brandoncapecci

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by brandoncapecci 8y ago
No, instead they have a dangerous business model where they force their drivers to get to a location in 30 minutes or less causing them to weave in and out of traffic and crash in hopes of getting a tip. Much better than bottle pissing.
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
Why would you cancel your Prime Subscription to begin with? As someone who gets more than the price of Prime on shipping items alone, all these additional services are just bonuses to what is already an insanely cost-effective subscription.
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
Cat is a dumb option. That being said, the list order seems randomized.
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
You're allowed to think whatever you want obviously; my point was that stating you'd wish they'd gone a different direction is much different than seemingly positioning an argument for what they should and shouldn't do a
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
If I had to guess it'd be similar to Gumroads 5% + 25cents.
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
Twitter is a private company so they should continue to do whatever they please. If you want to create a decentralized Twitter go for it... my guess is it would be about as popular as Diaspora but all the praise to you if you can disrup
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
No, it's not ads. Sponsored tweets will likely get the same treatment but this is the start of a two-sided marketplace where users stay on the site to buy an item from a tweet of someone they're following, rather than the old meth
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
It's because so often they leave it reluctantly, hoping to finish it sometime in the future. I also think there's the gaming community in general has a culture that puts ideas on a pedestal as this great commodity that's inhe
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
>. if a project raises over 50k, they're obligated to hire a qualified and independent 3rd party to verify their project plan before any money is released. Ya, that would be a complete logistical nightmare. It's simple: the mor
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
The amount of people I know who use functional frameworks (say Underscore) to build things but don't really know much about functional programming is astonishing. To be fair, a lot of frameworks that espouse "functional programmin
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
It's odd how they have no mention of how it tastes...
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by brandoncapecci 12y ago
CRU
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
That's the first thing I noticed too. Senior iOS Dev making 1k more than a CHO? Only their employees know the culture and value everyone provides but that sort of thing would make me uncomfortable.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
What is expected to happen when the money supply becomes fixed?
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Being a student is a essentially a full-time job which one is compensated a negative amount. A reasonable alternative opens up the possibility to get compensated in a positive amount. In terms of just programming, you get might get a job fo
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Ugh I bought Ask.io for one of my own projects. Domai.nr said it was available, I paid, and after about a month they informed it it didn't go through for some reason I don't remember (thankfully refunding me). I was pretty pissed.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Due to fear that passengers in the prescreen line may still have a firearm, the TSA is proposing another screening line before the prescreening line.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Do we have any engagement numbers on Snapchat? The deal with Pinterest is that most of their users also have some intent to purchase a lot of their pins. They also have a ton of data for precisely targeted adverts. I'm not even sure ab
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Designers make unsolicited redesigns for shits and giggles all the time. I've had jobs interviews from startups that asked me to redesign a portion of their site and I had to give up rights for them to use it if they chose to (they wil
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Those are two different people...
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
If that's a full-time gig, that pay is insulting for an experienced front-end developer. I am getting paid over twice that (yes, after the conversion) as a junior front-end dev. I don't have a degree or any significant work experi
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Christ... reading that made me feel instantly depressed. Sorry that happened to you man.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
At will employment doesn't nullify wrongful termination suits.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Whose to say she didn't install linux on the MBP?
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Yep. Project Euler is a waste of time if you're trying to get up to speed in learning programming.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Lots of personal preferences in this thread. As an A/B testing company - they should have A/B tested a scrolling site against video and then been transparent about their results.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
The analogy was that the brown person is happily pulling the workload while the Caucasians sit around and do nothing - an appropriate stereotype regardless of whether he is Indian or Hispanic. Amazing how a forum once about tech is now more
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
Hm under closer inspection, they don't have any Asian developer on the boat either! Does this mean Asian developers can't use Sails? And why is the Indian man is the one rowing the boat - without the ability to see might I add? Cl
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
If Keynes was alive today, I cannot imagine the failures of stimuli based on his monetary policy would change his views on it.
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by brandoncapecci 13y ago
When's the last time you give your child alcohol?

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