mikeryan

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by mikeryan 6y ago
I've not been looking really there, most of my thoughts have been around the commercial real estate market and media entertainment private equity companies. Giphy, could (total spitballing here) could be a company that was a bit overva
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by mikeryan 6y ago
I've been watching this a bit in other sectors, but I'm fascinated to see if there's a real uptick in "Vulture Buying" as the effects of the financial markets really settle in. This may have been something in the wo
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by mikeryan 6y ago
I run a small tech company in the Bay Area, and while rents are not cheap, they end up being a very small percentage of costs - particularly compared to salaries. I think you'll find some companies that your suggestion as workable but
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by mikeryan 6y ago
When I read these I feel its way to early to start making determinations on whether "Working for Home" is here to stay. It's going to work for some and not for others, but a few exceptional months with no clear forecasts on w
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by mikeryan 6y ago
The article covers that fact pretty clearly at the end no?
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by mikeryan 6y ago
Won't fix your issue but I run a Wireguard VPN on my PiHole that allows me to get onto my local network. The other upside is that once connected you get the PiHole blocking from anywhere....
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by mikeryan 6y ago
It’s a bit strange hitting the google redirect notice when linking from the site. You also might want to put your .idea directory and secrets in a .gitignore
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by mikeryan 7y ago
In the 80s we called POPCORN (767-2676) to get the current time. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/06/remem...
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by mikeryan 7y ago
I honestly don’t know how you manage this with a normal user/consumer without a flood of “my battery life is gone” complaints. Even with opt-In messaging how many people just click “ok” thinking the app needs it.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Over the years I've considered switching to Android a few times but Apple's really locking in as my preferred device from their privacy work. Not sure this moves the needle with consumers but it does for me.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Both Samsung and LG have emulators that are fine for feature development. You don’t need the hardware and there are too many variations to even make that worthwhile.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Sure it does, my labor is why I’m now being offered $500 for $50 tickets.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
The Springsteen ticket example is a horrible one. It turns out the amount of time you spent getting the tickets is irrelevant. No its not my time is worth something.[1] If I spent 3 hours getting the tickets and I value my time at $150 an
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by mikeryan 7y ago
I came in to say that this was one of the tidbits of info I always held onto from business school. The whole point of understanding sunk costs is avoiding the Sunk Cost Fallacy. Everytime I hear a sports talk radio guy talking about how mu
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by mikeryan 7y ago
I was wondering if Central was still around. They used to be my SF go to when building my own PCs.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Does your wife actually pronounce these differently? Small sample size but as far as I can tell I pronounce these identically. (CA - native speaker)
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by mikeryan 7y ago
I think most MacBook Pros have some accelerometer functions you can access. I wonder if you could create a util to detect if your laptop was picked up and automatically log you out.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
This isn’t an MVP. Its an existing system with an existing set of user expectations that should be enhanced not reduced.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Yes that’s right I was unfortunately speaking in generalities and in this case the specifics are crucial.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
In CA you have a right to whatever you create your own time. In Texas (IIRC) and some other states your employer can claim a right to anything you create while under their employ. It's a state by state thing. Note the claim here seems
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by mikeryan 7y ago
The early part of the complaint covers this a bit. He did work on the new startup while still employed at Apple, including poaching engineers. He was also responsible to not do anything that could "compete with or take any actions ini
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by mikeryan 7y ago
We built apps for Yahoos connected TV platform (it was based on the Konfabulator widget engine) back in the day. Getting API support from clients (broadcast networks) for niche platforms was next to impossible and trying to aggregate all t
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by mikeryan 7y ago
If Honey is inserting themselves between the blogger and the seller and then pocketing the commission, how is this not “stealing/hijacking” the commission?
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Rather this then everyone just using a skinned version of bootstrap. But honestly this is just design management starting to make a real improvement to how design works across teams and applications. There seems to be a lot of push back her
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by mikeryan 7y ago
By updating the tool tip Does the new component propagate out to all sites?
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Design Systems are much like Frameworks you can either formalize and document the process or not but all this type of information has to live somewhere and be communicated. The hard part here is that now with the rise of alternative tooling
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by mikeryan 7y ago
You and I may disagree on this but my assumption is that it’s not the drivers job to determine whether the car will take the right action, but to do whatever is necessary to prevent any sort of accident. Regardless my point was more related
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by mikeryan 7y ago
My first thought was that the other companies don’t use two drivers for an extra set of eyes on the road but to have an extra set of eyes on the driver.
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by mikeryan 7y ago
It was kind of funny there was a company a few years ago that occupied some prime Market St. retail space in SF that sold "Dutch Bikes". Dutch bikes are pretty huge and make no sense in SF which has, you know, hills. They didn&#x
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by mikeryan 7y ago
Nor the Vallejo fire

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