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by jvagner 7y ago
And that no one had done it before (apparently).
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by jvagner 7y ago
There are probably a lot of reasons why people may watch a lot of TV, including depression or other forms of mental and emotional pain.
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by jvagner 7y ago
This. I use it across my iPhones and iPads, and all the major browsers on my Mac. Plus, my business partner and I have a shared vault in 1Password for commonly needed account passwords. It’s super useful.
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by jvagner 7y ago
Fry’s in Concord was the same as of last week.
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by jvagner 7y ago
A personal slack.
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by jvagner 7y ago
Spotify is doing what they want to do for their platform. I’m not sure what you want Spotify to do about the user generated content on Facebook and Twitter.
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by jvagner 7y ago
What do you mean “supposed” to? That’s the convention but it’s far from ideal. While it helps to have the bargaining power and administration of a plan handled by a company such as one you work for, the actual costs of healthcare to you are
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by jvagner 7y ago
At my office there’s a fridge with a card reader. You can take whatever you want out of the fridge after swiping your card. There’s breakfast and lunch and snack items in the fridge. Some company has already replicated the Amazon Go model f
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by jvagner 7y ago
I’m with you. I’ve been saying more and more that if Apple can’t stay strong I don’t really like the alternatives. OSX and iOS were so nice together a few years back. Now they’re out of step and the design and quality aren’t strong. I don’t
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by jvagner 7y ago
The Mustang sells in very low numbers relative to their other models.
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by jvagner 7y ago
..and news headline writing, I’d say.
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by jvagner 7y ago
I’m back in SF after a few years away. I had developed some thoughts about the homelessness challenges that Reno was facing, but when I landed in SF/Oakland it was immediately overwhelming, occurring on such a different scale and with
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by jvagner 7y ago
My girlfriend moved towns to move in with me. We both work from home, together... and I usually drive (newer, bigger car). She doesn’t really know how our town is laid out. We joke about it but know why that’s the case. We’ve just moved. I
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by jvagner 7y ago
The company that can't even put the right sized batteries in their latest mobile product probably can't spin this purchase into gold. Some of what they struggle with shouldn't be as hard as they seem to make it...
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by jvagner 7y ago
Are you selling a product you found and posted to Amazon, or did you create/assemble an FBA pack? My partner and I have two related product assemblages that we think are under-represented on Amazon, but for which we think we've id
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by jvagner 7y ago
Of what.. and does it amount to much in $? Curious, because I've looked on pixabay for some things that were wildly under-represented, and I had half a thought to fill those gaps, mostly for fun and I'm... close to it.
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by jvagner 7y ago
I’ll second all the recommendations to work out. A bit of strength training, and a bit of calisthenics. Your report also calls into question your scapula and thoracic areas. It can take a bit of skill development to get the form right, but
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by jvagner 7y ago
Even me and my 2 count G Suite account gets support.
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by jvagner 7y ago
In addition to working in tech, I'm also a certified personal trainer (I got it to volunteer train youth at a YMCA, and have kept at it because I work with a small number of people who are trying to enact transformation in various part
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by jvagner 7y ago
Big public SaaS company... they're not going to change on anything but their own roadmap schedule. They have competitors, and we looked at them, but we had at least two requirements that the newer, smaller, fresher competitors couldn&#
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by jvagner 7y ago
Real world example: uploading product, inventory and pricing data to ChannelAdvisor for processing and then republishing out to multiple e-commerce platforms (Amazon, Jet, Rakuten, etc). CA is a big complex powerful system, and my team was
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by jvagner 7y ago
Based on own experience, there are a lot of systems out there that will only injest certain kinds of data via an FTP drop off. They won’t change or update their systems, but everyone who wants better visibility to the data they’re dropping
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by jvagner 7y ago
I have a private email for close friends and family (note, I have no FB account). I had layers of obfuscation on this over the years, which I’ve since walked away from. I run a few businesses, and have work email at each. These usually cycl
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by jvagner 7y ago
Yes. Back in the day, I commuted to SOMA from Lafayette -- had that worked out quite nicely. I'll be starting from Oakland, found a spot to land that will give me a little time to work through market availabilities to find the right pl
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by jvagner 7y ago
That is, for sure. But if you can nick Apple for that decision, I think what Google can be nicked for is much bigger, and it’s not a decision on their part, but something more akin to a thing they can’t accomplish.
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by jvagner 7y ago
I’m moving back to SF on Nov 1 for work. It’s bemusing to watch the fire, electrical and BART outages this week. I’ve had CA related travel stays cancelled twice for PG&E outages. Looking for a place to stay/live, too.. if anyone h
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by jvagner 7y ago
I have an iPhone, iPad and MacBook. I use a lot of Messages (iMessage) tied to Apple IDs. Maybe one Android contact. Sometimes I use Hangouts and Slack. Very little crossover among people on those. I don’t use WhatsApp or Telegram, but I ca
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by jvagner 7y ago
I was surprised at how difficult it was to make "Delete" a top-level, default UI option even in the latest iOS version of Mail. It seemed interesting and novel when Gmail first launched and they encouraged archiving everything, bu
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by jvagner 7y ago
My company was 12 minutes from going public, and it got pulled. That’s a fun story to reflect on.
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by jvagner 7y ago
Sure it is, as has been demonstrated in many, many countries.

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