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by enjo 11y ago
https://keepa.com/ basically does that, not locally and only for Amazon tho. It has saved my wife thousands of dollars on the various things she buys. Particularly the kind of seasonal stuff. We go to alot of music festival
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by enjo 11y ago
To piggy-back onto this: I've never been much of a tools guy. I generally use what the default configuration is for whatever tool I use. It's just never been particularly important to me (and I don't feel like it's made
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by enjo 11y ago
In Manhattan's case the workers increasingly live off the island (as opposed to the northern slums).
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by enjo 11y ago
I entered the job market in 2002, it was absolutely brutal. It took a REALLY lucky set of circumstances to come together for me to find a job. That one job was it too. I was in Dallas while my wife was in PhD school and I had two interviews
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by enjo 11y ago
There are lots of places with thriving technology scenes. It's not exclusive to the Bay area. A high skill programmer is going to have no problem findings jobs in places like Portland, Austin, Seattle, Denver, Boston, or New York. With
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by enjo 11y ago
Really? Los Angeles seems like an awful place to live. I've been spending quite of time there recently. The hours that people spend in their car is absolutely horrific.
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by enjo 11y ago
That's literally the sales pitch for Denver (we're working on the diversity bit). Although we get more sun.
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by enjo 11y ago
"whereas in Bay Area it's the only sensible thing to do." Which is a failure of policy in the Bay Area.
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by enjo 11y ago
To be clear that's because the FB binary is baked into the firmware. Buy a better Android phone that doesn't stuff your default install with nonsense.
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by enjo 11y ago
I'll pile on. I'm currently sitting on 13th/Penn in lower Capitol Hill. If there is a spot in Denver that should be covered in smoke, this is it. I smell nothing. I live very close. Every now and then my neighbor smokes on hi
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by enjo 11y ago
There are things like the Denver Tool Library ( http://denvertoollibrary.org/ ) that help to solve this problem. What I want is a delivery version. I'd pay $xx/month for access to tools and other household items I r
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by enjo 11y ago
I ditched my S6 for a Nexus 6P about a month ago as I was tired of waiting for the Marshmallow update. I believe it finally started rolling out a couple of days ago, about 4 months after Google released it. Love the hardware and Samsung Pay
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by enjo 11y ago
In the cities (Denver, Austin, Portland, Las Vegas...) I've been spending time in recently I've felt like the opposite. Lyft seems to have more drivers and Lyft is almost always cheaper. I've been told by drivers that they tr
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by enjo 11y ago
And when China or Russia or Syria decides that an American is a mass murderer or a terrorist? Do you want them to compel Apple to unlock Francis Gary Powers' iPhone? In this case we're talking about someone who walked into an of
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by enjo 11y ago
If any of those governments were attempting to track down accomplices to a known mass murderer and terrorist??? At least a little part of me would support it.
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by enjo 11y ago
Ugh. According to like the first paragraph: "Before zoning, cities mostly regulated what could be built through nuisance laws. If someone didn't like how their neighbor was using their property, they could haul them to trial and
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by enjo 11y ago
http://www.citylab.com/politics/2012/06/birth-zoning-codes-h...
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by enjo 11y ago
Zoning laws are actually by and large a relatively modern idea, with the oldest zoning regulations in America in place for only 100 years, with the aggressive zoning codes we have in place today generally only stretching back to the 70&#x27
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by enjo 11y ago
I love the show Community. I watched like three episodes of the new season and stopped. The weekly release model is just dumb. They made it nearly impossible to watch via Chromecast as well. At some point I lost interest in getting past the
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by enjo 11y ago
It's not just the depth, but the breadth as well. Better universities do an amazing job of teaching their students how to learn. The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to produce well rounded students who are capable of achieving expe
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by enjo 11y ago
Nope. I lived it. I joined QuickOffice (now part of Google) in 2002. We built apps exlcusively for PalmOS back in the pilot days. The idea that only a handful of apps existed is nonsense. Handango had a thriving Palm community surrounding i
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by enjo 11y ago
PalmOS had a wide open app model and it was awesome.
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by enjo 11y ago
The case is more complex. Oracle is claiming that Google violated their copyright by cloning Java API's for the Android development kit. They didn't use the code from the Oracle API's, but rather provided the same interfaces
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I always ask drivers which one they prefer to drive for. The answer is always Lyft.
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by enjo 11y ago
They completely punted on snow as well IIRC.
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by enjo 11y ago
Where is my fancy self driving car supposed to park? Cause until that's a solved problem there will always be a place for Lyft.
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by enjo 11y ago
The author likely had nothing to do with the photo.
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by enjo 11y ago
Many (most?) successful business like this come from people who live and work in the industry for several years noticing the inefficiencies along the way. If you're a technical person, networking at professional events is a GREAT way t
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by enjo 11y ago
" For example, Samsung explains that under the Federal Circuit’s ruling, “profits on an entire car—or even an eighteen-wheel tractor trailer—must be awarded based on an undetachable infringing cup-holder.” " At some point companie
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by enjo 11y ago
WHILE maintaining a good android software experience. The Z3 was an AMAZING phone. Good camera, waterproof (like take it in water waterproof), good hand-feel.. lots of stuff going for it. Sony's layer on top of Android abortion made it

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