KevinEldon

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by KevinEldon 3y ago
The state unanimously passed a law to exclude sexually explicit books from public school libraries. A reasonable thing to do. The library association and the ACLU decided they wanted to sue the state. The state, in turn, removed the relativ
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by KevinEldon 3y ago
The blockchain hype was in pitching a solution to every problem in an effort to get rich quick. The technology still has application for verification and ultra-micro transactions. I expect it will be foundational within before the end of th
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
Cool. PlantUML also does JSON visualization [1] if you need a local option or are hesitant to load your data onto a website. [1] https://plantuml.com/json
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
Martyr Made, History on Fire, Jocko Podcast, and Hardcore History I hear History of Rome and Revolutions are good.
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
The bigoted, classist, and emotional language in your statement undermine your argument. Edit: Rewording my comment for clarity and to remove passive aggressive phrasing.
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
For many years I didn’t appreciate perfumes. I didn’t understand them. I encourage you to take the advice above, watch a few Jeremy Fragrance videos, and get some feedback from your romantic partner. You’ll be thankful for knowing a thing o
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
Sounds like an opportunity to create a Protest Current Thing as a Service.
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by KevinEldon 4y ago
Vannevar Bush’s legacy of public sector entrepreneurship lives on in Raytheon, the company he co-founded.
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
This seems like a reasonable strategy worth if you plan to exit in the next 3 years. It is simple to manage, is designed to be competitive for a point in time, and focuses on performance for growth (up or out).
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
May you continue to work until you no longer want to, create on your own terms, and drive as many HR people nuts as possible!
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
You would negotiate how that experience is recognized in the hiring process.
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
"If everyone can get promoted simply by sticking around, managers have to be active in communicating with people who aren’t meeting expectations and helping them improve. Managers also have to be willing to let people go if they don’t
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
I agree with your point, and want to add that HP does commercial grade end-user compute and printing along with the related enterprise services. They have a whole set of offerings for the medical industry [1], industrial printing [2], and e
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
You’re volunteering?
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by KevinEldon 5y ago
I think you wrote your approach with the best intentions. In some scenarios it may work very well for everyone. In other scenarios it looks like a person circumventing rules and hierarchy, using social manipulation and pressure tactics, and
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Yes, a request made on the behalf of all Europeans by their government.
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
You should not knock Netflix at all. The request came from the European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services. Netflix helped out when they were asked to. If Europeans are upset about this decision they need to take it up with their
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
No, in the same way that you wouldn't expect a refund if you personally chose to use less than 4K for a stream. In this case Thierry Breton, the European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, has made that downgrade choice for
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
patio11 has a relevant Twitter thread [1] on 'force majeure' y'all might find interesting. [1] - https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1237201843131797505
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The article is a comprehensive breakdown of how to use service workers with HTML content to reduce network payloads (47.6% reduction cited) and decrease first content paint times (52.3% reduction cited). Beyond just the 'why' of s
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Smaller HTML Payloads with Service Workers(philipwalton.com)
2 points by KevinEldon 7y ago|1 comments
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Medicare for All nationalizes the health insurance industry. The Green New Deal would nationalize parts of the energy industry.
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
I think we agree. I meant inefficiency in building density not energy use. I was thinking about row houses in San Francisco and brownstones in New York City. Old short and inefficient buildings could be torn down and replaced with tall, den
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
It seems people do take a variation of this bet quite often; they keep moving to and investing in coastal cities and regions.
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
It may also be that people like the idea of 'improvements in urban planning' when they are intangible, but if those changes involved limiting their land use or bulldozing their inefficient homes and neighborhoods they balk; they m
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Germany had a Total War economy in WW2. North Korea has one today. The Russian Revolution might not be considered 'Total War', but was single-minded in its focus similar to what you're suggesting. None of these economies work
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Polygon animations with JavaScript(twitter.com)
1 points by KevinEldon 7y ago|0 comments
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Kerry Patterson
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
The developer also created a visualization of each team's minor league system [1]. It's an interesting visualization and a useful project [2] that shows the entire data analysis process from scraping data to published visualizatio
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by KevinEldon 7y ago
Yes, the catcher does miss the ball occasionally. It's common for the pitches to be 90 MPH or higher. I've seen them as high as 104 MPH. The ball will also move; it's not always thrown in a straight line. Some times it cuts a

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