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Toronto Star launches a coffee subscription service
(marketwired.com)
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Facebook Live Map
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10y ago
Interesting - I guess that actually does make sense, thanks for the pointer.
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gabbo
10y ago
Hard to say for sure, but since HBO Go is tightly coupled to cable companies - I would guess its distribution model is as well. I can imagine a cable operator centric replication model for Go, where HBO doesn't handle customer delivery
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10y ago
How did you manage to afford a 3 bedroom house 3km from the financial district in Toronto on an engineer's salary? Did you buy a long time ago? I'm incredibly envious because I can't imagine affording that kind of real estate
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How is the pay at Amazon Toronto and what are the projects like? I work in tech (not Amazon) and live in Seattle, and given the reputation I don't think I'd really want to work for them in this city given the other options we have
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11y ago
Amazingly, they're not (at the moment at least). Seattle is a really great place to be at Google in terms of gross vs. tax and cost of living.
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Google Maps goes beyond Uber, adds Ola, Hailo and more car services to its app
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
In other words they're quite low vs. comparable American cities :)
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Canada’s Vidyard Raises $35M to Help It Expand
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Is Google's Waze app making traffic worse?
(mercurynews.com)
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The Happiness Code
(nytimes.com)
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The Controlled Deflation of the Bubble Is Almost Complete
(calacanis.com)
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11y ago
Totally agree. The sad thing is I'm not even entrepreneurial in the "aggressive unicorn chase" sense; I'm just a lucky guy with a rewarding and enjoyable large tech company job with good pay and work/life balance. I
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It's crazy and upsetting to watch Canada squander the talent its great engineering schools produce, especially given the low cost. I left Toronto 8 years ago for the US but have close ties to home and keep regular tabs on the labour ma
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Canada forgot to plan for its future by leaning on oil and the loonie
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Oh I meant 2 hours each way (or 4 hours per day) is an extra 2-3 hours on top of what most would view as a typical North American commute (ballparking at 30-60 minutes each way, or 1-2 hours total per day). The absolute level of craziness o
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11y ago
2 hours each way sounds absolutely, life-alteringly, macro-level awful to me. It boggles my mind that someone would consider that "a little on the high end for a commute" - it might be a worthy tradeoff all things considered, and
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The Sports Bubble Is About to Pop
(thedailybeast.com)
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The real reason the media is rising up against Donald Trump
(vox.com)
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Why the Public Can't Read the Press
(theatlantic.com)
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11y ago
It is hard, though: not least because determining where income is earned depends on defining "income". Revenue is maybe easy enough, but what about expenses? Depending on the industry, there's plenty of opportunity for chican
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11y ago
Depends on the market. I don't live in the Bay Area or NY, but knowing how much I make where I am (plus that of my peers) and similar pay levels in the Toronto tech labour market (one of the better ones in Canada), I would probably end
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When Archaic Takeover Defenses Get in the Way
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Easier said than done, if you don't have any state you're probably not doing something all that interesting. The trick is to keep your state in the right place, the answer usually being to punt state management to a database&#x
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Fixed-interval + jitter can work, exponential + jitter can work too. Be super careful with retries that don't involve jitter, depending on your system architecture you may end up with highly correlated bursts of retry load. You need to
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Student Debt's Subprime Problem
(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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Student Debt's Subprime Problem
(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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Betterment comes out in favor of fiduciary standard for wealth managers
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Facebook introduces “click to message a business” ads
(techcrunch.com)
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