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by wallawe 7y ago
how do you determine that if not at what the market sets it at?
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by wallawe 7y ago
> In Tourney play, the top 2 or 3 players get paid out Or top 2 or 3 thousand... depends on the tournament but it's usually the top 15% ish.
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by wallawe 7y ago
To add onto this, some players that truly abide by the GTO strategy will use a prop, for example a watch, to determine what play to make. If you want your perceived range to be balanced and make x play 50% of the time and y play the other 5
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by wallawe 7y ago
I was a customer of one of your competitors (bond.co) who just recently shut down operations, though I'm not sure why. Would love it if there was an API integration, so that I could automate the delivery of handwritten cards. Do you ha
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by wallawe 7y ago
https://lob.com probably has what you're looking for. I've used their service for awhile and it's amazing.
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by wallawe 7y ago
I'm sure they did tons of testing on the experience, but I'm not a huge fan of the Apple Pay button being up top and appearing so prominent. My guess is that the vast majority of people won't end up using Apple Pay, so from a
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Businesses 'sitting ducks' for lawsuits because websites aren't ADA compliant(ksnt.com)
2 points by wallawe 8y ago|0 comments
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by wallawe 8y ago
This refrain is so tiring. There exist tax laws. They follow laws and pay the taxes they are supposed to. You can dislike the tax laws on the books but to expect that a company is going to willingly pay more than the law requires is absurd.
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by wallawe 8y ago
In what world is this not the case? One without a search engine at all? Any world where a search engine exists, people are going to try to do what ranks best. I would argue the world is better with a search engine (and these side effects) t
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by wallawe 8y ago
Thanks so much, I love the pattern in the second link you shared
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by wallawe 8y ago
This is great, thanks so much
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by wallawe 8y ago
Can you point to any writeups on this? Would love to reduce the boilerplate a bit, while still needing a global state management tool for a smaller app.
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by wallawe 8y ago
Email is a very solid way of maintaining contact with the people who are interested in your products, so I would encourage her to put strong emphasis on building a list if she hasn't already. This could be helpful in the event that ano
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by wallawe 8y ago
> If I buy a house in a neighbourhood that is zoned single family residential, Am I an "inefficient incumbent" because I expect that over the mid-to-long term it will stay that way? The incumbents I was referring to are clearly
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by wallawe 8y ago
It sounds like you're conflating common law with industry regulations. If I'm a fisherman in Florida, and I need to follow regulations for the fishing industry there, they don't have a stipulation that you can't discrimi
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by wallawe 8y ago
AirBnB and Uber are both examples of companies that were huge wins for customers/consumers. Just because they flout regulations which are often times outdated and unnecessary (re: protecting inefficient incumbents) doesn't mean th
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by wallawe 8y ago
What do you propose as an alternative?
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by wallawe 8y ago
As a js dev for 6 years now, and having conducted hundreds of interviews, I would say it is not necessary for a junior developer and most of the things they'd be doing. However, when it comes to a mid or senior level engineer, it'
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by wallawe 8y ago
This could also be due to a poor implementation of event listeners for scrolling, e.g. not throttling, which isn't necessarily a React issue.
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by wallawe 9y ago
I went to school at All-Saints there in Vicksburg, small world! Yes, there is definitely a stereotype in the south towards yankees (which is pretty much anyone not from the south as you alluded). I just expected more from highly educated fo
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by wallawe 9y ago
100% agree. It's become so commonplace to stereotype southerners in a particular way in the media and by Hollywood. I live in NYC now and have to deal with constant judgement whenever I mention I'm from Alabama. The most ironic th
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by wallawe 9y ago
Benefits. Benefits can cost up to 50% more on top of salary per employee, sometimes even more. The government requires full-time employees to be covered by health insurance for example. So if you switch to contractors you can save a great d
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by wallawe 9y ago
title: "Bitcoin is no long the only game in crypto-currency town"
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by wallawe 9y ago
Don't know why you're being downvoted. This has worked well in Singapore as well. PR already moving in that direction too: if you claim full-time residency or incorporate there (183 days/yr), US citizens can avoid paying lots
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by wallawe 9y ago
Your grandfather owned the land. These people do not.
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by wallawe 9y ago
This is the correct answer, I don't know why you're being downvoted. This would cause people to either (a) leave the country or (b) work until they made their 395k and then stop working for the year. It's actually quite terri
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Startup Ideas We'd Like to Fund (2008)(old.ycombinator.com)
3 points by wallawe 9y ago|2 comments
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by wallawe 9y ago
I was there from 2012-2015. If I remember correctly, they were rolled into the Adventures platform which was later shut down as mentioned in the article.
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by wallawe 10y ago
This is a full blown advertisement for cosmic.js (which also happens to be down). Although I like the idea of the service, I hate the misleading title/article. And the fact that the service is down doesn't make it any more attract
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by wallawe 10y ago
Stamplay has been awesome for me as a front-end dev to get things up and running quickly. Rails is great as well, esp if SEO is a consideration.

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