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by Beached 11y ago
Yes, Since I do not have any pre-existing condition, and have never smoked, that $84 would have been mine. Because no insurer can decline someone, my cost went up to make insurance for people with per-existing conditions more affordable.
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Certainly, 2. The individual plan is from Priority health, it is their individual High deductible HMO HSA plan with a annual deductible of $6300. The entire spectrum health network is covered in the plan, (Spectrum health pretty much owns a
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The deductible cap is only applicable to plans purchased through a health care exchange. He is likely on a family plan and purchased his insurance individually. similar ACA coverage would certainly carry a lower yearly deductible, however w
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I just had to purchase health insurance two week ago in the state of MI(Just turned 26). I had 3 options: 1. Obama Care - I qualified for a $16 subsidy... 2. Individual plan from a health care provider in state 3. Health Share plan (think C
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my goodness, I was reading through this entire thread and all I was thinking about is "How come no one is mentioning Azure". I have tried Azure, AWS, and DO, and by far the most stable and usable one is Azure. I thought I was the
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CONSUUUUUUUUUME
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In the future, ISP's will look like this -100Mbps Wireless Internet for $60(arstechnica.com)
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Ask HN: Are there any realistic corporate cloud data storage solutions?
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I can't see them actually keeping this land as an independent nation. Someone people in my home state own more than then their country. I can't imagine them getting UN backing, however I do wish them luck. I am a fan of this micro
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Hi Chris :)
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1. I don't have kids, it sounds like I should enjoy WFH while I'm young! 2. Wife also is a full time WFH, ironically we exchange very little dialog other then around lunch time during the day. I'm lucky that she "Gets it
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"Making my home the office is no different from making the office my home, as makes it feel like I never mentally stop working." How quotable, I found it hard to separate work and home while working at home, took me a year to get
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I dont have kids, I can see kids being at home during working hours may through a wrench into my rant. Especially at a young age when they dont understand what I'm doing.
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I work from home... Its much nicer then that place, I dont have noisy people running around and talking on the phones all day, unlimited food and drinks all day, and i get to keep my stuff laying out on the desk without fear of it getting s
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What person in their right mind would want their real name, and contact information on a public facing database open to be queried by the entire world? The fact that I have to pay extra money to have a company "Hide" my data is ri
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GO RAND
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Ask HN: How to fight Burnout
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Yes this, My ownership vests at a rate of 1% per year/ then i become fully vested after the 5th year.
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weigh this against his salary too, if he is making a competitive salary, then 0% ownership. I would say 25% is high, go for 10-15% if he will take it. You wont have much of the company to work with should you seek investors.
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I don't see the problem here, there are other ways to hunt terrorists then parsing everyone's emails and phone calls. Regardless of what terrorist do, most still have to act outside of the internet, and those who do terrorist acti
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I met mine at a swing dance event in Pittsburgh, a location more then 7 hours apart from our home cities. Later happened to run into him while we were both at a dance event in Chicago. Started working together 1 week after Chicago. It may b
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I can see tech companies being able to better cope with regional nuances. Instead of trying to find policies that fit the laws of all nations (Not truly possible?), They can deploy different policies for different regions. This could also h
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SpaceX CRS-6 Launch – 4:15 EST(livestream.com)
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Id like to know the percentage of start ups are women led? This stat may be a reflection of the low volume of women in the tech industry as a whole...
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When I made the switch to Engineer to Management, the hardest but most useful skill I learned was to let people fail. This may sound odd, but as a manager your job isn't "To Do", its "To Delegate(manage)". Everyone
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As an IT manager for 20+ companies, I can say any application that requires third party dependencies is a pain in the arse 3 years from now. Java is definitely the worse for me. Self contained .exe is the future for third party apps IMO. Wh
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Just a couple dry facts seem to work the best, pick the top three, or maybe show a live example. I've used jacktheripper against NTLM hash in front of an audience and cracked the password "Pass!" in seconds before their eyes,
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If they poll business's or IT admins, it just makes sense. Otherwise, Im surprised its not the ipad or the nexus
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I must be reading this wrong, are they really saying that they have exclusive linux mint, nmap, open office, and all these other products?
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I don't think it's that people HATE paying taxes, its that a large portion of their lively hood will be taken if they do not maximize their deductions. As an employer, about 10% of my salary is paid to Fed, State, and local taxes.

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