jasonbarone

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by jasonbarone 4y ago
Oh that's so great to hear, thank you! We use Next.js and content is statically generated.
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by jasonbarone 6y ago
I've seen this same method used on multiples apps I've requested an account deletion on. It's super frustrating. Most companies either don't respond back, say they deleted it when they merely disabled it, or they updated
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by jasonbarone 8y ago
The crazy thing is, for me, Facebook was actually useful for following news ever since Google Reader died. I spent quite a bit of time following many pages (people and businesses) in order to stay up to date on news, and I was incredibly ha
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by jasonbarone 8y ago
Hmm, this definitely isn't the case for .app. There are numerous tiers of pricing as of right now. Google categorized specific names as "Premium", which you can see when searching for a lot of .app domains. These Premium doma
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by jasonbarone 8y ago
The renewal price is the same at any registrar, the pricing comes from the registry.
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by jasonbarone 8y ago
According to registrars, yes. So for example, let's say I paid $1000 for a premium .app last year when they were released. Renewal price is marked for something like $280/yr, which I didn't expect, because I thought the premi
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by jasonbarone 8y ago
Does anyone know how the “premium” renewal prices are set and governed? I’m going through this right now with .app domains (also owned by Google). Apparently domains categorized as “premium” have a much higher yearly pricing, and how it’s p
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Oh god where to begin? Apple Music is a disaster. I moved to AM from Spotify 2 months ago in anticipation of Homepod. It’s so incredibly bad.
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Similar experience, I hate to say it. Instacart's support has been pretty poor as well. If your delivery person gets an item wrong or delivers expired goods, good luck trying to get a refund because you'll be presented with a &quo
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
So I love CSS Grid very much, but have found myself still wanting/needing masonry-style "Pinterest" layouts, which I haven't been able to do without JavaScript. I've seen many of the CSS column and flexbox hacks, bu
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Would love to hear from others who run groups/events on Meetup and/or Eventbrite. I used to love Meetup, but the interest has been dwindling and the pricing for Meetup is very odd. You can't run a multi-city Meetup from a sin
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Bingo. I also run a small Meetup with ~50/Meetup. WeWork (among other coworking spaces) have welcomed my Meetup, for free. Meetups commonly bring in new customers and free drinks/pizza that are then promoted to customers as in-hou
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
My guess is you don’t work for either company, right?
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Sorry, sounds like you have a lot of inaccurate information you're basing that off of.
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
But they are for economies of scale. Product like UberPool, LyftLine, and UberEats were born from it. The business gets more efficient, and as the network keeps evolving it’ll open up new business opportunities that’ll drive prices down.
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
Good plan. It's not like that number includes vendors, contractors, drivers or anything that could skew the numbers.
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
> Yes, that is directly from the LinkedIn dashboard for Uber [1] which has company employment data. I am assuming that they are dependent on people listing their employment as Uber for it to be correct. I believe you have to be a Premium
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by jasonbarone 9y ago
I worked in the same co-working space as SA back in New York about 2 years ago and I can say without a doubt that the team behind SA hustled their asses off day in and day out. SA was the only crew in that space that seemed to work as much
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Did Lyft or any other services disable all pickups at JFK in true solidarity?
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
For convenience, here's a link to the Lyft help page for deleting your account: https://help.lyft.com/hc/en-us/articles/223281567-Delete-My-... . Unforunately, it's not possible to do yourself. Both
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Even with WPengine, security issues are a very common thing. WPengine can keep some things up to date, but plugins and themes are exploited often. Worse, an enterprise deployment at scale is a huge nightmare. Exploiting WP sites on HackerOn
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Yea odd, I blame it on my inexperience with the city. I lived in East Village and Lower East Side and had all of the scenarios I mention. In fact, on a rainy night once I had the "I don't know how to get there" happen twice i
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Fair points but let me add a few things to consider as well: "Uber operating at huge losses... service worse and worse." I don't agree here, the service is much better than before. Even with the introduction of uberpool, the
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
When I moved to New York a few years ago all it took was a handful of taxi rides to figure out that Uber will eventually put them out of the business. I've had drivers lie about not knowing where to go, intentionally take longer routes
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
It appears the sarcasm was missed
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Instagram. You can use hashtags to organize your photos similar to Lightroom and tag your friends to keep track of who's in them. I also found out if you use the hidden "Full Ten" filter it retains the original quality.
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Squarespace typically integrates with best-in-class services for optimal onboarding, setup and UX. ShipStation is best in class for fulfillment, which is why I think they partnered with them. But I agree with some of the comments. The restr
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
That isn't entirely correct. You can use Squarespace on the front end 100% YUI-free if you want. I haven't used one line of YUI in years and I work exclusively with Squarespace. Some of Squarespace's internal features are pow
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Founder/CEO Anthony Casalena mentioned on an interview with TNW ( http://thenextweb.com/insider/2016/04/15/squarespace-now-let... ) that free SSL would be coming soon to Squarespace customers by way o
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by jasonbarone 10y ago
Same here. This was built by an outstanding outside dev who was using all sorts of undocumented methods to extract content and render a Squarespace template. That server has been awesome, but in order for it to continue to work the project

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