karljtaylor

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by karljtaylor 9y ago
near as I saw, you were up to $17, so there's that. "This project has been created to address a glaring gap in the rails ecosystem: the lack of an open source project for real estate websites. The result is that WordPress has beco
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
and to think they would have gotten away with it.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
hyperpains are just hyperweaknesses leaving your body.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
it is a delight. though I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that team jack hollis is on a path to do that yearly. if they follow through on the user-based stuff, they'll end up doing exactly what you were hoping for, @mmjaa.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
I've never understood why people do that. It's not as though you'd have much more work on your hands with a "safe name" from a promotions standpoint.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
if it were the case, don't you think they'd already tapped our their share of employees with clearances?
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
on the upside, seems like a good sign "x is the new y" is on its last legs.
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The Art of Retailing(medium.com)
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
I'm always a little concerned by articles like this because they seem to set up the following path of events: 1) Chronic unyielder starts driving down productivity. 2) Chronic unyielder begins to notice a pattern of being interrupted b
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
Texas makes sense (austin) but florida seems like a curious market to expand into.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
hadn't seen this in years. any more recent examples of anyone fiddling with this kind of thing?
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
"if you stump the bot, it triggers a prompt: “Need extra help?” It then provides a rather unhelpful link back to Google." it could point you to Lexus like the real thing...
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
there's some truth to this, but generally it's important to remember that a good portion of the pressure to "make the same song" originates with audiences. there's a delicate balance to strike here.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
Goldman's been inching away from the "white shoe" aesthetic for some time ---> http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/28/business/28lloyd.html but there's an important lesson to be learned
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
given the number of "click to send" pop-ups I've encountered today, I'm willing to bet that a large % of them are.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
seems like we ought to be talking about this: "there are an enormous number of comments queued up that will be submitted into their system before the July 17 deadline, as fast as their system can handle them. The same is true for email
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
and even then, that presumes you're only servicing intentionalists.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
"Committee staffers told CNBC they didn't know who the man's name." it's nice to see that a quantum of old-washington professionalism is still alive.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
is drawing in some dots on your jawline still an effective countermeasure? seems to be about all the folks at https://cvdazzle.com/ were suggesting....
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
thanks a latte.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
I'd love to hear the Tribe folks, they're in kind of a unique position of being able to take advantage of Australia's lax influencer laws at a time the US is cracking down.
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by karljtaylor 9y ago
Nevada at 39, Delaware at 40, and Wyoming at 27 feels curious.