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Merciernmon
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Comment #34511454
As a user without any web design experience, the site felt very nice to me... except that the demo ("schedule meetings without the email tennis") hijacked my scrollbar. That felt a…
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Comment #34022428
Yes, it's the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed once per year to fund the U.S. military. Because the NDAA is considered a "must pass" bill, it's used as a vehicle to…
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Comment #33963159
These are two separate hearings. He agreed to testify before the U.S. House (Tuesday) and refused to testify before the U.S. Senate (Wednesday).
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Comment #33216956
Giving you the benefit of the doubt... If an institution (like Harvard or Stifel) really pays for your product, then you should write a case study.[0] That would be effective and h…
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Comment #33216598
Ah, you're right. I use the app versions on MacOS and iOS, which I what I was thinking about.
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Comment #33216556
Reading the website gives me the same uneasy feeling as reading a scam email. - An absurd value proposition ("Like Bloomberg, but just $10-25 per month!") - English spelling/gramma…
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Comment #33206905
You're in luck: Apple Maps does offer transit directions. You can also toggle on viewing transit lines in the map mode menu.
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Comment #33147061
Literary tangent: The title seems to be an allusion to Shakespeare. "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him." Except, the entire purpose of Antony's funeral oration is to praise …
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Comment #33114670
Yes, that is the standard bargain for tenure-track professors at U.S. research universities. You pay a little bit of teaching time (0-2 courses a semester) and get an abundance of …
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Comment #33036365
You're describing an "income effect." There's also a "substitution effect." The fundamental idea is that people will change their purchases in response to changing prices. If there…
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Comment #32918679
Exactly. Beware the sunk-cost fallacy! If you weren't already at this company, then would you join it as an unpaid developer? Many other opportunities are out there. Do something t…
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Comment #32918546
Don't underestimate the value of your own time. You could keep working for a floundering startup... or you could sue for lost wages... or you could move on. I'd guess that there's …
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Comment #32904791
Josh, many of your comments here are displaying as "dead." The HN FAQ[0] says: > What does [dead] mean? > The post was killed by software, user flags, or moderators. Dead posts are…
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Comment #25958950
Author here. Happy to take your questions and feedback! Thanks for reading.
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Comment #24755738
Author here. This dashboard continues a new project of mine: improving the public's understanding of economics and finance using visualizations. Knowing HN's interest the Fed, I th…
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Comment #24498412
HN may be interested in my dashboard for visualizing these forecasts. https://christopher-russo.github.io/dashboard/sep/ If you're new to Fedwatching or need a refresher, here's th…
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Comment #24484781
Author here. This dashboard starts a project which I've thought about for a few years. Knowing HN's interest in economics and finance, I thought I'd share! I'm new to development a…
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