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pcorsaro

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About pcorsaro

http://www.grouvee.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47662537

    I've been running a video game collection site for years. The number one request I get from people is to build an app. I've worked so hard on making the mobile version of the site …

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    Comment #47079283

    You didn't actually click and read anything. Hank's page is saying exactly what the article you linked is saying. CRC is on the rise in young people. I'm not sure why the moderator…

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    Comment #40079843

    I sell stuff to a lot of restaurants. Most of the people that open a second location end up making less money or end up closing everything after they just get run into the ground. …

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    Comment #39621646

    I'm not the OP, but I had a CGM several times through Levels. I can tell you that the major spikes (glucose over 200 after sitting between 80-90) really made me feel like shit. The…

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    Comment #37871655

    > You don't get to just 'decide' if your fledgling business is a potential unicorn or will just be a lifestyle SaaS business. It's a product of your idea/technology, the size of th…

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    Comment #37390657

    Lots of people have responded to this with similar strategies to what we used. Keep in mind, my wife was 35 when she went through this. We had a 1 and a half year old, she was brea…

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    Comment #37381389

    The debate about Vitamin C in the cancer world is never ending. My wife had stage IV colon cancer a few years ago, and we went through tons and tons of research to try and find thi…

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    Comment #35687504

    There are some sites that I am actually signed up for their newsletter, I'll click a link in the newsletter to read the article on the site, and then I still get a popup on the sit…

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    Comment #35601617

    Disruptive? It's a bog standard savings account with Apple's terrible Wallet interface. It's convenient if you have and actually use an Apple Card I guess. I personally only use my…

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    Comment #35392484

    I don't think we're in a recession. At least not yet. I think your point about salary expectations is kind of interesting though. In my industry (restaurant disposables), we're goi…

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    Comment #35247262

    Just index funds for the most part. I don't attempt to time the market really. I assume you're implying that if I had known things were going to slow down I should have made a fort…

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    Comment #35241593

    Every one of these companies doing layoffs says something like what's in this update: "user and revenue growth has not kept pace with our expectations." I find it really hard to be…

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    Comment #34073084

    Houses aren't selling in hours anymore, sure. A ton in my area are sitting for days, but prices haven't come down all that much.

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    Comment #33454592

    I don’t doubt your statement about the artificial sweeteners, but how in the hell are you getting to 9mmol/l of ketones? I’ve seen levels around 5 after several days of fasting. Yo…

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    Comment #33276761

    I'll have to check it out. I did not know that.

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    Comment #33272730

    You’re probably thinking of Overcast. Marco, the developer, calls the feature smart speed. It’s great.

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    Comment #33089399

    > I complain about everyone expecting a tip on their POS terminals and prices constantly rising, but in the spirit of my above point, they probably deserve it. This is also a huge …

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    Comment #33086315

    I run a small business that sells supplies to restaurants and other small businesses. Everyone I deal with is busier than they've ever been with less help than they've ever had. Ha…

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    Comment #32988137

    git push live is pretty simple I think. You're right that ssh and git aren't magic, and that's why the author is using them. I agree that they don't work in a team environment, but…

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    Comment #32923518

    For me, it just goes in cycles. For a couple of weeks, I'll get these spam emails from "Dick's Sporting Goods" telling me I won a chance at a Yeti cooler or something like that. Th…

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    Comment #32695306

    He shows all the processes in great detail, but he definitely cuts out the extremely long hours of repetitive hard work he puts in that would be boring for the viewer to watch. For…

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    Comment #32602300

    Dybvig was my compilers professor during my second semester of my senior year at Indiana University. He was a very good teacher with a well laid out class. Since I was a second sem…

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    Comment #32486591

    Just curious, why would a bind-mount be bad in production? I understand if you're running multiple app servers and need the code to be deployed in a lot of places that they'd be ba…

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    Comment #32077122

    The paragraph starts by saying viewership is down across the the three major news networks. That’s not exactly across the board, but means the same thing.

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    Comment #32076447

    There's a quote from this article under the Cable Viewership section that I found interesting. "Cable viewership across the three major cable news networks — CNN, Fox News and MSNB…