HoldOnAMinute

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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
When this is all over, when they peel the metal tank away, will they have a gigantic clear block of material?
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
How does it hurt anyone? Whatever happened to "personal responsibility"? It'e entertainment. Don't participate if you don't want to.
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
The alternative is a CPA/accountant, which would be annoying and time-consuming
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Not for me! I would have to hire an accountant or CPA. Then I would have to spend a lot of time and energy meeting with them and taking their phone calls. TurboTax occupies a middle ground and it saves me enormous amounts of time.
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
I'm a happy TurboTax customer for over 25 years. The standard workflow of TurboTax hasn't changed much. You go through a work flow filling out forms. I don't use any of the OCR and little of the importing. I'm happy
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Obliteratr
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
What a waste of time and energy
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Don't they call this "parallel construction" or some such ?
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
How is this not security through obscurity?
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Periodically you can also ask it to review the recent changes and see if there is a risk-free way to streamline them. You can also tell it to periodically summarize the "lessons learned" from the recent session(s)
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Here's what I do Tell it "Do not change any files yet, just listen." Then we discuss the problem. Then I have it write to a file it's understanding of the change. I review that carefully. Then I let it implement. I a
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
I wish I had gone before the billionaires discovered it
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Do you use the scrum methodology?
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Are any of these fields hiring? - big institutional allocators - activists - the sellside - guys managing their private market allocations
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Because of perverse incentives
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
The new crop will be grapes of wrath
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
It works aggressively in Walgreen's
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by HoldOnAMinute 5mo ago
Because technology is about promotions and shareholders, and not about the USERS of the technology.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
You need a new type of corporation. Only a Public Benefit Corporation will get the software to a usable state and refuse enshittification
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
>> Your boundary is at hue 177, bluer than 76% of the population. For you, turquoise is green. Not really sure how to interpret this. Where is "normal" on the curve?
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
They keep removing the ability for you to have any downtime.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
It's dumbed down. In today's world, dumb always wins.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
I have never installed it, and currently don't have it installed.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
Harvey Milk Terminal 1 is my happy place.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
Detroit sounds really cool. If I were a young person, I would look for a cheap, once-great, up-and-coming city where I could make my mark, with lots of other young people doing the same thing. The other one is Richmond, VA. There is a se
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
I desperately miss the 90's and the middle class we used to have. I also miss basic cheap eats. If someone tried to make an authentic type of diner today, it would immediately become swamped with influencers. How can I get away from
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
I wouldn't call it a diner but if you like these other places you might like Los Gatos Cafe
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
Everyone's a grifter these days.
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
Exactly
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by HoldOnAMinute 6mo ago
I would not have wasted my time and yours if Bon Appetit was running it.

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