sotojuan

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by sotojuan 9y ago
I stand corrected then. Thanks!
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by sotojuan 9y ago
The SV way.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> Sales occur every few weeks knocking 20 to 40 percent off of items. I think their shorts and pants are exceptional and worth the $50 to $70 you can get them for during sales. Is selling most of your stock during sales profitable? If s
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by sotojuan 9y ago
I don't think that pricing is very good. $100 for pants is not enough for "better" quality/craftsmanship like designer labels have, but it's not low enough to be an easy purchase. Honestly, the $100 pants (from a fe
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by sotojuan 9y ago
From what little I've heard, Bonobos hasn't been doing too well. Maybe it was either sell or go out of business eventually?
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by sotojuan 9y ago
It's not rare for college students to spend their first or even second year of college with an undecided major while they find what they're interested in. It happened to me (and I still managed to graduate on time). In fact, that&
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Something I noticed when I lived in non-assimilated[1] working class neighborhoods is that education just isn't that important. A lot of my neighbors graduated high school and started working for the family ASAP either in some sort of
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by sotojuan 9y ago
This kind of attitude is not helpful. Sometimes even tech people want things that work "good enough" with no configuration or thinking involved. No need to go full normie.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Perfectly describes the kind of people that go all CLI :D
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Yes. That's creative. Zombie survival games have been old since 2010.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Yeah but using it as a way to "get back" at your parent's generation? After a decade of "no mom, I won't have children!!!! That's what you get!!!" they'll get over it and keep enjoying their retiremen
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> I consider it a weapon in this war of generations. I'm denying my parents the joy of grandchildren. Wow. Do you really think this matters at all?
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by sotojuan 9y ago
I'm 23 and I'd never work more than eight hours a day. I have hobbies, friends, and interests beyond work. I stay at my current job because we respect people's lives.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
The US is not Silicon Valley or NYC. Between the coasts, a lot of developers get <$70k per year salaries. Maybe it's the same for Canada?
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Yes now they're known for monitoring your computer usage and updating it while you're not looking.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> Do you have a Facebook account? > How about a "professional" social media network? Have never needed either past college. None of my current friends use it or spend time on it, don't really talk to people I went to hi
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Because they took a lot of VC money.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
This person is the perfect example of why women hate it when men try to give them advice.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Just get some Xbox controllers and Steam should be fine with minimal set up. Or set them up before asking them to play. Alternatively get an emulator and some ROMs old SNES games. Very fun. Plenty of good games for kids on any platform.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Not to mention Brave is written in Electron/JS so it'll perform worse than Chrome does.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Considering Sublime's speed, I trust the one man show more than random contributors.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
People miss sites that don't carry 50mb of JS, ads, tracking, and sites that all look the same.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
I got paid for speaking at Empex this month because I already lived in NYC. Otherwise you got travel taken care of.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Slack will. From https://slack.engineering/rebuilding-slacks-emoji-picker-in-... > Rebuilding the Emoji Picker in React resulted in faster rendering and simplified code that’s easier to maintain. We’re extending these ga
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by sotojuan 9y ago
Welcome to large JS apps. Doesn't matter what the library is—they'll always be slow.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> but on the big ones it would basically just drown everything into a sea of low-quality threads The big subreddits' comment sections is largely low quality anyway. Traditional forums have their downsides (anyone remember super nest
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by sotojuan 9y ago
It's a combination of that and our Puritan background. There aren't many societies more bent on shaming and excluding than 17th century Puritans.
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Spinners.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> Is the real-time feature the only way you plan to make this different/better than the others? If so, Simplenote already does this and has apps for almost all platforms.
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by sotojuan 9y ago
> Put simply, if your users never complain about the performance of your app then it is fast enough Wow. People like this are why people hate JS devs.

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