ennuihenry

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by ennuihenry 9y ago
It wasn't a kid though. The guy had some pedigree because he opened a chain of juice bars back in the early 2000s. He's also been in contact with Jony Ive and Bill Gates, so I'm sure his connections helped him.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
WTF. So if Intelius has your address, they can pay the USPS to get your new address. That incentivizes me not to fill out that darn form.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
Easy one is they scrape Google for Linkedin bio info. I'm paranoid that USPS sells your info once you fill out their change of address form.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
It appears they will appear on Youtube as private.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
The only thing it does is make people cancel their account because they don't want a company spamming them about to how to resist the president.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
To spam an entire userbase to put forth your political beliefs is insane.
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by ennuihenry 10y ago
It seems like the WSJ has closed the HTTP Google referer paywall loophole. I've tried a couple of browsers/OSes over the last week and I can't view any articles. TY though for the pastebin.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
Many tech companies have CSRs in SFBA. Eventually, they add positions in low COL areas.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
Let's assume she was getting $12 an hour to do that work. That salary is ridiculously low for the Bay Area. Granted, they are paying for health, life, and dental insurance premiums. Still, most companies in lower COL areas pay at least
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
That would infuriate me.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
How does a candidate improve on himself/herself if a company gives a stock phrase? Maybe doing a mock interview, but it's difficult to replicate the stressors associated with an interview.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
They don't make the 3%, probably like a 1% spread after interchange fees. But they have a huge team, lots of software developers. So they most likely don't make a profit.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
And half of its employees are engineers.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
Eventbrite and Warby Parker have opened offices in Nashville in the last year for customer support, so it seems like a trend.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
Eventbrite in the last year or so has opened an office in Nashville and has around 100 employees there, mostly in Customer Support and Engineering.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
Right. Urban Outfitters moved its customer support, sales and warehouse jobs from Philadelphia to the Augusta, GA area in 2005.
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Jeff Bezos Says Amazon Won’t Tolerate ‘Callous’ Management Practices(nytimes.com)
175 points by ennuihenry 11y ago|216 comments
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
The volume for after-hours trading is significantly lower as there are fewer exchanges open. 4PM ET is deemed the traditional end of the day for trading.
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by ennuihenry 11y ago
What area are you in? 75k in NY or SF for an inexperienced developer seems high.
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by ennuihenry 12y ago
referring URL: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd...
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Coding ‘Boot Camp’ Opens High-Tech Doors(wsj.com)
1 points by ennuihenry 12y ago|1 comments
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Chief Says F.B.I. Has No Doubt That North Korea Attacked Sony(nytimes.com)
8 points by ennuihenry 12y ago|1 comments
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by ennuihenry 12y ago
It's your brokerage. For example, Tradeking allows trading from 8:00-9:30 ET and 4:00-5:00 ET. Some other brokerages, like Interactive Brokers, allow trading to 8:00 PM ET.
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How a former cell phone salesman became a dev lead at Tonic Design(technical.ly)
1 points by ennuihenry 12y ago|0 comments
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by ennuihenry 13y ago
It's dumb that YouTube has muted the audio track of the ENTIRE EVENT because a few seconds/maybe a minute of copyrighted music was played.
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PennApps Final Demos Spring 2014(youtube.com)
2 points by ennuihenry 13y ago|1 comments
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by ennuihenry 13y ago
This article's title is interesting given the acquisition: http://pandodaily.com/2012/08/16/braintree-buys-venmo-for-26...
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by ennuihenry 13y ago
Here is the behind-the-pay wall link: http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB1000142412788732410820...
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by ennuihenry 13y ago
I agree on #2 and changed the title as I don't want that inference to be made.
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U.S., companies: Internet surveillance does not indiscriminately mine data(washingtonpost.com)
85 points by ennuihenry 13y ago|62 comments

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