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by phillmv 13y ago
The right way to have communicated would have been "Oh shit, I didn't mean it that way, sorry guys. I understand how that may have come across poorly." instead of "What me racist unpossible!"
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by phillmv 13y ago
It's really hard to get a cab in San Francisco and not it's not easy in New York either. Contrast with Toronto, where it's a no brainer on major streets (and we have Hailo here, which works pretty darn well but uses regular c
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by phillmv 13y ago
10.6 refers to the operating system. Chrome auto updates - I'm on version 28.0.1500.95.
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by phillmv 13y ago
Chrome, 10.6, 1280x800.
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by phillmv 13y ago
You can't actually see all the left-menu items on http://getbootstrap.com/components/ on a 13inch screen.
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by phillmv 13y ago
Yeah, can someone who knows how this shit works chime in? There's a lot of conjecture on the internet but few answers. Apple's advice seems to be "don't worry, be happy, don't let it be in a discharged state for a v
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by phillmv 13y ago
Python, okay, but how are you prevented from using a "functional style" in Ruby?
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by phillmv 13y ago
Basically, we're all fucked and I don't understand how anyone retires.
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by phillmv 13y ago
I don't think so. Back in 2009 I was responsible for adding another carousel monstrosity to the world and that was just before smartphones exploded. Certainly not what I had in mind.
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by phillmv 13y ago
I predict his file will be incredibly boring/banal stuff, with the odd wild conjecture. The blacked out parts will consist entirely of things embarrassing to the agents who compiled it.
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by phillmv 13y ago
>My point is that overreliance on monetary inflation as the single systemic driver is simplistic. Oh, but of course. I mean, it's crazy non linear system and we don't even know all the variables. Any cause in particular will be
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by phillmv 13y ago
Yes, hello, I am interested in this topic and I've been saying something like this for a little while now. Negative real interest rates have had to have an impact in how we've been allocating money. Do we have a way for measurin
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by phillmv 13y ago
Actually, you're in a rather unique position. If you don't mind, what do you think drives valuation inflation? What's the competitive pressure for VCs/funders to invest at higher valuations?
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by phillmv 13y ago
Don't make a vow, just create an understanding: there will come a point in time where it will not be in person A's best interest to keep doing the startup, and you guys will have to deal with it amicably. Ditto re: "communica
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by phillmv 13y ago
Do they have a demo up anywhere?
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by phillmv 13y ago
Your business partner is going to be the most important relationship you have outside of your family and your SO. The way I see it there are four crucial aspects: 1. Whether or not you like working with them all day 2. Whether or not you ca
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by phillmv 13y ago
It depends on your app. Suppose you have some kind of permissions model based around the department that a certain employee belongs to. Say, HR people can look at people's salaries. If you allow mass assignment to department_id, someon
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by phillmv 13y ago
Hello! I have performed two rails 2 upgrades. Both cases they were smallish apps, but they took 3-5 days to feel comfortable with everything that's happened. If this is an app that is still being actively developed, I highly recommend
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by phillmv 13y ago
>which is going to be a bit hairy for people accustom to <= Rail 3.x finder syntax and ancient plugins that somehow manage to still work. Yeah, but that pain will come regardless. Better I think to wait until the dust settles on turbo
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by phillmv 13y ago
Having played this game repeatedly, I suggest waiting until 4.1 or so. Point releases are often buggier than intended, such is life, and it's going to take another year before plugins start requiring it anyways. If you're on 2.3.x
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by phillmv 13y ago
Well… if you live or grew up in in Europe Le Mans is definitely crème de la crème. They cover that shit live on TV. No one's making that up.
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by phillmv 13y ago
Er, not if it's the password to the private key.
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by phillmv 13y ago
There's a lot of good content on Medium. For instance. I'm a big fan of shanly: https://medium.com/@shanley
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by phillmv 13y ago
He lucked out. Which is the whole point. You don't hear about all the other people who got a small bonus and were kept on at roughly the same salary. It works out decent-to-great for founders, but employee #3-10 not so much. Although I'd be
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by phillmv 13y ago
I went and visited a friend at the New York Times building last year. Between TV and my own experience working around writers, I expected it to be a busy and loud environment as I walked into the beautiful ENORMOUS OPEN FLOORS that building
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by phillmv 13y ago
No, you're just seeing javascript come into its own as a general purpose language community. The surprising part isn't that it's being shipped in npm, it's more that people like programming these sorts of tools in javascript. This sort of t
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by phillmv 13y ago
I wouldn't conflate the institutional problems plaguing Eclipse with a strict FOSS/paid business dichotomy here, especially because Eclipse was started at IBM, and continues to be funded and led by IBM/Oracle, etc. It's tempting to make the
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by phillmv 13y ago
I think it's implied that lunges and side planks are alternating; at least I have a hard time doing much more than 15 secs per side plank.
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by phillmv 13y ago
I'm figuring this stuff out. I'm on the "adult rec league" stage. These shiny textfields and the illusion of pseudonymity, even when you use your real name, make it easy to write and sound really snarky and mean and I'm sorry if I came off
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by phillmv 13y ago
Let me get this straight. Your solution to feeling socially isolated, having no fulfilling hobbies outside of work, and your apparent unhappiness, despite your success, is to open a co-working space ? Folks, this is as clear as an indictme

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