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by reillyse 12y ago
I presume he's staying out of the way for a while to let Sam push his personal brand a little more. Hard for him to develop as the leader with PG hanging around. That said I do like PG's essays.
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by reillyse 12y ago
OK, so I guess the big caveat here is I wasn't living in the US at the time and left university without any debt. I can see how stressing about how much money you are spending would make hanging out in college a lot less fun.
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by reillyse 12y ago
I would say completely the opposite. :) Spend this time upskilling and doing interesting things. As a 19 year old you are not earning any real money, your 30 year old self will be earning a multiple of it (probably 3-4) and the cost of livi
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by reillyse 12y ago
Agreed, I've spent 10 years in university and I couldn't be happier with my choices. I feel I've really got a deep appreciation for my craft and my own abilities and I've always been able to work on my side projects at t
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by reillyse 13y ago
I'm withholding my judgment on the tech - it all seems a little too good to be true - but the copy on your page is great, I actually read every line of it which rarely ever happens when I visit a technical page.
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by reillyse 13y ago
nice :)
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by reillyse 13y ago
Pardon me for being cynical about this, but from what we've heard about NSA hacking and industry collaboration I would say it's highly likely that a large number of the Certificate Authorities themselves are compromised by the NSA
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by reillyse 13y ago
I was doing OK with this rant and was following it until the burning man people are all libertarians section. No they are not. The whole piece smacks of the same dumbass world versus tech bullshit I see around. Super tired of it at this sta
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by reillyse 13y ago
I don't want to start a war but I think labeling coffee by the roast level is far too simplistic for most people. The roast level as you've described really just tells us what the bean looks like, i.e light medium & dark. I&#x
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by reillyse 13y ago
I'm a big fan of penflip. Create for collaboration and got some neat features for editing your books.
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by reillyse 13y ago
The introductory paragraph of the article makes my head hurt.
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by reillyse 13y ago
Great article.
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by reillyse 13y ago
So couple of comments on stripe checkout. 2 big issues. First off, the entering of email addresses and remember me stuff is confusing for my customers. We sign up people for a free trial and take their credit card details before we sign the
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by reillyse 13y ago
This seems reasonable to me? Why is this a newsworthy item?
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by reillyse 13y ago
Glad to hear you are enjoying the coffee. We change up our coffee every week, but yes we do select a lot of lighter roasted coffees for various reasons (here is a blog post that we've done about it http://blog.moustachecoffe
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by reillyse 13y ago
Your comment doesn't really make any sense. I'm not sure what pajamas and Target have to do with graphic design.
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The creative process that went into designing our new logo(blog.moustachecoffeeclub.com)
9 points by reillyse 13y ago|5 comments
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by reillyse 13y ago
you forgot the New York Times, L.A. Times, Time Magazine & the Huffington Post... they publish for free all you need is a good story.
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by reillyse 13y ago
Shenanigans! I call shenanigans! I would seriously doubt 10% of a university class on Comp Sci has read this book let alone a high school class of any standard. I remember reading this but can't remember finishing it so I presume I&#x2
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This Graph Shows How Likely It Is a Computer Will Take Your Job(policymic.com)
9 points by reillyse 13y ago|0 comments
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by reillyse 13y ago
Kudos for a stunningly misleading graph. The manipulation of numbers is impressive. Whats wrong with it? Bitcoin to USD has dropped by 50% in the last few days. By taking a "monthly average" and graphing that they've been abl
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by reillyse 13y ago
To elaborate a little more, because there seems to be tons of discussion about this when there really shouldn't be. Here is a probabilistic solution to the problem. 1) Each General sends n messages to all the other generals. 2) After a
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by reillyse 13y ago
"Before the Bitcoin protocol was invented, most computer scientists thought a system like Bitcoin was impossible because of a famous problem in computer science called the Byzantine Generals Problem." ... wait what?
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by reillyse 13y ago
Pretty sure the US has never been at war with Yemen or ever officially fought a war in Yemen.
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by reillyse 13y ago
This makes me feel very old.
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The Hot Pursuit of Coffee Roasting(blog.moustachecoffeeclub.com)
1 points by reillyse 13y ago|0 comments
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by reillyse 13y ago
Only problem is that people stop using Ryanair. I've been burned a few times and finally sued them in the small claims court(and won). I've never flown with them since and have quite happily paid more money to avoid. I see this ha
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The difference between light & dark roasted coffee(blog.moustachecoffeeclub.com)
1 points by reillyse 13y ago|0 comments
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by reillyse 13y ago
Good article, only issue I have with it is Downtown Los Angeles is definitely not a success story. From dusk to dawn skid row is a total tent city. Thats not an exaggeration, people set up tents up and down the sidewalk. I was seriously sho
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by reillyse 13y ago
I run a coffee site in the US www.moustachecoffeeclub.com that also does a subscription based service. We offer a much more premium product, and I have to say my instinct is you should probably do too. A blend of 2/3 robusta really is

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