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811.
by enjo 15y ago
I've fought through MUCH more boredom during my startup career than at any other point. Startups are great fun while you're building the product. Then you release it, and while you'd love to be implementing new features you're really stuck
812.
by enjo 15y ago
What is a product if not the sum of its features? Features aren't extraneous things, they are what your product actually does . This article strikes me as one big platitude to be honest. Yes, simplifying your interface and creating well de
813.
by enjo 15y ago
I think you would have gotten a resounding yes on this one. "Would you be intersted in a seaarch engine that is much better at finding the content your actually looking for?" is a yes every time.
814.
by enjo 15y ago
My anecdotal experience would suggest otherwise...
815.
by enjo 15y ago
For me it's not about smoking pot, it's about not putting people in jail for it. A decent chunk of our budget mess at the state and local levels is in law enforcement. We spend huge amounts of money enforcing bad laws. I'd like to make that
816.
by enjo 15y ago
I wonder if this is more protective against Microsoft?
817.
by enjo 15y ago
* - Has a better URL bar search function * For me, it's the opposite. Chrome's search bar does what I want predictably (run a Google search) where the awesome bar sends me all sorts of crazy places. It's that feature alone that keeps me on
818.
by enjo 15y ago
That's good news... it's a good group over there.
819.
by enjo 15y ago
I wonder what this means for other Fox Interactive products? Photobucket was tied at the hip to myspace for instance. Anyone have any idea what's going on there?
820.
by enjo 15y ago
While I tend to agree with you that he likely did something malicious, a guilty plea in this day and age doesn't really tell you that. He may have been taking a plea bargain out of fear of much worse?
821.
by enjo 15y ago
Although I don't understand how he reconciles that with his rather strict views on "obscenity" and how that can be strictly regulated. The constitution doesn't specifically address either, yet nudity can absolutely be regulated (or accordin
822.
by enjo 15y ago
It was a turnabout from these comments he made in 2008: http://www.lawsofplay.com/articles/justice-scalias-opinion-o...
823.
by enjo 15y ago
This is a bit late, but oh well. It was a single contractor, working on a project tangential to our primary codebase (an add-on product). He had several other clients and projects at the time and was paid by the hour for the work. Part of t
824.
by enjo 15y ago
White flight and bussing issues certainly played a part. I'd argue that there were forces at work bigger than satisfaction with place. added on edit : There's lots of smaller (single-center) towns with a nice downtown, and a crappy strip
825.
by enjo 15y ago
How close to work and your favorite play areas do you live? That's what really matters is it not? I'm betting your desire to bike is driven more by proximity first, and bike amenities second.
826.
by enjo 15y ago
This is a head scratcher. Downtowns, by their nature, are the very epitome of mixed use. They are almost always populated (to some extent), sport shops and restaurants, as well as providing employment. It doesn't get more "mixed use" than t
827.
by enjo 15y ago
Experience tells me he's right tho. Here in Denver we actually have that green ribbon. You can easily bike from our very southern suburbs all the way to Downtown (or float if you choose too:>). It's an extensive, safe, and rather awesom
828.
by enjo 15y ago
I'm not sure that's true. It certainly isn't in my case. Most of the successful startups I've been around actually have done quite the opposite (including my own.. I'm comfortable calling us "successful" now). While there are periods of i
829.
by enjo 15y ago
I'm not familiar with the project.. did he go on to sell the actual album?
830.
by enjo 15y ago
It's also built into Android.
831.
by enjo 15y ago
What's the target for that? It's pretty unusable on my android (incredible) phone. Looks interesting tho!
832.
by enjo 15y ago
My wife has tentatively agreed to cite this paper in all future accounting papers she writes... that may be the wine talking tho.
833.
by enjo 15y ago
A handful of the employees affected in my group were re-hired as contractors. Those states are going to have a field-day in the event of an audit. We had a ton of trouble recently with a contractor (who worked on his own time, with his ow
834.
by enjo 15y ago
It's not just for newbies. I'm competent with SQL, but that doesn't mean I enjoy writing query after query. We use Django and utilize the ORM... we jump down into SQL in the (rare) case that we really need too. I'm sure at higher scale (we'
835.
by enjo 15y ago
What does that look like if we just do the valley?
836.
by enjo 15y ago
Except it would still trigger the canary if you click on the email... which is incredibly useful. The big problem isn't necessarily that you've been compromised. Its knowing that you've been compromised.
837.
by enjo 15y ago
From the outside it sure seems like its the bureaucracy involved that is our issue. Environmental impact study after environmental impact study followed by detailed design reviews and constituent hearings. The actual engineering and buildin
838.
by enjo 15y ago
Maybe banks should be responsible for stronger protection than a simple password?
839.
by enjo 15y ago
I love quotes like this: they were never Groupon revenues in any meaningful sense of the word. But, optically, Groupon revenues look high — which they use to raise a financing round at a high valuation. The idea that investors aren't able
840.
by enjo 15y ago
Its a small sample (5 times), but I've been asked to sign an invention clause at 100% of jobs I've held. All outside of CA.

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