jahlove

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by jahlove 7y ago
The Air Jordans 1 (1985) were the beginning of collectible sneaker movement. It probably wasn't until sites like eBay became popular that the market really opened up.
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by jahlove 7y ago
doesn't stop people on reddit. seriously though, someone above posted a link: https://outline.com/XUfRCB
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by jahlove 7y ago
It's pretty funny that everyone is commenting about the private mode detection that WP is doing (and has been doing for months), and no one is commenting about these wealthy anti-vax donors.
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by jahlove 7y ago
I said "much easier", specifically in comparison to creating a profitable high-end national grocery chain.
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by jahlove 7y ago
> The opening price is set by supply and demand. Is it though, if the underwriter is using a naked short to put an artificial floor on the price of the stock?
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by jahlove 7y ago
> Why did they buy Whole Foods? They could have easily opened up a few hundred grocery stores too. Opening up a few hundred stores is an expensive, time consuming endeavor. In contrast, creating a ride sharing app and promoting it a bit
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by jahlove 7y ago
The Vice News video on this problem is really good.
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by jahlove 7y ago
doesn't the ride cost go down substantially if they ever get autonomous vehicles on the road? I believe that is the end goal.
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by jahlove 7y ago
I held off forever too. However, with classicshell and a bunch of OS tweaks, it's pretty much like win7. the only downside is the telemetry reporting..
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by jahlove 8y ago
agreed, that's be nice.
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by jahlove 8y ago
> Because they are charging a monthly fee to access it Only for the magazines, not the news.
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by jahlove 8y ago
Agreed. The link sharing is lame. I also wish there was a Windows app (or better yet, browser support).
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by jahlove 8y ago
New York Times published a rare behind-the-scenes look at Apple News last October. It's was pretty interesting. In a world where every company is trying to create algorithms to automate everything, Apple is taking a more human approa
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by jahlove 8y ago
It really is a much better product than Google's offering though. I don't know what Google was thinking about when the killed the Google News app.
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by jahlove 8y ago
Apple: Give us an SE2!
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by jahlove 8y ago
The New York Times should get credit for doing that reporting, not BI (who just summarized NYT): https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/15/world/asia/mckinsey-china...
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by jahlove 8y ago
and wasted the time and resources of tons of municipalities across the country who placed a bid on HQ2 with the false impression that they had a shot at winning it.
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by jahlove 8y ago
Have you gone back and looked at your predictions immediately after Facebook acquired Instagram? They're pretty interesting. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3817840
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by jahlove 8y ago
I don't know what evidence he Bezos may or may-not have, but I certainly wouldn't put it past Trump to call his good friend David Pecker and tell him to press on the Bezos scandal. Trump is certainly on record picking a fight wit
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by jahlove 8y ago
wow what odd way to promote his startup. super disingenuous. I hope know one ends up applying there after seeing this.
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by jahlove 8y ago
In case you miss the link to the background story: https://www.pentagram.com/work/slack/story
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by jahlove 8y ago
this isn't clear to you? https://i.imgur.com/UdfzvGU.png
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by jahlove 8y ago
I mean, it does say it gives Spotify "access [to] my data at any time". Messages are just data, after all...
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by jahlove 8y ago
Looks like as of 07/2013 it was this: https://imgur.com/UdfzvGU Source: https://stackoverflow.com/q/17561784/9027089
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by jahlove 8y ago
> 2) Talent wars. It's already happening. See last month's New York Times story "‘I Don’t Really Want to Work for Facebook.’ So Say Some Computer Science Students." [1] 1. https://www.nytimes.com/2018
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by jahlove 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RjJtO51ykY
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by jahlove 8y ago
> This is false. citation please. Here's mine: > Criminal penalties > > Covered entities and specified individuals, as explained below, who "knowingly" obtain or disclose individually identifiable health informat
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by jahlove 8y ago
> This is a pretty high risk thing to do from a PR perspective What's "PR" here?
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by jahlove 8y ago
> "Remote" tends to imply a large chunk of the team is co-located, and one or more of the members are not. My experience here is that the remote people tend to not get the memo, or people fail to invite them to meetings because
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by jahlove 8y ago
His suggestion wasn't about consistent failure. He said that employees should be fired if they don't take it, which is absurdly heavy handed.

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