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by wheelerwj 2y ago
Share yours first
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
I wouldn’t. If you were really going to approach it, you would launch a privacy focused messaging app, which could add filters and other simple Photo and video editing tools because most people are now sharing in small message groups and no
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
That’s funny because I knew exactly what it meant. And I think that it’s a clever way to differentiate what they do.
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
I’m glad I didn’t have to scroll too far to see your comment. In fact, A major power wins by creating a mote just big enough that only they can cross.
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
Is Firebase not modern anymore? I think this looks like, a backend-end-in-box type of product? So that you just have to focus on front end mostly? Could be cool for early stage projects.
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
“I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo. "So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
P-hack?
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
Why is nobody talking about how this is four years old?
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
I have a genuine question. As someone who has been a member of the crypto community for a long time, Ive seen wallets come and go. They are notoriously hard to maintain and generate revenue from. Why would you choose to get into this spac
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
I think this is just called progress or maybe evolution Im not sure we should relate this technology advancement to economic theory. But I do see a direct comparison to other things such as antibiotics. We know that taking antibiotics lea
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
You forgot the /s
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
Taking money from someone who is handing it to you is not ruthless…
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by wheelerwj 2y ago
Immigration “hacks” sound dangerously close to immigration fraud, no?
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by wheelerwj 3y ago
I kind of just assumed people were still using wordpress… especially for projects that require SEO. Aren’t you having problems with clients wanting to update content on their own?
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by wheelerwj 3y ago
No man, neither of those points are even remotely true.
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by wheelerwj 3y ago
Yes, exactly. “And ‘what’ could mitigate that?”
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by wheelerwj 4y ago
a few other people have made a few suggestions about interpreting the data, but i would also like to add that the writer is specifically citing "Monster Trains" and that may or may not affect the interpretation of data. still, aw
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by wheelerwj 4y ago
> Certainly there are still some people who are wealthy enough to keep their vacation homes vacant most of the time (and prefer it that way, since doing short-term rentals tends to involve quite a bit of wear-and-tear on a house and its
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by wheelerwj 5y ago
> I think the reason you are getting so many "I disagree" responses is because many of us have had awful experiences when it comes to medical professionals and mental health. > I've heard it said that giving antidepre
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
Oh he understands just fine. He also understand how click bait works and what buzz words his fans like to hear.
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
an excellent point. the standard last-mile problem, except for food in developing countries. its been this way for several decades.
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
"lets prove we're not too big by teaming up to become bigger" Not only do are they doing the exact thing they are being accused of, but they are doing with the worst company. I can't think of anything Google could have
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
i lived in Fidi for about a year. Wasn't a bad experience. Lots of stuff within walking distance. Don't know that I would repeat it though.
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
look at all that digital real estate thats not being used. So much opportunity!
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
this isn't an accurate title at all. And at the time i clicked the link, SF isn't even #1 anymore... Portland is. its just a list of cities sorted by their Air Quality Index and has very little to do with pollution.
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
still, who the fuck is buying these houses?
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
> after a bit of an ear bashing you actually helped them? Hang up, charge your emergency hour consultant rates, and tell them you're available once they sign the agreement.
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
> Reminds me of that video where the caption goes “they used coding and algorithms”. nothing beats NCIS: https://youtu.be/u8qgehH3kEQ?t=15
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
walmart is a completely shit company to have around. It would be far better for society to have UBI than to prop up Walmart. Walmart can’t even pay most of the employees a living wage or any kind of insurance while simultaneously pocket
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by wheelerwj 6y ago
Seems pretty odd. The closest example I can think of would be maybe salesforce? Which basically, as far as I can tell, launches a whole new instance of the application (hosted by heroku?) for each client. I'm not a 100% sure about th

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