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by everdev 7y ago
The mobile app does, but you can't default to it, so you have to do two taps: "Menu" -> "All Inboxes" every time you open the app if that's the view you prefer.
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by everdev 7y ago
Many people have multiple Gmail addresses (personal, work, etc.), but as far as I know there's no way way too unify them. In Chrome you need two tabs open and in the mobile app there's no way to default to 'All Inboxes'.
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by everdev 7y ago
Or try Kemal with Crystal. Kemal is very Sinatra like. And Crystal is very Ruby like but it's compiled so it's much faster. http://kemalcr.com
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by everdev 7y ago
Hosted there, yes. But it's not a MailChimp offering.
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by everdev 7y ago
Who created this? It doesn't say anywhere on the page.
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by everdev 7y ago
The article ends with: > Next, we'll explore regions at risk, determine the geologic factors that signal potential volcanic tsunami hazards ... Where's part 2 of this article?
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by everdev 7y ago
> I had what would be considered a good payout. When looking over the course of my career, however, it simply made up for the reduced salary I took for the years I worked there. This is such an important point for people to know when th
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by everdev 7y ago
In the US you need to register as a non profit, have a board of directors, etc. Even an LLC or INC that loses money is a "for profit" company. Most VC funded startups fall into this category where they lose money each year with th
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by everdev 7y ago
> He's agreed to forfeit about $50m. It's not clear what's happened to the other $73m I wonder if he was doing this on behalf of someone else? A few million is more than enough to live comfortably for the rest of your life
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by everdev 7y ago
Right, if we only measure what's "natural" by what exists in the broader animal kingdom than anything uniquely human (commerce, religion, science, a written language, morality, philosophy, etc.) would appear to be "unnat
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by everdev 7y ago
Unfortunately, I've seen documentaries and been to zoos where the zoo keepers have told us that homosexual moneys are subjected to violence. I think the brunt of it is against male monkeys making sexual advances towards an unwilling ma
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by everdev 8y ago
> Cybersecurity consultants gone rogue, hiding out in Russia. What's up with Snowden? I find it very hard to believe that Russia doesn't know where he is. One leading theory was he was being saved as a bargaining chip. But don&
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by everdev 8y ago
> Recidivism is very low. Anders Breivik got 21 years for killing 77 people. Are you worried about when he gets out in 2033?
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by everdev 8y ago
> I am definitely emotionally involved with the company If you can find objective metrics that justify investing, great. But if the majority of your decision is emotional it's probably not a great choice. I would look at what they&#
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by everdev 8y ago
> Disney does not expect someone to see an ad for Disney World and immediately win a click-through conversion for a $2k vacation Having run CPC campaigns many times, companies do care about conversion rates. However, you are tracked acro
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by everdev 8y ago
I've tried learning multiple languages and have lived abroad and learning another language for me was not easy or fast despite years of studying and practicing the language.
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Building accessible websites and apps is a moral obligation(gomakethings.com)
54 points by everdev 8y ago|84 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
But where do you draw the line? Optional tempered glass? Optional seat belts? Optional ABS? I think the idea is that some safety features are so important they shouldn't be optimal.
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by everdev 8y ago
> Advertisers are the ones you need to keep happy not users Not many advertisers on sites with 0 users. You need both.
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Morphin instantly grafts your face into GIFs(techcrunch.com)
32 points by everdev 8y ago|4 comments
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by everdev 8y ago
> "Lazy reader" is precisely the audience for scientific papers Exactly. There are plenty of personalities and pundits that love to say "look at the data" or "the data is clear". It bugs me when data is weap
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by everdev 8y ago
> I've only met rich white people who are versed in Marxism Wow. I'm old enough to know that when someone tries to attack you personally, it's because of something deeper in their life and not about the subject matter anym
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by everdev 8y ago
Just because you think someone is so poor they should be grateful for a 3x loan doesn't make it legal or right. That's the definition of loansharking. It's been a pervasive problem that increases economic inequality because o
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by everdev 8y ago
Yeah, not a fan of college either, but I'm also against marketing high repayment loans to the poor. Students already struggle with 5-7% student loans. Sure, this is less total money, but just bring the repayment down to something reaso
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by everdev 8y ago
I would not call $40k/year a well-paying software job.
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by everdev 8y ago
> The 17.6% APR is in case of a success If making $40k/year is "success". With your $6k payment on the $40k you made, your $34k is barely above the poverty line. > Seems well worth the greatly reduced risk! No, it doesn
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by everdev 8y ago
Yeah, I get from the company perspective how the risk is spread across multiple candidates. But from the individual perspective, it seems to be way higher than the max interest rates allow. Now imagine colleges saying you can pay your $300k
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by everdev 8y ago
That's loan shark mentality: "Sure the rate is high, but you should take this money because you're in a tight spot and it's the best offer you'll get."
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by everdev 8y ago
I just can't get passed the 300% return rate. I don't understand how charging that much is legal. I feel like it's somewhat predatory because only people who are struggling to make ends meet would accept such an offer. It&#x2
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by everdev 8y ago
It's multiple orders of magnitude different. A company making a $100k/year hire might have $1M ARR. To them, the $15k commission is 1.5% of their annual budget. If the employee pays, it's 15% of their annual income. If recrui

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