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by rsuelzer 9y ago
There are so many glaring issues with BitCoin that it's insane that there are people who are dumb enough to buy it at these prices. 1) 96% of it is controlled by 4% of people. That means if it were to become a currency 96% of the weal
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by rsuelzer 9y ago
I see Dogecoin is no longer at it's 2 billion dollar market cap. When my dad asked me if I thought BitCoin was in a bubble, I told him that the fact that a parody coin had a market capitalization of two billion dollars seemed to indica
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by rsuelzer 10y ago
The reality is that as long as companies keep building campuses and requiring people to come into the office in the Bay that many people can't move. I work remotely, only because our building was shut down due to a natural disaster. An
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by rsuelzer 10y ago
Yet my phone still won't hold a charge for more than three hours.
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Any links to research on how much advertising dollars the average website makes per unique visitor would be interesting to read.
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I'm sure market research has been done. But 52 dollars a year is probably too high a price for an ad free version of wired. I would pay maybe three or four dollars a year, which has to be more money than they would possibly make off o
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I use both react and angular. At work we lean toward angular because of the overhead of having to train design teams with no real JavaScript backgrounds how to work with jsx. That being said, I use both react and angular. Angular is a full
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
My friend and I built a proof of concept to post books for sale that were not available on Amazon.com but were available on Half.com for a markup. When someone orders on Amazon.com, place an order on Half.com and change the shipping addres
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
3 promotions in 3 years. Treatment changed my life.
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I couldn't be happier with Windows 10. I actually went out and bought a windows phone and ditched my iPhone. I might be crazy, but I feel like this is the right direction of the company. They also realized that no one is going to pa
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Gmail has by far the work UX out of any of the popular applications I use. It's an eye sore.
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96M Black Spheres Protect Los Angeles Water(dailymail.co.uk)
4 points by rsuelzer 11y ago|1 comments
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
This was a cute article. I laughed at the end. Thank you for sharing this, it put a smile on my face. :)
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
One thing I've wanted to do, but is total impractical.. I want to put beacons on trees around the city that will provide information about the tree, for example what type of tree it is, when it was planted, etc. Of course, I could jus
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Published: July 20, 2015 Mine will applied after restart.
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Maybe? They essentially do this with Google Analytics? No?
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Washington DC keeps a dataset of all of their trees. I wonder if I should build some sort of application for interacting with the trees, or just learning or posting more information about them. data set: http://caseytrees.org&#x
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I'm not a computer science grad, and it puts me at a huge disadvantage simply because I never had any formal training about algorithms. And my day job is to write testable, well-designed production quality code. I don't get to sp
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I agree. There are tons of ways to test for this. Write a simple library that doesn't use any good design principles and have your candidate spend some time refactoring it. You can even use the same library multiple times. Heck, hav
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
This times 1000! The really sad thing is that 9.9 out of 10 technical interviews are all about how many Algo's you know. Even if your job will never require actually implementing a single one. These interviewers do not seem to care a
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
It sounds like nothing gets done there.
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
As someone who has stuck with a company for four years, I am terrified that I won't be able to get another job. It seems like you are "damaged goods" if you stay at place longer than three years that isn't a huge tech c
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
This article is pretty good on piecing it stuff like this together: https://blog.korelogic.com/blog/2015/01/12/javascript_deobfu...
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
Yeah, it wasn't the greatest idea to copy and paste the minified version of jQuery in there...
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by rsuelzer 11y ago
I had the same experience. However, it became laggy on FF40 after clusterize.js kicked in. I'm sure the benefits are better at 500k rows versus.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Thank you. I've learned a lot from this and have posted a response to my original comment.
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
I've done some soul searching around my response to this. My response is everything that is wrong with sexism in our industry. Her request to stop using you guys is completely reasonable and makes total sense. I was wrong to try and
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Yeah, and it if you are working in a region that doesn't use "you guys" as a gender neutral "you all" you should be aware that it can be seen a loaded term and adjust accordingly to make sure that you properly conve
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Although, while I understand the authors concerns on point #1 I think it comes from a misunderstanding of the reason on why so many people use the phrase "you guys". I'm going to go out on a limb here and defend all of us wh
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by rsuelzer 12y ago
Microsoft & Google. Not Apple, but certainly not for a lack of trying.

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