cyclonetiger

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by cyclonetiger 7y ago
From what I know, the IPAT still exists. Had to take it in 2015 for a co-op with IBM.
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by cyclonetiger 8y ago
Reading Forbes now and getting a seizure are the same thing. Mini video with autoplay that either doesn't have a close button or I can't figure out how to close it combined with ads.
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by cyclonetiger 8y ago
This is on top of only allowing new users to watch four movies per month. Cinemark has a 8.99 a month plan where you get one movie credit per month, and they roll over the credit if you don't use it. That's starting to sound like
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by cyclonetiger 8y ago
If its a self updating address book, then LinkedIn would essentially serve your purposes, but one could argue that LinkedIn has the same problems that Facebook does.
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by cyclonetiger 9y ago
This was my problem with the article. It assumes that people own vehicles for the sole purpose of driving for Uber/Lyft. Costs like maintenance, insurance, and repairs are arguably costs that every car owner has to pay for.
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by cyclonetiger 9y ago
I find so many things wrong with this article. This is coming from Indeed, which is a job searching site. I think its fair to infer that younger people would always look for jobs more than older people since younger people are just getting
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by cyclonetiger 9y ago
It transfers files to your phone via Wifi. So technically it does have connection to the outside world.
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by cyclonetiger 9y ago
> The user experience is why I use Uber. User experience is why I avoid Uber. I've only used ride hailing services at airports, and Uber drivers tended to be very aggressive on the roads compared to Lyft or regular cab drivers. I ha
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by cyclonetiger 9y ago
Current enterprise programmer. Former startup employee here. I agree that it is quite different at startups. The startup environment felt basically a glorified college environment compared to the large company culture. With that said, I wou