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by pplante 6y ago
I've watched the recordings a number of times. I am aware that he didn't explicitly say to storm the Capital, however he plays the crowd. There had been a lot of individuals and groups discussing actions since November. I would
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by pplante 6y ago
itscircletime.com | REMOTE | Product Manager | Full-Time | https://www.itscircletime.com It's Circle Time provides online meetups and classes for kids between 3-to-6 years old. We're evolving our programs to build a n
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by pplante 6y ago
What languages and technologies do you have experience with? I agree with the other posts telling you to checkout IndieHackers and build something. In the meantime, there are probably some contract gigs you could pick up to extend the run
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by pplante 6y ago
Elon aims to be producing cars from the new factory by end of year. Is it possible that when he says factory they mean the tent structures they are using and continuing to build in Fremont? If so, then maybe his timeline isn't terrib
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by pplante 7y ago
I thought that might be an awesome splurge someday, then I saw the refresh rate of 750ms. Nearly an entire second to see a screen repaint every time I move a cursor.
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by pplante 7y ago
But then how else would those same executives be able to manipulate the share price so quickly? It isn't realistic to expect them to think long term when the system allows and incentivizes them to think short term.
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by pplante 7y ago
Anything to back up your claim of him out bidding everyone else? I believe right now there are restrictions on price gouging for necessary supplies.
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by pplante 7y ago
From my experience stressing that you are working from home and unable to do household chores during the day is very important. Sometimes there is this weird switch that happens for partners, roommates, etc that I've experienced when
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by pplante 7y ago
Where do you live? I have never seen such a half-assed install. I'm not doubting what you described, just curious what location has such lax building codes.
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by pplante 7y ago
I do. Good point, the algorithms are as biased as societal norms from the 1950s.
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by pplante 7y ago
I agree with the author and wish I could see less ads for bras. I am a male and mostly follow makers and woodworkers, yet I see a ton of ads for bras. My wife doesn't send me too many links to bra companies either. I deleted my Faceb
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by pplante 7y ago
I assume you mean Visual Basic, since Visual Studio was geared towards C/C++. Unless you actually used the MFC designer in VS5/6, which never really worked that well for me.
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by pplante 7y ago
I love the takehome product idea. Wish that was around when I was conducting loads of technical interviews a few years ago.
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by pplante 7y ago
What sector of healthcare? Mind being more specific? My email is in my profile if you're interested in a conversation. I have a side project that's targeting physicians being able to better track their activities.
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by pplante 7y ago
I understand the context, but that logo doesn't give me a lot of warm feelings. I would likely skip the product just on that regardless of how awesome it might be.
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by pplante 8y ago
I go about every 3 weeks.
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by pplante 8y ago
What industry?
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by pplante 8y ago
I have been experiencing these same symptoms. I started seeing a therapist again, which is starting to help me control and understand the trigger sources for my anxiety. Thank you for sharing such a personal thing, it helps me know I&#x27
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by pplante 8y ago
This person is someone I would hire over and over again, but they are a private person so I won't out them. About 5 years ago I saw someone post a project to HN. The project dealt with stock predictions, and wasn't really unique.
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by pplante 8y ago
The YC podcast recently had one of the founders on to tell that story. It was pretty interesting to hear first hand since I had only read a little bit beforehand.
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by pplante 8y ago
I've been using Flutter for a few months now, and have not felt this productive in years. Being able to iterate so quickly on real or virtual devices has changed how I design and development a UI. I can set out with a mock-up and almo
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by pplante 9y ago
The Google weather app is easy to read and loads in <5 seconds on my OnePlus 5. Doesn't that app fit your requirements?
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by pplante 9y ago
No the delivery company is an infrastructure play while the toast company is scaling the b2c interfaces.
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by pplante 10y ago
Heck that's quite a deal on an MS or MX 100D lease.
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by pplante 10y ago
The best description I can find of this "company" lies on page 37: " https://neuromama.com/ - Search Engine based on Artificial Technology....."
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by pplante 10y ago
Rentlytics | Sacramento, CA (onsite) OR San Francisco, CA (onsite) We are developing a scalable, dynamic, and easy to use business intelligence tool. Our customers love the product and we are looking to continue to delight them with the mos
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by pplante 11y ago
Rentlytics | Sacramento, CA (onsite) OR San Francisco, CA (onsite) We are developing a scalable, dynamic, and easy to use business intelligence tool. Our customers love the product and we are looking to continue to delight them with the mos
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by pplante 12y ago
i think they meant to highlight the high resource requirements.
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by pplante 12y ago
I found LibGDX to be an incredible framework to quickly iterate with. I really miss working with it as much as I did in 2012. The core developers are some really great guys who are always willing to lend a hand. I probably wouldn't
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by pplante 13y ago
You're right. I chose that license because I originally wanted to protect the artwork which I paid a decent sum of money for. Now that its been over a year, I am less worried about the artwork since I have recouped my original costs.

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