
If GM and Ford go bankrupt Detroit will resemble that movie "Escape from NY"
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
I assume you have seen Ninjatickets.com which essentially does the same thing. Competition never hurts.
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
Nevermind, I figured out how to do it :)
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
I like it, can you make an option to bust out the current page from the slideshow? This would be helpful if I want to add it to delicious or send a specific page to a friend.
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
Try opening a 100MB+ text file in TextMate, it doesnt work so well...
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by dallasrpi 18y ago
I assume that the taxes on the plan will go up as well.
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by dallasrpi 19y ago
We had a guy at our company with a Masters in cs and he didn't know the shortcuts for copy and paste! His first code review was unbelievably painful. Suffice to say he didn't last too long.
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by dallasrpi 19y ago
I'm reminded of the story "The Emperor's New Clothes". Jottit is the emperors invisible clothes.
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by dallasrpi 19y ago
ah more FUD about Rails, hardly original anymore. If you couldn't manage more than one user you clearly don't know what your doing or were too lazy to try to figure it out.

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