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8y ago
Thanks for sharing; really enjoyed this.
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If you are interested in some really good data on the San Diego area housing market: https://www.piggington.com/september_2018_housing_data_slowd...
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8y ago
"..his friend at Mozilla offered genuine help, and his response is public shaming" I really can't get over this. Who acts this way?
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8y ago
Walmart bought Jet for $3.3 Billion in 2016.
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8y ago
There is a good explanation of this here: http://brainden.com/forum/topic/39-speeding-up/
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8y ago
It feels like 2007 all over again (in Cali).
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8y ago
Zapier maybe?
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9y ago
Mentally commit to staying a year and re-evaluate. That is long enough to see what happens with your (now vested?) options and the companies prospects, and you may feel very different about the work and job in that time. Life is too short t
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9y ago
This is undoubtedly true on an individual level, but not necessarily true on a societal level. (i.e. Things I can't control as an individual, we as a society might still be able to control or influence.)
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Trying to figure out the math on this. Let's say I pay slack $1000 a month and it goes down for one full day - does that mean I get (1/30 * 1000) * 100 = $3,333? (Assume 30 day month and 100% up time SLA for simplicity)
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This is sort of an aside to the article; but it boggles my mind how many people in the business world view PDF's as secure, unalterable documents.
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Stripe is trying to help: https://stripe.com/atlas
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"Not trying to put anyone down here, it's just I can't see a lot of economic benefit in a team of 10 engineers modeling the hair of the next Assassin's Creed character... and where do you think this money comes from?&quo
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Again, you should read the article. That isn't the scenario here at all.
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This is a scenario where the headline sounds outrageous, but then you read the details in the actual article and it actually makes sense.
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This is by far the best and most cogent answer in the entire comment section. Pity it's so far down the list.
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Relevant SMBC: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-talk-3
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I think there is a strong correlation between plain old narcissism and presidential plans.
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I've had almost the exact opposite experience. I often get Prime deliveries the next day, even when I order in the late afternoon or evening. I'm in Southern California, so maybe the greater density here means different systems ¯
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This is so fantastic, I wish my gym would do this. Whenever I go to my chain gym, I try to find a cardio machine as far as possible from the TV's running CNN and Fox News all day. If I'm not able, I take off my glasses so I can&
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"Stuff like this is part of the price we pay for freedom I suppose." What an odd conclusion to draw from this. Do countries with national ID's not have freedom?
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A [?] don't know what you are talking about.
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Britain has abandoned its claim to be the world's fifth largest economy
(money.cnn.com)
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This map shows the extent of the Southern California apartment boom
(ocregister.com)
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Sorta related, vox had this great article and interactive poll as to which states are actually in the midwest, really interesting. https://www.vox.com/2016/1/27/10825534/which-states-in-midwe...
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Yea, this data set is all wrong. I think they might be missing a bunch of the little hole in the wall restaurants.
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But this is wrong. It's not an externality for the company. Companies often often go out of their way to reduce this cost. Things like: - Covering the cost of a FastPass - Deciding where to locate a new office based on where employe
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Err. There is a kindle version available on the amazon link he posted.
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This might be a little out of date now, but I read this book in college that covers some of that ground. (My professor was the author) The Reasoning Voter: Communication and Persuasion in Presidential Campaigns By: Samuel Popkin
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Apple to appeal five-year-long patent battle after $439.7M loss
(theverge.com)
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