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by huebnerob 9y ago
Don't underestimate the value of a known format. I have just as much distaste for Medium as the next person, but at least I know how to navigate the site and I don't need to constantly be subject to the unique style choices of th
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by huebnerob 9y ago
I know many people who are doing very well in the mobile development freelancing space, at least in the NYC area. Many gigs are still onsite or at least benefit from some kind of physical presence, so if that's a factor, then it'
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by huebnerob 9y ago
There's no reason why the cheaply made goods couldn't be their "day job", funding the true passion of supporting the creative entrepreneur. What would be concerning is if they see it as anything more than a way to pay th
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by huebnerob 9y ago
At the risk of sounding geriatric, I think Slack is too complicated. The straw that broke the camel's back for me was threads. I've not yet seen a thread solve a problem that a channel would have otherwise had, but I've see
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by huebnerob 9y ago
I would love to get 'put on the roof' like that, but I think the Japanese policy also states that you're not allowed to do anything outside of the ridiculously mundane task they assign you, and they actually watch you like a
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by huebnerob 9y ago
I guarantee that every company that has ever marketed an unlimited service has internally raised this question. And the answer always is, "we'll just boot the most demanding 0.01% of customers when necessary." This is a tri
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by huebnerob 9y ago
This sounds like a genuinely useful technology that will sadly never make it past the Big Credit gods. Card providers seem to make their profits when you're not managing your card usage so intelligently.
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by huebnerob 10y ago
In this case, semantics matter. Overbooking is a legally protected practice, but what you're trying to wedge into the definition of 'overbooking' is not.
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by huebnerob 10y ago
I read this more as a Kickstarter-style setup where you are pre-ordering the product, not that you actually promise them something you can't yet immediately deliver.
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by huebnerob 10y ago
Well, by my interpretation, this hasn't been validated as a successful evasion quite yet. This is their response to a complaint that one lawyer calls, "a sound legal argument," but sound argument != final verdict. They migh
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by huebnerob 10y ago
By the time I'm using a different credit card and living halfway across the world in a different region, I would feel disqualified for the kind of "family sharing" perks that this situation describes, even if I did have the b
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by huebnerob 10y ago
It sounds like 'Ava' will need to interrupt employees and prompt for feedback on some frequent recurring basis in order to provide what your marketing describes as 'realtime' results. How are you going to balance this d
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by huebnerob 10y ago
That's precisely what's so nefarious about this widely accepted set of terms: your company will be fine with you loosely interpreting your employment contract, up and until you become successful.
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by huebnerob 12y ago
I wouldn't call Netflix and Hulu interchangeable, content is king and we're very far from parity between the two.
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by huebnerob 13y ago
Play around with some different pens until you find one you enjoy writing with. Play around with some different notebooks/papers until you find one of those you enjoy too. It can be harder for us lefties to have fun, but it's on
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