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by jlizzle30 6y ago
They aren't allowed in!
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
The year of the coworking space: - Substantial number of tech workers remain remote as vaccines role out - Remote workers crave community after covid lockdowns - Commercial real estate is cheap If remote is the future I expect to see mega c
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
Perhaps entrepreneurs wanting feedback on ideas could be good niche to start with?
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
Often my designs suck because I've been busting my ass to get the system to work and haven't had time/energy to take on the UX design as well. I find it irritating to be criticized for a design that's meant to be a place
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
Exactly. And now with full-remote work, NYC & Tulsa the same job market too.
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
So should Oakland residents be paid less than San Francisco residents?
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
In the context of a 100% remote company, 'where I live' feels like it's none of the company's business. The parallel is a non-remote company paying you less to commute from Oakland than San Francisco. Tying pay to locati
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
I put in the word "Saskatoon" (a city in Canada) and got back the tweet: “Elon Musk's password: ida-qdbo-XXX-XXX-XXXX-XXXX” (redaction mine) Should this be reported or... ? Edit: added "redaction mine"
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by jlizzle30 6y ago
I'm in the middle of building an AST with a technical recruiter (I'm an eng) and would appreciate folks feedback/advice. - We are modeling the AST after software project management products (eg. Asana, JIRA) where 'tasks
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by jlizzle30 7y ago
ESports seem well positioned to take some of this mindshare.
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by jlizzle30 7y ago
> For years, they had searched for a storage technology that could last hundreds of years... I'd love to see a project preserve data for tens of thousands of years. The Egyptians did this by creating tombs. Surely we could do better
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by jlizzle30 7y ago
I think so. I never had this problem in Canada but it's been terrible since moving to the US.
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by jlizzle30 7y ago
Great idea; thanks!
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by jlizzle30 7y ago
This is great! Would have definitely help me out when I moved to the US. People don't realize the fees banks charge for currency conversion is not the entire story. My bank offered me 'no-fee' CAD to USD transfers but were gi
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In LA, scooters become the next data privacy fight(politico.com)
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by jlizzle30 8y ago
I ask them what skill they wish they were better at. Then I ask who they think is great at it. It only takes a moment for it to click – they don’t need a perfect mentor that can do everything, they can start by just r
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by jlizzle30 8y ago
Interesting comment. I think you are right but what OP is predicting is the inevitably of the overton window being narrowed on these services via the mechanisms described. This narrowing will lead to more and more services being preformed o
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by jlizzle30 8y ago
I'm working on an online debate mediation platform to settle Twitter flamewars more thoroughly and amicably.
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by jlizzle30 8y ago
This is the premise of Blockstack https://blockstack.org . It allows users to select their own datastore. I haven't used it so I can't say how good it is but probably worth a look.
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by jlizzle30 9y ago
> "...slow speed of the sodium pump recovering the resting potential..." Any neuroscientists out there know if cycles (from graph theory) are possible in the brain? Put another way, would the signal generated from neuron1 be ab
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by jlizzle30 9y ago
Caution: wildly speculative theory I've had a pet theory that hallucinogens have an effect on the brain analogous to database refactoring. Users commonly report the experience of mental schema breaking down and being reordered. M
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by jlizzle30 9y ago
Something like this: subscribe ('SELECT * FROM tableA', callback) On the initial subscription, 'callback' would be called once for each row in 'tableA', then again when a row is inserted or updated. It
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by jlizzle30 9y ago
I've been thinking about prototyping a Firebase clone that uses a relational database and SQL syntax. Instead of subscribing to "nodes" you would subscribe to queries. Anyone know if this exists already?
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by jlizzle30 9y ago
Driverless cars could mean less parking lots... Hallelujah!
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by jlizzle30 10y ago
I've been toying around with the idea for an app that allows you to create virtual bank accounts on top of your traditional bank accounts. This way you could organize your money/investments according to its use (eg. Travel savings