sejordan

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by sejordan 8y ago
I feel like every time there is a discussion about Amazon on the Internet, this point is brought up. I spent about $9,000 on Amazon across 139 orders in 2018. I buy a lot on Amazon. I've never had a problem with receiving knockoff prod
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by sejordan 10y ago
The fact that you haven't had it enabled for years is probably why you can't understand its usefulness. It's just not part of your workflow because its not available. It does in fact provide a lot of value. As an example, ent
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by sejordan 10y ago
This is like refraining from voting in an election because "my vote won't matter." If enough people "Report Spam" then even LinkedIn's email operation will start to be impacted.
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by sejordan 10y ago
There's a walmart near me that has been testing this. And it is essentially a drive thru. You place an order online (its for groceries, so yes you can order perishables), and have the option to either drive to the store park in a desig
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by sejordan 11y ago
This pretty well sums up my feelings on how children's movies approach profanity. Or in the article, how the musical avoided using the word "belly." The curse word itself is only offensive because of the meaning, or what it i
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by sejordan 12y ago
I actually think I'll be using this quite soon. I've also shown it to an excited PM, who thinks this could be useful for some clients that have been building reports from spreadsheets. For me, I think there's a great use case
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by sejordan 12y ago
Notice that this app was created by a group of interns at Rally, which is a larger, publicly traded company. This isn't just someone's side project...
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by sejordan 13y ago
I've found that automating my finances make a lot of those stresses go away. I don't have to worry about accidentally overspending in my checking account and not being able to pay my bills because my bills are paid from a separate
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by sejordan 13y ago
My wife's family comes from the coastal islands off South Carolina. They speak English, but I just could not understand anything the locals said. The dialect/culture is called Gullah: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by sejordan 13y ago
I went through the same thing, correcting everyone with "the next Nexus 4 will be Nexus 4 again, not Nexus 5" And then I read some rumors saying it will have a full 5" screen. We'll see.
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by sejordan 13y ago
Unless you're talking about the height with the doors open being the problem, the Falcon Wings seem to require less space than the regular doors to open. If you didn't notice, the picture on the linked page is interactive. Click-a
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by sejordan 13y ago
I don't have a college degree. I just enrolled at a local college to finish my BS in Computer Science. I've not exactly had trouble finding work, and make more than most college graduates. I'm going back because: * I don't want my res
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by sejordan 13y ago
Also, the community college. In-district tuition at community colleges is typically less than $4000 for the whole year. The in-state tuition at Purdue is about $10,000 per year. Assuming no grants or scholarships, that's $28,000 for a degre
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by sejordan 13y ago
I think it'd be a fair assumption that the percentage of Google employees with a perfect SAT score is higher than the national average. Just like the percentage of students at MIT with perfect SAT scores is higher than the national average.
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by sejordan 13y ago
It's because I can't see any content. My viewport is arguably smaller than most since I don't auto-hide my dock... Here is what I see: http://i.imgur.com/HeProLG.png
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by sejordan 13y ago
I stared at the landing page for a few seconds, waiting for it to do something. Then, I clicked around furiously trying to figure out what I was supposed to do. Then I accidentally scrolled down and found the content. The landing page is a