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by jdhn 8y ago
I came away from this article feeling cautiously optimistic. As the article noted, they had 800 applicants, accepted 50, and graduated 35. It's great that those 35 got jobs, but what do you do with those 750 people who couldn't ge
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All of the tools that you mentioned don't have any actual code behind them. When I say "actual code", I mean the ability to actually go in and write lines of code to modify your prototypes. Sketch and InVision (not sure about
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I've seen this pop up multiple times on multiple websites, and each time I read it I can't help but think that this person has had bad experiences with UX professionals in the past. >To stay relevant, UX practitioners will need
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>Or consider the "burrito index" You cant get a decent burrito <$10 anymore. Seriously? What is considered a decent burrito in this context? I guess I'm eating at all the undecent burrito places then because I've g
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The article only mentions land value once, and in my opinion this is a huge oversight. There's articles going back to 2010[0] that speculate that a land bubble had been going for a few years, and when that's coupled with quantitat
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>Depending on how you look at it, it’s one of the richest states or one of the most unequal. It can be both, you know.
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Liking the new logo, but the rest of it just seems...ok? I really hope they tone down that motion, watching it on the screen made me go "Woah", and not in a good way.
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>Why not ban fruity alcoholic drinks too? Kids prefer those to beer. Because alcohol use is much more socially accepted than nicotine use.
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As someone whose only entrepreneurial idea is to open an ISP, this is a great read. I'd like to know how the councilman and the director of operations helped out. Did they expedite permits, waive fees, or something else?
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Thanks for the reply, I'll take a look at the links you posted!
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This is fascinating. I take it you have to create your own C-corp or LLC in order for this to work?
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Look into a used Corvette. Most of the time they're not daily drivers, have low miles, and have been garaged. They're fantastic used cars, and the performance mod market is so large.
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>"Big, loud engines and noisy V8s, it just doesn't draw the same attention and I think interest with the younger crowd," said Jeff Schuster, a senior vice president at the forecasting firm LMC Automotive. No, I think it st
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by jdhn 8y ago
I never thought of it this way. Thanks for making me look at trickle down in a different light.
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While my 401(k) is thankful, I'm wondering how much longer this can go on. Obviously the stock market got a big boost due to the tax cuts which lead to companies repatriating a bunch of overseas profits, but what happens next year when
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by jdhn 8y ago
A quality mobile app. So many smaller banks/credit unions have terrible desktop websites, and I guarantee that the mobile experience is just as bad, if not worse.
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As someone who worked for a branch of GE, I'm surprised it took this long for people to realize that it wasn't all sunshine and roses. This is the key quote in the article for me: >Then, one year later, in 2014, GE released a p
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>Do you really think that she was being serious when she said "white people are only fit to live underground like groveling goblins"? Yes. The fact that she has many other tweets that disparage white people shows that that wasn
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>There's a massive stigma to setting up shop in places like Morristown or Ossining. Morristown isn't some haven for bumpkins, it's a major stop on the Morristown Line with a lot of wealthy people. Maybe there's a sigm
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>Miniclip - majority stake Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I wasn't even aware that they were still around, but apparently they are.
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>My firefighter buddy will retire well before his 50th birthday and collect >$100k/yr How is this possible? The state that he lives in hasn't changed the rules for vesting/collection? That seems like an absurd amount of
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I don't know a lot about heat dissipation, but could the slimness of the MBP be a factor in this? I would think that after a certain point, you wouldn't be able to get good airflow in such a small space.
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The biggest change I see from the NA model is that localities don't really have the ability to make their own rules. Seems like this would require a very strong movement at the state level to ever implement something like this.
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Both. I started off at $10, got a bump up to $11.
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I guess my experience differs. Before I moved into the tech world I worked at a law firm for peanuts. When I got a $1/hr raise I went out, bought a bottle of whiskey to celebrate, and then didn't increase my spending at all. Any m
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"That money won’t disappear, of course—it will go into the pockets of workers, and then find its way back into the coffers of corporate America via higher sales." Do people really go out and spend money immediately if they get rai
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Lacrosse is huge in the Ivy League world. Yes, they have football, but lacrosse is the big hitter.
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>The number of resumes that cross my desk that have 4 months here, 9 months here, 6 months here is absolutely astounding. These are full-time positions. So my last full-time (i.e. non-contractor status) job was for a startup that nearly
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CVS is down 8% right now, Walgreens is down 9%, and Rite Aid is down 10%. Investors are very nervous right now.
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>If a locality can enforce its local tax laws, what other custom crafted local laws can it enforce in return for access to customers? Should it be allowed to enforce its local environmental and labor standards as well? This is pretty muc

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