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by jcomis 6y ago
Or the whole taste bud taste map of the tongue.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Wouldn't be surprised. I think a lot of the original data also comes from whitepages.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Lots of googling your own name and email address. Finding all the hits and searching for "remove" or "opt out" links (search "sitename+opt out" etc). Repeating the process for close associates, phone number, ad
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by jcomis 6y ago
It comes from a lot of places. Voter records is actually a big source, but also I believe some of the various breaches have made it in. And all of those sites continuously crawl each other and trade databases as well. I had my identity stol
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by jcomis 6y ago
These cops are straight up gangsters.
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by jcomis 6y ago
yes, they said they were now a private club.
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by jcomis 6y ago
While trying to buy workout equipment off craig's list I was solicited twice to join "speakeasy" gyms. They had ads for a bunch of gear and when I inquired they sent me a detailed response on working out in their private gym.
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by jcomis 6y ago
basically most people don't look or understand who they are buying from. They just click buy.
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by jcomis 6y ago
I'm in the same boat and have decided to wait. It's really impossible to know though. Luckily I'm ok with staying in my rental for the time being.
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by jcomis 6y ago
I think the reality will set in soon on this once the CARES bonus UI is removed (and if it is not replaced) and the PPP loans run out. Right now everyone I know in real estate is still convinced it was just a minor blip and love to cite che
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by jcomis 6y ago
In my city (Denver) where a lot of the Airbnb usage is event based (sports, conventions, concerts) I've noticed a rash of fully furnished rentals come on the market at just under market rates. These are clearly all former AirBnbs. Peop
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by jcomis 6y ago
Yeah I have a feeling many of those people will be cancelling.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Nope, it's seen nearly triple the usual demand in the US.
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by jcomis 6y ago
It was shocking how fast some corporate players went "lean". Almost as if they were waiting for a viable excuse to do so without blowback rather than out of actual necessity. They know they have the upper hand. People are deathly
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by jcomis 7y ago
Basically you got lucky this time. Generally it's not good advice.
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by jcomis 7y ago
in europe and a lot of the rest of the world they are not refrigerated
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by jcomis 7y ago
Totally, I hire myself and know how intensive it is to screen design and how difficult it is to train a non design to discern good/bad candidates (it's difficult even for some designers).
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by jcomis 7y ago
This is true. Sent my portfolio (I'm a designer) to a few well known ones and the longest view I got (of the 3 that even opened) was 27 seconds according to hotjar.
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by jcomis 7y ago
I've written a few negative reviews that were totally honest. They never made it to the profile. So yeah, pretty meaningless.
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by jcomis 7y ago
I grew up in Schenectady (after the glory days of GE) and it's crazy how much GE destroyed the town. Still has yet to really recover. Oh, and now they put a casino in.
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by jcomis 7y ago
I love stuff like this. Here's one of my favorites: https://www.youtube.com/user/5ninthavenueproject
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by jcomis 7y ago
or check https://sivers.org/book for some great summarization from Derek Sivers
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by jcomis 7y ago
Their recommendation algorithm? really? I find it to be the worst I've encountered. It constantly just keeps shoveling the same few songs I've liked once over and over.
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by jcomis 7y ago
Far, far less. Search a company like "Airbnb", view employees, filter the results by geo, job title, whatever, and parse through the pages. Do this a few times with different companies and you get blocked. I don't do this of
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by jcomis 7y ago
> Since he's only targeting 15 companies doing a quick search on LinkedIn for HR/recruiting types at those firms and sending a message like that could probably be done in under an hour, and I'd think it might be a bit mor
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by jcomis 7y ago
There simply wasn't a way to quickly share photos from your phone. Previously the best option was to mobile upload to facebook which was pretty common. Instagram made that process easier and also added the ability to quickly add "
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by jcomis 7y ago
I'm being a bit hyperbolic I'm sure, but this seems to go hand in hand with the "culture fit" obsession with most interview processes. It's really just a gauge of how "cool" and "likable" the per
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by jcomis 7y ago
People want to share and be social. It's inherent to our nature. People are now realizing they don't want a down to the bit extremely searchable archive of what they've shared. They see it ruining lives and they do not want t
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by jcomis 7y ago
#2 does not seem to be true in some cities. There are a lot of new "pod" apartment buildings with shared kitchen facilities. There's one right across the street from me in Denver.
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by jcomis 7y ago
I've heard it described as we got a bunch of combat experienced veterans.

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