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by jdhn 9y ago
As someone who wants to move to Austin and has dabbled in bouldering but enjoyed it, thanks for the link!
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by jdhn 9y ago
>A single cup sold for $18. The coffee sold out within two weeks. This is mindboggling to me. I don't think I've ever paid more than $5 for a cup of coffee.
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by jdhn 9y ago
There's nothing wrong with the Cobo Center, it's just that it happens in the middle of the winter. If you can't take the People Mover to Cobo or park real close, it can be a major pain in the butt to walk there.
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by jdhn 9y ago
That could actually work. Only thing you'd have to watch out for is thunderstorms, however that'd probably be easier for people to deal with then snow & freezing temperatures.
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by jdhn 9y ago
It's more like they got loaded down by debt, had terrible QC issues (brand new shotgun barrels rusting before they were even fired by the customer), and then were finally done in by the declining sales.
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by jdhn 9y ago
I can see the Detroit Auto Show slowly fading away unless they really revamp it. Two suggestions: 1) Don't hold it in the dead of winter, and instead move it to a time when it's warm out 2) Move out of the Cobo Center. Belle Isle
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by jdhn 9y ago
>it is incredibly hard to brew consistently tasting batches of beer. While I don't really like Bud, Coors, or any other macro brew, I have to give them respect for churning out a consistent product time after time. I buy a Bud in Ne
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by jdhn 9y ago
This was actually my first time seeing and using the new UI. I (wrongly) assumed that this person was using the old UI where the links were more prominent.
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by jdhn 9y ago
Another UX guy here. Right after they did their redesign, I had an initial phone screen where the interviewer asked if I had a portfolio. I told them that it was on my Linkedin profile, and the interviewer said that he had looked there firs
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by jdhn 9y ago
> (clearly a cover-up, as it's coming out now--recently released autopsy report shows bullet entrance wounds in front and rear) Really? While I knew that the papers had been released, I didn't know that they disclosed entry wou
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by jdhn 9y ago
Sounds like you live in the Northeast.
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by jdhn 9y ago
For a site that claims to laud "really good UX", their own UX leaves a bit to be desired. If you go into a category page, there's no navbar or breadcrumb that can help the user identify where they are in the site hierarchy.
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by jdhn 9y ago
Probably meant to say that the licensing is a scam.
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by jdhn 9y ago
I'll admit it, I was one of those people. On one hand, no "free money" for me, but on the other hand, I'm willing to accept this because it will hopefully lead to a stronger Bitcoin in the long run.
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Why Apple Should Buy Netflix(bloomberg.com)
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by jdhn 9y ago
Up to a certain point. Above that point, not only do you have to pay the tax to the foreign country in which you earned the money, but you also have to pay American income tax on that as well. I believe the cutoff is around $90,000.
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by jdhn 9y ago
>You might as well just keep on 80 until you hit Reno. There's quite a few people who have done just that. I feel like every 3rd person in Reno is a California expat.
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by jdhn 9y ago
This is correct, up to a point. Once you pass the threshold of around $90k, you can no longer write the income tax you pay on your foreign income off. For example, if you make the equivalent of $100k in Europe, you can write off the income
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by jdhn 9y ago
Of course! More seriously, I'm moving coins to Coinbase very soon as they're going to allow users to sell the new B2X coins the day after the split. I expect to make a 4 figure profit, but I'm not sure whether it'll be l
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by jdhn 9y ago
I'm willing to bet that this is happening because people are trying to get coins before the fork happens on November 16th.
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by jdhn 9y ago
I would say that your best bet is to stick with an established front end library. Bootstrap[1] is the most well known, but there are others such as UI Kit (not to be confused with Apple's UIKit for iOS)[2]. If you'd like some addi
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by jdhn 9y ago
This reminds me of what happened during the fracking boom in North Dakota. Students in school who were learning how to drive or repair trucks would complete about half the course, and then leave because the pay was phenomenal. Eventually in
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by jdhn 9y ago
I'm kind of late to the game, but what do you think about RepublicEn[0]? [0] www.republicen.org
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by jdhn 9y ago
>small town over an hour from a major interstate. This is probably why your company can't retain starting grads. Sure, the CoL may be lower, but the vast majority of young grads want something with more hustle and bustle. Source: I
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by jdhn 9y ago
Pretty much. Also, this new coin sounds like a version of atomic swaps.
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by jdhn 9y ago
Housing, food, and books results in a $70k raise? Is this for in-state students who attend for 4 years, or just 1 year?
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by jdhn 9y ago
The fact that Christie, Booker, and Baraka are able to share a stage together without petty sniping shows how serious NJ is about winning this bid. That being said, I feel that this is going to simply act as the bar for other states to top.
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by jdhn 9y ago
As usual, this recent move is China related. I had a feeling that the exchanges were shut down in the first place because they were too porous and were acting as a new method for Chinese citizens to move their money out of the country. I wo
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by jdhn 9y ago
Understandable, thanks for answering!
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by jdhn 9y ago
Any chance that you'd be willing to hire a remote product designer?

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