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If your retirement is not self-funded, you likey don't have one. Your future is your responsibility, if you are able. Do it while you can, or grow old without.
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My closet just went up in value. Maybe its time to stop hoarding 80s synths. Not sure if I can part with my MKS-7 though. A sad day.
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I am gonna need sources. This anonymous he said she said shit between the 2 parties and papers is getting absurd.
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They will never lack workers, but maybe a certain type of worker.
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10y ago
Mid 60s, clearly.
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And yet that is a tiny fraction of fingerprinting tech. Many devs and companies roll their own as well. It is hard to anticipate or defend against all, or even most.
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At current population growth, 'post-scarcity' will never come.
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And thats just 1st gear. Sure there is risk, but that is inherent in anything that can hang with a bugatti. The reward is a perhaps shorter life you enjoy living.
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Its not about average speed, its about absence of frusturation events, many just so happening to be backup of traffic, or delay in transport.
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10y ago
Or as londoners do, downward.
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Add to that lack of apartments, and you can see why my 3 bedroom 2 bath (with juccuzi) on 11acres was 300/mo was a no brainer when I lived in rural USA. I had to pay a neighbor to run me a well line, and no garbage pickup was available
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Tip: Ignore that 'requirement' as we all know its not one. Apply as usual, if it comes up, state your experince and enthusiasim are equivalent. They may pay you less, but seldom will the lack of degree in IT be a hard stop. The on
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When everyone has a degree, it just shows that undergrad level should be tought in HS. Oh and yadda yadda 'everyone has a degree, except subhumans with GED' is partly becoming true in peoples eyes...
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And that type of marketing makes a gun illegal anyway. Look up the "street sweeper" 12 gauge. Not a very capable or dangerous gun, quite terrible actually.
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You actually can transfer them, but not for profit, or with any regularity. It cannot be a business.
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All the creative code in demos drives dectectors bonkers sometimes.
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Left-Center here. Appalled at the media bias. You must not be looking.
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But if their intent is to profit, reguardless of ethics and facts? Sure 'real' news will be included, but mixed with questionable content. This is the real problem and situation.
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My parents are weathy and retired. One of the many "Keeping up with the jonses" money expenditures are symbolic philantropic excersizes with dubious impact. This just seems like another. I am not sure if that goes with or against
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Thats just a challenge to a construction worker. "Stupid pointy headed geeks got it backwards again dale! Help me get er in there right." Meaning only to keep the project rolling. This is why choice of crew, not just management, i
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Maybe you should shut off your lights and computer then? Not sure that your point of humans being, well, human, changes anything.
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You just added another line to my face. So thanks for that. Just don't leave out the small openboileros crew serving up lawsuit magnet heat due to insurance issues of modifying your water boiling code.
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10y ago
More terrible tech reporting from NYT, why are they being spammed here so much now? Can it stop? Tired of the clickbait and paywall. I thought HN was against both.
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This guy forgets that traffic controls are as much for animals, pedestrians, and the local setup than they are for actual traffic control. We will not be getting rid of lanes, even if autonomous cars use them differently.
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Then you have the issue of anonymous payment, and trusting your VPN. Many paid services are honeypots, because, the assumption is why pay if you are innocent.
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As a hobbiest, I usually see them in high stability power supplies.
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Not hard. The iSeries is an unmitigated clusterfsck. I still feel like electric is just pushing the pollution somewhere else, but I am glad to see the tech advance. I continue to have doubts that the model 3 will be the electric peoples car
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We can generate/recycle most if not all of these from or on mars. Surely not trivial, but possible. Air, water, food are a loop we already know well, and structures arent new...
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10y ago
So more apartments is nicer to you than some grass and trees?
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Weight belts, got it.
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