danvoell

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   by danvoell 11y ago

   Nice work putdat! I've seen a few of these lately and then I don't see them again. I feel like there has to be some sort of long term tactic employed so that you don't get run down seeking out and putting up data all by yours
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   I thought the issue was that companies acquire say an Irish company and then instead of 35%, they are paying 10% and then instead of paying taxes in the US, they figure out how to move around goods and services to make it look like the prof
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   What happens to the people who can't get jobs to begin with? Also, does this make it harder for companies like McDonalds to higher people, if they are worried that the employee might be a future claimant?
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   agreed
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/public-data/hacker-news
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   I agree with Andy here. I am finding more and more instances of bootstrap in the wild where I need to double check the source code to figure out whether or not it is Bootstrap. Most instances are obviously bootstrap but mostly because the d
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   I didn't bail at the gigantic fields (although I should have). I bailed at the login part. Makers of this product, great idea, just be straight forward about it. Also, maybe do password like fields for entering amount you make.
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   Thanks for the breakdown, it was a helpful analysis.
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   by danvoell 11y ago

   I think it will be very interesting to see what happens with self-driving car regulation. I foresee the money going from taxi drivers -> Uber -> Gov/Uber Split & no more jobs.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    What design template did you use for this? It's elegantly simple. Beyond Bootstrap, is it custom designed?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    "We have some ideas, but would love to hear from you as well." - I didn't hear any ideas in that article, let's hear some.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    My tagline would be - er mah GRD, it's amazing!
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    When you say $150K per year is that a fee? Or does that mean if you are spending over $150K in ads?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    I agree. Also, I think there are going to be a proliferation of API's to choose from and it will be helpful to understand which ones are the best and why. Some could be flat out wrong.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    I would probably hold off on the butt chip. Why not get an optical viewer and train it to understand when you need help with the door?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Nice Work!
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    I know my comment did not add too much to the conversation but it shouldn't have gotten so many negative votes. We're talking about a CEO who bought a newspaper, the definition of buying media.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    How much does it cost to buy a New York Times article these days?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Any lawyers want to explain SAFE to me in simple terms?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Interesting idea, good luck!
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Sorry, I agree, spying may be a stretch. But so too is Big Data. It doesn't take a complex algorithm to determine IsBuyingBirthControl vs. IsNotBuyingBirthControl. I would like to think that I have the option to keep this information p
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Should we swap out "Big Data" for "Personal Information" or "Spying" in the title of this article?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Might explain why winners of free market capitalism want to institute measures (laws, regulations) to keep others from achieving the same level of winning.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Not to downplay the advancement of humans, but the squirrels on our block created a "Superhighway" between garages, fences and garbage cans. Every garbage receptacle on our block has a hole in it, created by squirrels. We regularl
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    This is good for manufacturers. I wonder if it will incentivize companies to create shells to get around 500k limit?
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    I bit and added it, please don't slow down my chrome to a crawl, thanks!
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    Cool tool. Worked pretty well for a specific niche that I am in. Might want to better identify why someone would want a demo? Are there additional features? Is there something that costs money that does more than the free version? Is there
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    This is great stuff, thanks for sharing. I wonder how often this happens and to this level. I am guessing it is more often than people realize. The expectations going into these types of events often vary greatly.
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    "mid-level technical" - This is the position that has disappeared most rapidly in the last 20 years. It has been replaced by software in CNC machinery. The present and future mostly will rely on high-level engineers that are able
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    by danvoell 11y ago

    I thought the same. At first I thought typo. Then I thought they took a shotcut on spelling shortcut. Then I realized it was for video apps.