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by emperorcezar 10y ago
The companies name is SpotHero, so it goes along with the theme.
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by emperorcezar 12y ago
The situation about having young children and being in a time crunch couldn't be more right. There's nothing like walking out the door to "Daddy, I miss you!". The you feel bad for laying the long day on your spouse so y
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Investors park $4.5 million in SpotHero(chicagobusiness.com)
3 points by emperorcezar 12y ago|0 comments
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by emperorcezar 12y ago
The article states that there is separate bandwidth allocated to the public wifi. I wonder if there is a way to bridge the two together? Say wired into your own and wireless into the public and get twice the bang for your buck.
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by emperorcezar 12y ago
I think 35 hours is a pretty normal limit with the caveat that it only involves one type of work. If I'm programming for 35 hours, I'm done. If you mix that in with meetings, design discussions, etc, you can get more than that. So
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by emperorcezar 12y ago
It seems as if they replaced one component of the system in a week, not the whole thing.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
My understanding is that this is how the bike messenger industry has been for a while?
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Ha. Sometimes feels like that. The transparency make them one of the better companies out there. Though I'm surprised this trial period isn't mentioned in their job listings in some way.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
I have to agree. What I think is a big deal here is for developers with families. 45 days is 45 days without health insurance and other important benefits. There is COBRA, but that's two months of paying that bill. For most family plan
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
None of this means anything unless there is clear pricing. Am I not seeing it?
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
She still didn't deserve indefinite detention.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
In addition to having a bug "scoreboard". That is so easily gamed it not funny. Grab all the easy bugs, get the top score.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
The comments on here are starting to look like a Facebook post.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Don't know if anything in this helps, but Wikipedia links to some reasearch. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_on_meditation
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
American health care is one of the biggest worries in my life. I don't hold my breath about it being fixed though.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
I hope to see more innovations like this pop up as our "demographic" starts shifting away from the 20 somethings and into the 30 somethings.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
For a lot of people health insurance is something they can't go without, and until recently, were unable to get for one thing or another. I don't know if the ACA changed that.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
You'd think the FSF could come up with a better "gift guide".
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Somebody is gonna get sued. They are more than shady, they straddle the line over which they become misleading.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Then the government should require you to post a bond for a reasonable amount to cover that eventuality. I don't think most people have over 100k sitting around. Many young people think it isn't a big deal, they'll just pay i
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
> But even so, who's to say that people shouldn't be allowed to take risks with their own life and limb? Meh. That would be fair if he signed a waiver that stated he denied any care if they drop him off in the emergency room. I
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
If he thinks 10% of an audience the size of Facebook's will sign up for $10 a month, he's crazy. They would be lucky to see a fraction of a percent. Of course, that number goes way up if premium features are useful.
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Sadly the http codes were never designed for API calls in the first place, but are the recommended, and accepted way of expressing errors in APIs. The choice is to use woefully vague codes, or move out into other standards such as Webdav. O
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
I would guess that most civilizations don't use detectible radio communications for very long. Look at us now. Everything is going over the internet. I doubt that these signals travel much from Earth before dissipating to the point of
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
Momentum? An organization as large as MS, a project can go on indefinitely because there is a ton of money to back it up. Something as big as IE would probably take the CEO to cancel it. I think it would be more likely they would use one of
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by emperorcezar 13y ago
While I love seeing slides, this deck obviously could use the audio or transcript along with it.
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by emperorcezar 14y ago
This book's meer existence has made my team's code better. Thank you.
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by emperorcezar 14y ago
I'll have to just disagree with you here. I don't find the following any more difficult then a functional view class MyView(View): def get(self): return stuff It's one more line, and is much more explicit in what it handles.
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by emperorcezar 14y ago
Defining a get method on a class is just as simple and allows for future expansion.
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by emperorcezar 14y ago
Sounds like they should have laid off management then. :)

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