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by jvagner 10y ago
I lived in Bernal Heights with a 6-8 year old. Then we moved to Lafayette. East bay kid raising is really awesome. But now we live in Reno. SF kid raising wasn't ideal, and when we realized what would be involved w/r/t school
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by jvagner 10y ago
it is grammatically acceptable to do so.. historically speaking, "they" and "them" were singular-inclusive pronouns.
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I totally agree with you. What this NYer article should have done is depantsed the fake Instagram pushers who do have trust-funds or well heeled partners. The dream is really difficult for those who've gone past a certain point in the
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by jvagner 10y ago
"Jace's attorney and the prosecutor assigned to his case could not be reached for comment."
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by jvagner 10y ago
I was going to come here to say that this was noted behavior when Apple Music Match debuted, but apparently very few people are aware of it.
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by jvagner 11y ago
If your child's school only had 5 year old computers, you'd probably think, "Huh, it'd be better if this school had newer computers."
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by jvagner 11y ago
"Profits are independent of investment decisions, at least if a company is not engaged in accounting fraud." Right or wrong, for good or worse, this author is being deliberately obtuse on this matter. Amazon generates profits and
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by jvagner 12y ago
what is it about that slice of the startup world that they need a scoble?
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by jvagner 12y ago
Can we stop pretending that entrepreneur's are a new species that need special treatment? It's work. A job. And, in fact, from an economics perspective, small business ownership by those under 30 is at an all-time low.
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by jvagner 12y ago
I had a relationship like that. Not a joke.
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...which is why Google got into the game.
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The whole, whole point of her article is that, in that action, you're not choosing love, and won't get it. Read the last sentence of her article again...
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by jvagner 12y ago
I, for one, have no inclination to push my 10 year Minecraft- obsessed son to code. If he wants to, that's fine and I'll support it. But he loves skiing and backpacking and architecture just as much. I'm probably biased again
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Cute, adorable, non-threatening... could have been achieved and still looked.. better, methinks.
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by jvagner 12y ago
how do you know the movie is crap? it's probably at least as good as any seth rogen movie. and seth rogen movies were good enough to get this one made. for my money, it had a great trailer. the movie could be okay. it's easy to pi
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by jvagner 12y ago
Awfully defensive.
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Twitter has become a dumping ground for what used to be RSS. The "twitter" traffic is now really over at Instagram. Instagram needs to upgrade their product mix (multi- accounts), but geeks and news organizations are propping Twit
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by jvagner 12y ago
This topic gets ping-ponged depending on the prevailing weather conditions. Amazon has been clear about what they're doing: sometimes this is genius, and sometimes this is diabolically stupid for shareholders. When a CEO has a 20+ year
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by jvagner 12y ago
The internet is already completely and absolutely filled with places for people to go and ask the same ol' FAQs over and over and over and over again. Reddit and Quora are both completely intolerable to me because of the constant, micr
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by jvagner 12y ago
he's probably a pretty busy guy...
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by jvagner 12y ago
"but where did Chan find her stash of money" The indignation of the form of your question is remarkable. But to answer your question: It's probably funneled through their foundation, which they would, of course, name and mana
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by jvagner 12y ago
Who'll be the first to split and then announce that they're unsplitting, or that it was a mistake?
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by jvagner 12y ago
Look at the diet of bodybuilders (that includes the population beyond the diet of the largest, most steroid abusing population). Meat, rice/potatoes/oatmeal, veggies. Over and over again. It's how I eat. It's how my son
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by jvagner 12y ago
There are spiritual observations that precede science. Saying that there isn't scientific evidence for anything is simplying stating that there isn't scientific evidence for something YET. And, showing how science has met spiritua
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by jvagner 12y ago
Notice that no one talks of Microsoft as being the big Marketing machine it used to be.
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by jvagner 12y ago
Microsoft was always the continuity OS company. The fact that they need a concerted effort to get closer to what Apple has maintained is ridiculous. That they had separate and incompatible desktop, gaming, tablet and phone OSes is a monstro
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It is as bad as that. Distribution, marketing, awareness, etc., are the mechanics AFTER research.
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Never heard of Flowdock. Checked iOS app. Zero reviews, ever. So, "been around for a while" doesn't feel like a true validation.
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Do you take your watch off at night.. leave it on a bedstand? How much harder with it be to tap the magnetic power thingie on? Not at all. When Apple Watch 2.0 comes out, will battery life be longer? Quite probably. This is just the beginni
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by jvagner 12y ago
Have you talked to anyone who's been funded by the Gates Foundation? I have. It's rigorous, and very data-intensive. Whatever imaginary cache of research out there that might exist probably couldn't be qualified-up for a GF f

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