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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Haha, well, I'm having to figure out more government mandates, procedures, etc. to abide by now, so as it stands currently, more.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Yes. Cheaper/better plans == subsidies. There are cheaper and better plans available, but ONLY if you make the income cutoff (~$45k for individuals with no dependents). Whether you buy in or out of the marketplace has no bearing on the
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I guess that's how it would need to be. So, it's not perfectly neat. But I would probably be able to purchase COBRA to hold me off until 2014. Still, individuals making more than roughly $45k (at current numbers) don't qualif
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
There's conflicting information out there. eHealthInsurance asks if this is for 2014 (or now), giving this reason for the question: > With the introduction of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), plans in 2014 may be different from
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
This neatly coincides with my need to purchase my own health insurance: I just accepted an offer with a startup that does not yet have a company plan in place, but they are giving me a a monthly allowance to purchase my own. May I solicit a
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Which ROA causes it to act as a sedative? That's very curious, indeed!
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Build a webapp for users to generate nice-looking, highly usable resumes. Host their resumes on public profile pages, maintaining complete openness (with an optional permissions model, of course). Offer a "Download Resume as PDF"
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
A big help for me has been trying to fall in line with the natural circadian rhythm of sleep. Try to get to bed early, and make sure your room is as dark as possible. Turn off your computer and/or TV some time before bed (I hear recomm
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I had the pleasure of interviewing (and hiring) my first two team members just this past spring. To me, "culture fit" basically meant that the interview consisted mostly of us nerding the fuck out together. That really had nothing
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
This is nonsense. I'll have a Jameson on the rocks, please.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I think the point is that the light signals your body to stop production of melatonin, waking you up naturally.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I suppose if I were to undertake it, all I would need is time (i.e., some savings) to produce a rough first version. To really build it, the help of other engineers on the back-end, especially to implement job matching algorithms. I'm
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I hate LinkedIn. The pay walls and forced semi-hidden profiles are insanely annoying. I wish I had the resources to build a competitor centered around openness and UX. It should monetize on really strong programmatic job matching, driven by
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
> carry on raising pints I don't think that means you've learned much. The point is personal reflection.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I think it has to do with oversight. There's a strong precedent for the international community to hold a country's leaders as responsible for their military's actions. The chain of command reflects that. Compare that to inte
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Hahahaha. Oh man. And if they violate the Rules of Engagement, it's going to hurt a lot worse than paid time off.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
As an agency developer, I agree wholeheartedly.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
You should require users to generate their own API keys. Problem solved! http://i.qkme.me/3r6sxj.jpg
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
As a fellow "Kevin," developer, and purveyor of underground parties, my hat's off to you guys! I signed up for the beta, and I'm looking forward to checking it out. What do you think of listing events in search of a loca
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
gralbumcollective.com? Nice looking website, but you desperately need a clear and concise message on the home page that explains exactly what it is. I was heavily interested in figuring it out, but I had to click around several pages just t
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I liken it to open source software: the intellectual property isn't the business plan/revenue source—rather, it enables a business model surrounding that IP (touring). Pretty Lights, for example, is achieving some great success re
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Oh dear lord that's cute. Good on you for doing something right!
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Well, fancy that. As a young child, I liked to play King's quest, but I couldn't quite read yet—so my mother wrote down the text commands on a sheet of paper, for my reference. And before that, I got my computer time in by way of
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Interesting...there was an article on HN recently that posited a major reason for the 'failure' of the Facebook Platform was an over-engineered attempt to mitigate spam and promote quality control through automation...instead of c
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
I would definitely recommend getting a VPS, learning how to manage one from the command line will be a fun learning experience in and of itself—and will make you a stronger developer in the process. I would recommend Linode. They have an ex
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Except, law is invariably perverted to provide an advantage to a select group.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
So, you fixed the glitch?
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
How about a script that watches for such phrases (perhaps using Google Alerts), which sets off a timer for the release of the key. Then Snowden could disable it if there's a false positive. The only problem is, that complicates the sys
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
My understanding is that's exactly what he's done. He's already distributed the encrypted documents, the kill switch will distribute the key.
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by kvcrawford 13y ago
Oh my, what lovely interaction design!

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