CedarMills

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by CedarMills 3y ago
I have no more sympathy left for drug users after my wife was attacked in daylight in downtown Portland on the way to work. Enablement is not compassion.
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by CedarMills 4y ago
Sucks for those who were affected but when Brex pivoted from small businesses to well funded startups and shut down 10s of thousands of accounts, I think the market lost all trust. Ramp & Mercury provide way more value now. Absolutely n
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by CedarMills 4y ago
Ah yes, the slipper slope. Let's be honest, librarians and educators have a ton of power and no oversight in indoctrinating children into the views that they want. Now that parents are challenging them, all of sudden, PEN America belie
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by CedarMills 4y ago
Everybody is a fascist because I'm challenged about my personal opinions.
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by CedarMills 4y ago
The fight is with the parents vs. educators. They can't stand that parents have ability to choose what books their kids should (or shouldn't) read.
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by CedarMills 4y ago
A lot of climate tech is bs unfortunately.
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by CedarMills 4y ago
Not sure if troll or not but as you might know, there are different levels to Christianity. I'm not the kind of person to say all paths leads to Rome but I do believe that there are variables to a Christian life and every single person
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by CedarMills 4y ago
I really like your demo. A question that always comes up when I see these "Heroku-like" replacements on top of AWS/GCP/Azure is who is the target user? A couple years ago, you would have platform teams helping developers
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by CedarMills 4y ago
I was an early Clubhouse user. The initial conversations were very beneficial and very interesting. Over time, as more people got access, it started to turn into virtue signaling sessions on one end and super wack conversations about crypto
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by CedarMills 4y ago
I almost wish they were in italics or something.
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by CedarMills 4y ago
It's a great post with realities of war. Being focused on work is a great distraction as well. My issue is how do we respond to businesses who are clearly exploiting the crisis for monetary gain? It's one thing to ask for support
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by CedarMills 5y ago
Normally I'd agree but knowing the damage that propaganda does - RT and any other Russian-government owned channels should be shutdown/"canceled". For the last eight years, they've been riling up the Russian populat
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I made the mistake of paying myself too much after fundraising round and then too little in order to extend runway. Nothing is more stressful when you have less than three months of runway left and you have absolutely no saving and have a f
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by CedarMills 5y ago
They're turning this into a PR event for themselves and unfortunately others[1] are spreading it by hyping it up to what it really isn't. Plus, as another person put it - security researchers don't blur out sensitive details,
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I wouldn't trust Orca's word. They're pretty shady and have implemented some questionable tactics in the past to get customers/vendors.
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by CedarMills 5y ago
>Besides I have free and open source... Waiting for the obligatory Dropbox comment here.
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I'm not vaxxed - but want to be. I tested positive for COVID now a second time last week and taking a few days off to be safe. This time it felt a lot easier to go through so I assume it's Omicron. First time around in July 2020,
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I'm not a Web3 hater - but I think VCs lighting the fuel with money is to blame. Now, every wantrepreneur is launching some sort of "decentralized" product and trying to capitalize on the hype. We'll see most of these pr
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I think the word hypocrisy is thrown around easily. I think churches have made mistakes and there are no excuses for them - but painting every single church and every single believer with a broad brush and calling everyone a hypocrite is in
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by CedarMills 5y ago
I think it heavily depends on the church and community. One of the reasons we are staying in our current church is because we're open to a wide community (multi-ethnic) with the same core values. Our kids grow up in this community but
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by CedarMills 5y ago
As a believer and someone who attends church regularly, this is sad but not unexpected. From my own personal experience - if the church cannot answer questions clearly, their members will look for answers somewhere else. A lot of churches u
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Really interesting! How does it differ from using something like Zoom?
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by CedarMills 6y ago
This comment reminds me of the comments people made about Dropbox originally: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Looks very interesting. As a fellow startup owner, this is very useful especially when pitching to investors on your runway.
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by CedarMills 6y ago
I really like Webflow. It felt what Squarespace should have always been.
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Their UX has become worse, questionable design choices, and 2 GB limit is almost a joke. Chances are, if you're in the market, you just use something like Box which provides a lot more value for free.
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Personal take - the less amount of human interaction for fast food, the better for me. My order doesn't get messed up, no pressure on explaining anything, just order through the app and go.
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Finding the "right" person for marriage is pretty selfish. Be the right person. Try to strive to be the best person you can be and give grace when issues happen. Issues will happen. How you respond to them will result in the outco
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Congrats on the launch. Intercom is stupid expensive and this is a welcomed replacement, especially if all you use is the chat feature.
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by CedarMills 6y ago
Quibi has the problem that other platforms like it have: thinking celebrities are the right way to entice people. Luminary Podcasts has the same issue. Majority of gen Z / millennial folks that I know, don't care about Trevor Noah

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