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holler
7y ago
darn you chipotle!
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holler
7y ago
My ~65yo mother is single and although she has a good group of female friends she regularly meets with, finding a mate is much more elusive. I'm wondering how/if an app like this could eventually help this demographic find friends
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holler
7y ago
I see it like dating apps. When/if you find a partner, you may stop using the app and even uninstall it. However for some people they may end up single again and then reinstall the dating app. As long as the experience is positive, peo
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holler
7y ago
Many people don't trust facebook for one. I have family members that explicitly decided not to use it, so having a focused product/company around the particular subject may be more enticing.
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holler
7y ago
I mean, they could have proposed this at any time in the last X decades, why now?
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holler
7y ago
This is precisely what I just thought about. CA has some of the highest income tax rates in the US with 10.3% for income over $275k -> 13.3% for income over $1million. From a tax revenue standpoint, this is a no brainer. If other states
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holler
7y ago
that sounds cool, what happened to it? that'd be a fun project to work on today :)
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holler
7y ago
what's it like living down there? do you work in tech? remote? went jet skiing off Key Largo recently and really enjoyed the area...
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holler
7y ago
the visceral human experience brought about by the complex interaction of each sense combining together. For example when when you're standing on a cliff overlooking the majestic ocean, eyes absorbing the light as it reflects off the w
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holler
7y ago
or better yet, controlled by a conglomerate of Silicon Valley Tech companies.
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holler
7y ago
same, and I don't have kids yet.
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holler
7y ago
3,000 magic beans == ~$60,000,000 USD at the peak hindsight is 20/20, but wow...
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holler
7y ago
> at least one of the FANG companies (Google) owns all the code you write while employed by them this is absolutely insane and shouldn't be legal.
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holler
7y ago
Does the cash compensation amount matter? E.g. can I pay them $1 while keeping the equity agreement etc?
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holler
7y ago
Hey Peter, I have a startup project (c-corp via stripe atlas) and I have a developer interested in working with me. Developer is a citizen of Mexico and currently works for FANG company in Washington State on TN Visa. What would be the most
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holler
7y ago
alive and well with huge strides in the framework, better than ever. that said ember gets much less press than it's peers, partly due to not being backed by a major fang corp and historical perception. https://blog.emberjs.c
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holler
7y ago
lol that was good
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holler
7y ago
> We have been programming CSS for a long time wrong. Have we though? I firmly disagree with the premise. I agree that like anything else, css can be abused and misused, and the example cited of Newspapers fits the narrative perfectly. I
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holler
7y ago
> they are doing so and getting what is arguably a much better service. Not sure if I agree. The convenience of the Uber/Lyft app's is still superior to a taxi service in most cases. The only time I'll take a cab is if it
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holler
7y ago
hackernews shadow bans as well, and I'm sure many other sites do. Next they will patent commenting on an online web page.
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holler
7y ago
how does this compare to newspaper's built-in summary feature? What is different?
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holler
7y ago
on the one hand I agree that there’s nothing nefarious about copying a public feature of a competitor, while on the other hand I question if the massive monopolistic network effects of FB prevent new startups from having a chance to scale t
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holler
7y ago
There's a great Imax film called Dark Universe were Neil deGrasse Tyson explains how it's likely that if an observer in the vicinity of Earth were to travel to the furthest point in space that we can observe, they would see the ex
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holler
7y ago
LOL oops
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7y ago
Recently another post mentioned the shift from engineering-first to shareholder-first that occurred after the merger with McDonnell Douglas in 1997, but how many fatal accidents occurred in Boeing’s history before that merger?
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holler
7y ago
If you see White Rose, tell her goodbye.
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holler
7y ago
What do the U.S. and other world governments think of this? The way they're pitching it seems like they want to directly undermine the global financial system.
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holler
7y ago
sorry for late reply, added to profile :)
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holler
7y ago
this. I have a new social media startup project based on user-submitted content and I can tell you that there will be no way to compete if regulation is enacted that treats social media companies as publishers. It's hard enough just to
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holler
7y ago
ooh that looks sharp! nice design on the marketing page. I will have to try it out :D
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