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by Mz 9y ago
> Women take on more work too, it is just not paid work Well, yes. I did say "take care of their kids". This is what you originally said: Once people get married and have kids, men take on additional work to pay for their ki
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by Mz 9y ago
Something I don't see on the list: Homeschooling related startups Big companies can be a unique resource for small, independent operations. In k-12 education, some of the smallest and most independent are homeschooling families. They n
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by Mz 9y ago
Does YC have an approach on how to actually get founders to take advice to heart instead of just understanding at a surface level? If you apply to YC and get accepted, the program provides a lot more intensive support than just the articl
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by Mz 9y ago
Once people get married and have kids, men take on additional work to pay for their kids. Women take on less work to take care of their kids. Women take on more work too, it is just not paid work. Mothers, whether they have a paid job or
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by Mz 9y ago
Look, someone asked "Why would you work" and then made an assertion that paints alimony as some kind of cushy free ride for life. I am saying this is not true: Even if a woman gets alimony, she probably also needs to work. Comment
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by Mz 9y ago
It is a problem space I am abundantly familiar with. I certainly feel your pain. The fact that I want to offer solutions for people with serious problems that keep them trapped in poverty helps contribute to my own lack of funds. I do have
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by Mz 9y ago
A) What gets paid to support children is called child support , not alimony. B) I spent two decades supporting my husband's career. When we divorced, he still had a well paid job and twenty years work experience. I was starting over
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by Mz 9y ago
Anything in health care is hard, in part due to HIPAA. You are welcome to join Health Techies: https://groups.google.com/forum/?nomobile=true#!forum/health...
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by Mz 9y ago
I said nothing about the tech. I only suggested that a specific comment on this forum was a classist framing due to its sweeping claim that this would be for "all" clothing. That's it, and my comment that it was classist go
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by Mz 9y ago
That probably isn't literally true. If you come up with a solution that is worth more to them than the cost to them, people will find the money. And if it is literally true, then you look at uncoupling monetization from the end point u
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by Mz 9y ago
"I Love Lucy" was created so Lucille Ball and her husband could have a family. So, it was a "lifestyle business."* It also was the Star Wars of its era in terms of being technically cutting edge and changing an industry.
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by Mz 9y ago
> if you don't have goals, interests and earned income of your own But we can only put the very latter in alimony. Can't put goals there. If you got married and started a family because raising a family was a goal, alimony is
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by Mz 9y ago
Why would someone work if they can divorce, keep the kids, and get paid forever? Because unless your ex is very wealthy AND your alimony increases over time to keep up with inflation, alimony tends to not adequately support a middle class
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by Mz 9y ago
The idea is that every piece of clothing one day will incorporate this. Do you really think it is literally true that the goal is every single piece of clothing on the entire planet will connect to the internet? Or just the clothes of the
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by Mz 9y ago
From what I have read, cell phones are really common in Africa. I recently read that in Malawi, one of the poorest countries on the planet, a village may only have one cell phone, but everyone has their own sim card. But, they don't ap
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Studying 1M people to end cookie-cutter health care(sfgate.com)
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by Mz 9y ago
Ah, thank you.
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Inside the world’s biggest refugee camp(news.com.au)
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by Mz 9y ago
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!forum/business-bootstrap... I mostly post links to seemingly pertinent things from HN, but the intent is along the lines of what you describe.
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by Mz 9y ago
And lots of people decry that. It also is an upper class first world problem. I don't imagine too many poor people have smart phones, and I don't imagine all clothing will have tech interwoven. That may become common among the wea
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by Mz 9y ago
Yours is at least the second comment talking about it this way, but I am not seeing the word cyclist on the site. I am seeing Jacquard currently offers abilities designed for urban commuters. and Levi’s® Commuter™ Trucker jacket. Did
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by Mz 9y ago
Totally not creepy and totally not classist. /s
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by Mz 9y ago
Disinterested third party still works. I have no problem using disinterested to both mean lacks material interest, thus is likely neutral and also not interested in the subject matter depending on context. The framing of the example
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by Mz 9y ago
New research is showing how the brain resets during sleep. Sleep is when the brain dumps lymph, which is how the body takes out the trash, so to speak. Some synapses also shrink substantially, which is apparently critical to the ability to
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by Mz 9y ago
Little girl trying to play a Gameboy in the touchscreen era: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/722huo/little_girl_... Young people have a different experience of current circumstances than older p
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State-By-State Changes in Federal Health Care Spending Under Graham-Cassidy Bill(kff.org)
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PSA: Homelessness and California(sandiegohomelesssurvivalguide.blogspot.com)
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Locating solar hubs with what3words and BuffaloGrid(what3words.com)
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Walking to work or doing the vacuuming can extend your life(newscientist.com)
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IPO market could be slowed down by revenue recognition rules(marketwatch.com)
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