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by jraines 16y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=notifo
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Take a few hours to scan the "recently sold" listings on flippa.com and you will have a few answers to that question.
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When I was a recruiter, Seasoned == Old
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I had mine in 2005 and have spent long hours in front of computers since. Since the surgery, I have always had a slight starburst/glare effect around lights at night In early 2009 I started to notice very slight deterioration in one eye. N
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"Houses always go up in value" -- paraphrase of David Allen's "Automatic Millionaire Homeowner" which convinced me to buy a place in Atlanta in 2005. Could've been a lot worse, but taking on a mortgage & furnishing a place at 23 was no
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Accidental downvote . . . I agree that this seems more practical and almost as easy.
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Agreed; reminds me indirectly of Arthur Jensen's speech to "off the reservation" media star Howard Beale in Network. "It is the international system of currency which determines the totality of life on this planet -- it is the order of thi
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by jraines 16y ago
Why not both? I'm sure it's similarly easy in PhoneGap, but here's how easy it is to package a 1 page HTML5 app in Appcelerator Titanium for submission to App Store or Android Market: wv = Ti.UI.createWebView({url:index.html}); win = Ti.UI
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by jraines 16y ago
I did Park City, Utah. Best snow on Earth and SLC is 35 mins away and has a burgeoning startup scene (even their own YC style program in BoomStartup). Rent is about in the 500 - 600 range. Less if you live 20 south in Heber.
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An option: It's almost winter. Ski resorts are hiring. You can meet awesome people in a very low pressure work environment (hey -- a non-college ready made social scene that doesn't cost 40K a year) and have access to head-clearing, soul
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Among those, here's some with more case studies and content vs. just selling you something, talking inside baseball, or 'motivation': cashtactics.net, rileypool.com, mrgreen.am, finchsells.com. A lot of the best content in this area exist
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by jraines 16y ago
In the context of this particular thread of the meta-narrative w/r/t the impedence of the distribution of control throughout the legal/cultural/informational network by widely recognized but contextually barren pop-culture touchstones, one
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by jraines 16y ago
I swear I read a round of articles on this subject a few months ago and the number was $60K. http://www.google.com/search?aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie...
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by jraines 16y ago
Just curious -- why is Berlin rent cheap? Seems like capital cities (or large cities in general), in wealthy Western countries, are generally really steep.
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A really smart person I know read Brave New World and thought it was a Utopian novel. At least, so they said.
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by jraines 16y ago
IIRC the removed post was just piling on and name calling after the issue had been pretty thoroughly discussed. Maybe it was killed by user flagging?
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by jraines 16y ago
This is a pretty big bummer. Yehuda Katz on Twitter called it an "epic show-stopping bug" and in the linked thread says he says it will prevent him from recommending 1.9.2.
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Yeah, that was the gist of what I said.
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For me Buzz is the tweets of about a dozen people I already follow on Twitter.
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by jraines 16y ago
I wonder if they will call it Windows 8, given that Windows 7 is a homophone for "Windows Heaven" and Windows 8 is thisclose to "Windows Hate". Just my personal tinfoil hat marketing conspiracy theory. edit: removed unnecessary potshot.
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by jraines 16y ago
The proof will be in the numbers, but I doubt it will work with Tumblr. They're pretty spot on about Tumblr being like a collection of high-school cliques -- but what do you think happens when you take an "us vs. them" attitude against a c
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by jraines 16y ago
This site was killing me just last night! (I was looking for info on CKEditor plugins)
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Are 'they' still saying that all fish could go extinct fairly soon, too? Or at least all tuna? Like the bee example, it just seems like something I dismiss because I can't imagine it actually happening. reference: http://www.cbsnews.com/s
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by jraines 16y ago
I might fit the bill for some of your projects. Send me an email at jraines@gmail.com
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by jraines 16y ago
I agree that it's important for the community as a whole. But for a junior position, isn't the key that the person can write working Ruby, can get along with the team, and has growth potential? Would you hire someone who had been a hobbyi
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by jraines 16y ago
My email is in my profile -- send me a note! Got any mentors in the LA area?
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Yeah, I was definitely being a little whiny there. I did just pick up an RSpec book -- just wish TDD experience wasn't such a pre-req for getting a Ruby job.
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Yes. Also, if I am going to put some time into OSS and I'm a beginner, I want more specific advice than "work on OSS". What's the procedure for jumping in? How many initial questions are non-annoying for the project maintainers? How
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Actually, I'd say most people do have the attitude he has about privacy, which is what makes the wave of privacy hand wringing mildly annoying. Most regular users of Facebook or Google couldn't care less. I can't back this up with data, b
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by jraines 16y ago
Pointing out a logical fallacy that, when used by an accomplished person against a critic who is not accomplished in the same field, is quite heavy handed, does not mean I'm engaged in "a dialectical interrogation of Truth".

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