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PAX (maker of the juul) already makes the Era line of pods for weed, too late.

Express doesn't really enforce MVC at all (it's pretty minimal), you have to structure that yourself in your project.

The Villages is basically a retirement community so there's a large audience of potential customers that may not be able to drive on their own.

> Not exactly a credible source.

Peter-Paul Koch is probably the most authoritative source regarding browser quirks outside of browser developers. Don't let a dated website design color your view of the content.

I feel like this will be an issue in the US in the future with the popularity of names like Aiden, Brayden, Jayden etc. over the last few years.

I'm from Florida, worked in tech there, have never heard this phrase and I'd expect anyone using it on the clock to be dressed down pretty severely.

The company has "magic" in its name, I think they get a pass.

The Scion brand was discontinued last year.

Why not just text them? It works everywhere.

And this is why people are selling $50 t-shirts with a few grams attached to the tag.

He did exactly that last year https://techcrunch.com/2015/10/13/twitter-is-laying-off-8-pe...

A celeb/politician/etc's popularity is what brings regular people to twitter. To charge the celeb would be counterproductive and probably move them over to a competitor for good.

> What distributor of software ever charged 50%? Retailers of CD-ROM games (when they were a thing) and video games do not charge that kind of markup.

The mobile carriers often charged upwards of that rate to game publishers.

BBM was their killer app for a while, but WhatsApp and the like have overtaken it. In addition they had their enterprise mail server that lots of businesses used.

Your salary is revenue and not profit as well, the analogy is sound.

I believe a lot of hacker schools do exactly this

He used a regular Dell laptop when I saw him speak about a year ago.

If a ~7 hour drive from the beach is considered "East Coast" then Vegas is prime waterfront real estate.

I always ask what the typical workday is like for someone in my position, preferably getting the answer _from_ someone in a similar position. It's never failed and in addition to getting the hours answered, it gives you insight into other practices you may like/dislike such as standups and number of meetings in the average day.

Look into Scala and Futures, very similar.

I was scuba diving at age 12, it's not as hazardous as you'd think with proper training.

Frasier was funny in America because everyone on the show but the dad was so hoity-toity upper class.

CBS sports is a major tech employer here (if you really like perl).

In the late 90s there were a lot of hucksters trying to get in on the new Internet trend, there were lots of bad companies then too.

This is area-specific. For example, in Florida (where I've bought/sold 4 houses over the years) property taxes tend to be reassessed to very close to purchase price upon sale, because due to homestead exemptions the taxes haven't kept up with home price inflation. I believe similar happens in California.

If the graph renders to canvas, you can get a data url for the image and send that to a server for decoding/storage.

The stock picture looks like a character from the HBO show "Silicon Valley" without the facial hair: http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dkrzZ8-gfn0/maxresdefault.jpg

Also: "this" is bound for you in fat arrow functions without having to resort to function.prototype.bind or "var that = this;" trickery. That's an issue I've seen bite many people before and it'll be nice to have an easy way to avoid that.

This does vary according to location (as the article says), but I've used cabs, Uber and Lyft in SF. I prefer Uber and Lyft by far over the standard cab services. The cars and drivers are generally nicer. I don't really have a preference for Uber vs Lyft and tend to go with the cheaper/more convenient option in the moment. However, I do find that Lyft drivers are generally more social while Uber drivers will let you keep to yourself more easily, so I also book based on mood sometimes.

Yes, native. Android's webview was based on the old Android Browser until KitKat/4.4 when it switched to using Chrome to render.