CraigRo

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by CraigRo 4y ago
I disagree. Zeroing the tip with a message for management encourages workers to go to less abusive restaurants or to complain on my behalf. It is literally the only way to provide feedback.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Generally yes. I do this 10-12 hours per day, and I'm tired at night. Also, somebody once asked me to write a video game in 2-3 hours on a laptop that I'd never used. I did it, but they didn't really have a position. Was a h
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by CraigRo 4y ago
My recollection was that in NY, you could have,drink,and buy alcohol as a minor. You just couldn't SELL it to a minor, and, at least in my nbhd, that wasn't really enforced. I saw a couple guys drinking a six-pack at an AP exa
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by CraigRo 4y ago
It is a cult stock for a reason. There's nothing that will make it go back to rational pricing except bankruptcy or massive dilution
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by CraigRo 4y ago
There are lots of projects that require at least a good undergraduate level understanding of compiler concepts. They aren't advertised as such though, but if you can make the link between the problem someone wants to solve and your ex
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The standard way to do this is to say I'm resigning as if such as such a day, and optionally that you are not joining a competitor But from personal experience, this is a bad long term idea- much harder to get hired when you are unempl
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Goldman regularly takes down giant portfolios and sells them off. They have very good interest rate risk management software and good contacts to resell the stuff. They'll make money, but not rip your face off money.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The driving issues are the area per employee in the working area, the number of employees present, the volume of the employee conversations, and the sound absorption of the office surfaces. Meta packed lots of people into small spaces where
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by CraigRo 4y ago
No. For the most part, success in this field requires having access to capital or debt, which would provide a platform for loan to own folks
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by CraigRo 4y ago
I would love to get a signed picture of Darl McBride for my bathroom. Because he paid for it. I heard about this lawsuit, called up a couple of IP lawyers, talked to a bunch of programmers, and read everything on groklaw. I called both ana
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Someone should bring back the original model t planetary gear transmission with the three pedals and the clutch on a stick. Retro seems cool now...
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The us will happily give a 30 year mortgage to a 100 year old provided that the loan to value ratio is low enough. This is the key point not discussed in the article - what percentage of the price the buyer is financing. The difference bet
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by CraigRo 4y ago
This has happened in NYC as well, but is rare in such large buildings. Every offering plan contemplates deconversion; the issue is the pricing
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by CraigRo 4y ago
They teased the gravity suv, which Osborned the air. Apart from that, the number of people who want a 1000 hp sedan enough to pay what lucid is asking for it is somewhat limited
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The cost of a trial is significant for the state. They generally do not charge people unless they have substantial, if not overwhelming evidence. The sentencing guidelines are known to both sides. So a deal that skips a trial in exchange fo
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by CraigRo 4y ago
They have lotteries for the good stuff when they should have had auctions. Hence the opportunity for mischief
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by CraigRo 4y ago
There are structural reasons why this would happen: Bigger companies can get better financing enabling them to pay more. Bigger companies can claim depreciation vs individual owners who can't. Companies don't have to sell and pay
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by CraigRo 4y ago
I suspect that the breakdown occurred higher up in the organization. The TASPs ran quite well for almost 70 years, and there was a process around them. They were originally created as a way to identify great HS students and funnel them into
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by CraigRo 4y ago
First slowly and then quickly I suspect that the online conventions did not allow for nuance in discussions, and the politically correct faction took over
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by CraigRo 4y ago
It was the most astounding intellectual experience. You have no idea. 250 pages of reading per night, two college professors per seminar (two of whom are now quite famous). The students were genuinely diverse and formed their own community
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The expectation that your can start working in your late 20s and stop in your mid 60s and live another 20 years is clearly untenable. Vonnegut lamented that people no longer had 50 that working lives, but a world in which you start working
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Road damage is the fourth power of axle weight. So these things are nothing compared to a semi.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
This is not likely to move the needle much. The last movie I saw at an AMC location in NY had fewer than 10 people at it on a Friday night.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Laws just changed. This will become more common. Similar to how NYC paid out 500m to a collection of some legit and many scammy 'police misconduct' lawsuits.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
Tons of foamers in the HN community. I'm sure that it is a lovely experience, and seeing America is incredibly powerful. But the truth is that you are in an extremely heavy, expensive, and slow vehicle that requires over 1000 man-hour
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by CraigRo 4y ago
That's the tradeoff -- lifetime employment doing what you love should only go to those who are supremely dedicated and won't abuse the privilege. Part of her issue though is that academic research and academic writing are two diff
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by CraigRo 4y ago
The issue now is that the employment laws are so nasty in places like NYC that a scammy nanny can financially wipe you out with zero evidence. That doesn't happen with a dog.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
What are the eviction rules like in Milan?
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by CraigRo 4y ago
No. People would have stolen them.
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by CraigRo 4y ago
When I see this, I multiply the charge by 2 and deduct it from the tip paid to the server and add a note. I don't like surprise charges, and I feel that the restaurant should charge appropriately and transparently in order to pay its

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