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by fooey 10y ago
Seems to me, the GOP's entire point for letting insurers sell across state lines is precisely to force a state like California to allow substandard plans to be sold to their citizens
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by fooey 10y ago
Yeah, that's not true. There is no legal way for a deductible to be that high http://obamacarefacts.com/health-insurance/deductible/ > The maximum deductible is equal to the maximum-out-of-pocket limit eac
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by fooey 10y ago
The only thing that operating across state lines actually accomplishes is enabling a race to the bottom. It means that whatever state manages to make their regulations the most attractive to the insurance industry is the state that all the
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by fooey 10y ago
Netflix has been pivoting away from being just a video streaming service for a while, that's why they've been working so hard on their original content.
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by fooey 10y ago
I just checked mine and it was already updated to 5%
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by fooey 10y ago
I've had an Amazon card forevers, I've never had paid any interest on it
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by fooey 10y ago
That's how all credit cards work? Personally, I pay off my 2 credit cards on every other Monday just to make sure I never carry a balance
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by fooey 10y ago
I'm in Southern Utah, so it's not very competitive for tech work. I should move, but inertia and a bit of luck stumbling into the few webdev jobs that are around here has kept me in place so far.
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by fooey 10y ago
I'm 36 and in ~17 years of being a developer professionally, I've yet to find employment at a single company that offers any kind of retirement plan at all. I max out my IRA each year, but my retirement plan is to basically work u
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by fooey 10y ago
r/The_Donald or /pol? Really though, Trump would fit right in on 4chan.
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by fooey 10y ago
Prime lets you share with members of your family https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=... https://www.amazon.com/myh/households
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by fooey 10y ago
One other big reason is SQL Studio is fantastic. I've never found anything remotely comparable for PG
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by fooey 10y ago
Even then, if you're a big enough target, how confident can you be that Dell or Cisco or Intel or AT&T or Seagate aren't giving them a backdoor into your operation anyways? It's pretty revolting, but my assumption is that
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by fooey 10y ago
Forcing ads into iframes would would make responsive websites enough harder that most people wouldn't bother. You'd end up moving all the ads to those obnoxious full screen and intersitionals
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by fooey 10y ago
He's complaining about an open article written about Angular2, which he isn't even a contributor to. He's complaining about general community dislike about the direction Babel 6 took. It's not like this was Linus trashin
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by fooey 10y ago
Someone saying "Angular 2 is terrible" really isn't that harsh. If you're going to get all worked up over something that slight, maybe doing work in public isn't the way you want to spend your time.
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by fooey 10y ago
Heroku? They've basically just a usability shell on top of AWS.
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by fooey 10y ago
I think the TV networks were very short sighted and ended up with shitty contracts that never accounted for distributing or streaming their content internationally. They would if they could, but they'd have to go back and renegotiate a
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by fooey 10y ago
Instant2FA sounded like a great thing to pitch internally, then I saw they want 10 cents for every login, ouch
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by fooey 10y ago
America didn't elect a technocrat. We elected a bigmouth reality TV star. Should probably think of the Trump cabinet as something more like a Breitbart sitcom than a functional administration.
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by fooey 10y ago
The author is Ellen Pao, so it's a safe bet this is an instance of the messenger getting in the way of the message
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by fooey 10y ago
Seems the answer is pretty obvious. Strap a thing to your face style VR is never going to be mainstream.
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by fooey 10y ago
I really miss getting custom domains on Google Apps for free. I've never found a good way to do email for cheapskates since then.
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by fooey 10y ago
Of course not everyone can be anything they want. Practicing basketball for 8 hours a day for 10 years doesn't guarantee you'll get drafted to the NBA. If you enjoy it, recognize your limitations and try to figure out a way to mak
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by fooey 10y ago
I've used page.js with React before was was fairly happy with it
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by fooey 10y ago
Let's make state sponsored backdoors mainstream, and then build all our of devices in foreign countries. What could go wrong?
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by fooey 10y ago
For me, it's not something I've thought through or weighed. I just don't like Facebook.
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by fooey 10y ago
Think about something like a modal dialog that takes multiple clicks from a fresh page to get into. Hot reloading lets you dev on that dialog code without having to go through all the intermediate steps each time you save.
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Caolan async v2.0.0 released. New docs, es2015 modules, optimizations and more(github.com)
1 points by fooey 10y ago|0 comments
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Reddit now tracks all outbound link clicks by default, existing users opted in(np.reddit.com)
218 points by fooey 10y ago|197 comments

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