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ececconi
13y ago
Some merchants make you have to give over the card so the person at the register can type in the last 4 numbers. This won't work with that use case will it?
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ececconi
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I think writing to the CEO says more about a person writing the letter than the person the letter is being addressed to. Especially if the writer doesn't know the CEO well.
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ececconi
13y ago
I've written thank you messages to CEO's for every company I've worked with/consulted at. It's a small thing, but I don't think it's common.
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ececconi
13y ago
I agree, the exclamation mark was a terrible thing to include. Imagine if someone died, would they still put the exclamation mark there?
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Memorial of my 22 year old cousin
(medium.com)
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13y ago
Ever since I switched to operating my phone using my left hand, it makes the left corner really easy to navigate. I made the switch because my right wrist has some residual injuries on it from high school.
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Asana Management Philosophy
(docs.google.com)
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Through airports it's always happened to me. Through the Canadian border at Niagara Falls it didn't.
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The USA already has all 10 of my fingerprints. When I was going through the process of becoming a permanent resident, I had to scan it into a machine. Every time I come back into the USA after coming back from a trip outside the country, I
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13y ago
I really wish the city I live in has much better bike lanes or sidewalks so I could use this thing to get from point a to point b further than just my suburban neighborhood. I can't wait to see people riding these things in the city.
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ececconi
13y ago
I know for me it's common knowledge now. But, it wasn't common knowledge for all employees when we first entered the company.
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13y ago
> Human Resources is not your advocate. Human Resources is a risk-assessment department. Powerful statement.
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13y ago
He's also deleted his linkedin, twitter, and instagram. This guy had no ability for recourse after this story broke. Let's hope that he doesn't have this kind of lapse of judgement in the future. http://www.link
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Tornado hit my airplane
(medium.com)
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A person's actions ripple for generations after their death
(medium.com)
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13y ago
good point. his cell number seeems like a personal number as well. i wonder if he's getting messages on it already.
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13y ago
I wonder what this guys week will be like starting monday morning? Is this HN story going to do anything negative to his career?
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ececconi
13y ago
thanks for the comment
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13y ago
You know, I don't see the career ascent about forgetting my own life. I see it as a way I can do good for this world. If I have people under my span of control, I can impart what I believe to be good in this world as a part of my leade
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13y ago
You know, I don't see the career ascent about forgetting my own life. I see it as a way I can do good for this world. If I have people under my span of control, I can impart what I believe to be good in this world as a part of my lea
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I hope that they use this money to fuel the development of new innovative products. I have a Fitbit One and want to see this company succeed. It seems like Fitbit and Jawbone are going head to head trying to out dazzle and out create each
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Majoring in Philosophy
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13y ago
Yes
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I did the same thing. Six months straight. I now haven't been in years.
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That was one of the reasons keeping me from doing a paid internship. My scholarship included full tuition and even paid for a lot of room and board. Furthermore, the university paid me an extra $15,000 scholarship just for doing a dual degr
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If anything, I think this really allows me to see how much art costs. For example, I find it amazing that I can search through Salvador Dali's works and buy one of his sketches. I probably won't but I can think of a lot of peopl
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I was considering using Jetstrap for a new project that I'm going to do after I finish up the Startup Engineering course by Coursera. I'm interested in using this instead afterwards. I still don't know how to implement backe
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Groups are the building blocks of society
(ececconi.wordpress.com)
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One of the things that makes it difficult living in this area is the lack of people with similar interests. I usually spend time with some friends from high school who are motivated in similar ways to me. Random bars, though, forget it.
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One of the things that I love about living in Tampa while doing technology consulting traveling around the country is the cost of living. The cost of living is so low that I can afford to do anything that I want to do while still having a
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