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by jvagner 8y ago
last company i worked at we built a PaaS for banks and credit unions that handled mortgage applications. you wouldn't believe how much time, effort, institutional knowledge, and expertise we applied to regulatory auditing, reporting re
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To extend this a bit... If you like watching any of the popular Gym Fail video channels on Youtube -- many people also have poor, or counter- intuitive notions of things like purpose built machines and the physical body mechanics/physi
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My friend is a doctor. He works with patients to reverse T2D every day of the week. He's amazed that there's any debate whatsoever. So, pro-tip from me: find a doctor who answers "yes" to the question and work with them,
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My parents were forced out of their country and came to the US in 1956. So..?
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Reno is an awesome example of this, and this is true even of the latest developments. It's like developers in Reno have never seen pictures of other cities, even here in America. This problem has been solved time and again... and Reno
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Seems okay on my Mac OS X, Firefox versions 60.x & 61.0.1
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perhaps https://www.lighter.world can help... i live with my own temptations in this realm, so i'm not coming from a "i've done it" POV, but from a "this is where i lean when i'm pretty sure i need
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Quick thoughts: * Features page has more screenshots snippets * Is pricing monthly? Doesn't say. * A slightly more usable Free tier might entice more trial sign-ups. * Another tier between Free and Candle would probably fit more freela
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I wonder if you could grow vanilla hydroponically here in Nevada, where.. ya know, we probably have a lot of hydroponics experienced growers.
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You might be able to "fake it til you make it" with some kinds of products, or business plans, or interactions with customers and partners. You can't really fake science. This may have been faking too hard in a place where ex
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Thanks for that, very cool. Giving it a shot. Are these documented somewhere? The response screen is pretty clear on what's going on here, lots of interesting things.
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oh, you're suggesting all calls are per-minute, including landlines and VOIP. realistically, wouldn't that logic extend to all the internet, we should all pay for traffic, to and from servers? i think "phones" are a dyin
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The laws changed a while ago, I hadn't gotten a single spam call in 10+ years of cell phone ownership. In the last 6 months, it's gotten apocalyptic. Mostly from calls from from the first 6 digits of my current phone number, and m
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The robocallers aren't calling from cell phones.
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Yes, this. I don't mind it for cosmetic purposes, but it's getting used for interfaces in confounding ways. I hit a personal wall of "will & interest" this weekend trying to re-learn an app I've used for a long
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Indeed. Working up to a deadlift max doesn't take a lot of time, or a ton of sets. Like, 4-6 sets of 3-4 reps. Longevity and injury-prevention is key to long-term gym vitality... but people don't usually appreciate this until they
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Having just spent some time reviewing the market of what you just wrote on behalf of a consulting client, I can tell you that this market is ripe...
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by jvagner 9y ago
is this supposed to be the new reddit? it's the same ol' reddit for me.
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Every documentation system I've ever seen at any company -- large or small -- is almost always undermined by the inclination to: 1) not look things up, and 2) ask someone before looking things up. The information is almost always 3 cli
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...which is different than dictating.
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In places where housing was affordable, especially ten years ago, no... you wouldn't necessarily have wanted to enroll your kids in the public school where you lived. I was in SF when my child was young, but as soon as we started diggi
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I do the usual... Meditate (yes) Read my spiritual texts (ACIM, buddhism) Gym (powerlifting) Running (gotsta) Eat well (MFP) ...and for me, one of the biggest differences has been only drinking every other month (modulation is easier when i
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Clients, partners, departments... people can barely ever agree on a single platform. I'm a WFH digital nomad (I know, but, as we travel around a lot but mostly HQ ourselves from the home-office...) with clients, and my partner has her
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If their business dried up already, to a fatal degree, they didn't have much of a business. If they don't have enough of a core audience to monetize what's left... or even try, I would wonder what they were really up to.
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I'd add another component: The people usually tasked with figuring these things out are new to the team. There can be all kinds of politics and interpersonal baggage with helping the new person with old configuration/ compilation&
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I found this, plus the ICE link, pretty close to processes I've had to develop for a recent engagement: https://hackernoon.com/why-i-stopped-using-product-roadmaps-...
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Because the lottery commission isn't responsible for the legalities of the anonymous trust, state law is. They don't want to be involved in that, but they're willing to use an externally valid mechanism, which they can't
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https://xeroshoes.com/
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Evidence? Perhaps too early for that, but the article notes the pollster publishing the results of a survey after he left Facebook and started his own company: "Among tech companies, 32 percent of Americans said Facebook is harmful. A
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The Wire (music magazine) Trail Runner magazine That's it.

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