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by jaxn 9y ago
Where is the actual updated RFS with descriptions of the new categories?
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by jaxn 9y ago
What about applications that are used day-in and day-out? Applications that average dozens of "page views" per session. It seems that an initial load is worth a better UI.
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by jaxn 9y ago
At this point, I can’t imagine this isn’t a pump and dump. There are a lot of people who have spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to do a pump and dump without getting tripped up on regulation. There may not be a single bad-actor,
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by jaxn 9y ago
We have a large monolith rails app and are gradually moving the front end to Vue. And as we start to seeing those “lightening-quick page transitions” it makes me want to devote more resources over to the change. The method in the article se
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by jaxn 9y ago
No, we are discussing resentment.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Then don’t start a company with people who do have kids. That is fully within your control.
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by jaxn 9y ago
There are consequences for putting one founder in a tighter spot than the others. This can play out as one founder having to take off for dr appointments b/c things are stretched so thin their spouse can’t take off or they can’t afford
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by jaxn 9y ago
Not really. It comes to downtown from the north, and then goes west, but stops at I440. So that has zero benefit to the people who commute from the west on I40.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Maybe you need a faster car so that you can come visit us easier ;)
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by jaxn 9y ago
My comment about the highways is that people live/work in 6 directions (due to traditional access via interstates). A train on one of them won't do much, especially since it isn't even the busiest direction.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Partly. The train will take 10 years to build (assuming it is on-time). We also feel that ride-share will continue to expand. We don't have any pooling services (yet), but that is also inevitable. The other big complaint is that this
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by jaxn 9y ago
This seems like a puff piece that does nothing to capture the debate around this proposal that is taking place in Nashville. Yes, there are state-level politics involved, but there are a LOT of Nashville residents that are strongly against
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by jaxn 9y ago
But it is 25 miles of light rail to get you to a city with a VERY inefficient bus system that has historically struggled to gain riders. I suspect there are more people in Nashville using ride-share than are using public transit.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Leaving the county for the schools is definitely "white flight". (I also live in Davidson county and even ran for school board).
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by jaxn 9y ago
We buys tons of stuff off AliExpress. Mostly jewelry and cellphone accessories for retail, but I’ve also bought car parts and electronics. Watch the shipping prices and times to be sure you know what to expect. But we have never had any iss
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by jaxn 9y ago
There are people in the world who’s life would be more transformed by your wealth than your’s would be by Bezos’. How did you wake up this morning? Also not making a moral projection here. We just tend to look up instead of down.
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by jaxn 9y ago
So like the server bringing you a glass of water and basket of bread that you may or may not want, but most people do so the odds are good enough.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Zenpayroll was great! Gusto sucks. And the change took place right around the time of the name change. Now, both Gusto and Zenefits are trying to play the same game and both are basically parasitic companies feeding off lock-in and transact
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by jaxn 9y ago
I am in a entrepreneur support group with 6 other founders. We have a little health contest going to encourage physical activity. We also have a GroupMe (this group has been together for 6 years). I used Zapier to create a GroupMe bot (webh
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by jaxn 9y ago
Yeah, it was obvious it was never NewRelic. But it is not obvious if it was a contractor, and employee, or someone who gained access through other means.
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by jaxn 9y ago
That seems likely to me too, but did the article say that? Or is there another source?
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by jaxn 9y ago
Apple also has an ad network on mobile. And they provide users with some opt-out functionality. I won't be surprised if this gets challenged for anti-trust.
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by jaxn 9y ago
I also have a pen and paper version, but I am interested to see this one. I do have a worksheet that I use: https://www.dropbox.com/s/r6kdqtcdidbeck4/2016SuperSimpleAnn...
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by jaxn 9y ago
Who gets to define the options that are available? Shouldn't the developer of the software get to decide what their software does and doesn't do? You want me to spend money developing and supporting options that I would rather no
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by jaxn 9y ago
You completely miss the point of what he is saying. There is nothing intuitive about "1", "2", "3". Your proposed solution requires everyone to build expertise at throwing things away. You also open the syste
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by jaxn 9y ago
Love the inclusion of the stack. It makes it easy to see if there are any projects I want to pick up as a feature addition to our product.
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by jaxn 9y ago
So then what is a better "when in doubt" guideline?
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by jaxn 9y ago
Related or not, it seems like a valid point. We switched to chrome headless after a post from thoughtbot made me question Capybara-WebKit's future.
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by jaxn 9y ago
I use WSL every day for development. It has gotten really solid.
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by jaxn 9y ago
Case in point: I was trying to type "The UI is terrible" and it came out "There UI is terrible." Which when I tried to type just now, my phone auto-corrected to "Their". Maybe the answer is that I can't ty

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