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by NhanH 10y ago
The number doesn't quite work out: you got two years, and if the business can demonstrate passing certain benchmarks (500k funding or (500k revenue and 20% annual growth) or 10 'murican jobs), you get another 3 years. 5 years is e
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by NhanH 10y ago
You overestimate how the "basic human right" is treated. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has 30 articles, almost every single one was and is being trampled on everyday.
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by NhanH 10y ago
There is at least one other poker pro turned programmer, who ended up at AirBNB in his first job. http://haseebq.com/farewell-app-academy-hello-airbnb-part-i/ You can search for the discussion of that link on HN.
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by NhanH 10y ago
I agree with your reasoning and your description of Wikipedia. However, despite all the flaws, wiki is reasonably helpful, and I doubt filling it with more opinions would be helping the case.
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by NhanH 10y ago
Sure, I will edit that sentence out.
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by NhanH 10y ago
The article is mainly focused on static typing. I guess it makes sense since the title is "Types". Although reading this, you might just think that dynamic typing is good for nothing. The more practical part of the article is grea
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by NhanH 10y ago
For this article specifically, it shouldn't be on wiki. The quality still needs a lot of polish, and too much opinions.
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by NhanH 10y ago
I do NOT know anything about Idris, but I'd imagine you have to do a check along the line of `if (x<y) then` before being able to call `add`, within that block-scope, the compiler should be able to infer that x<y. Typescript has
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by NhanH 10y ago
Arguably the USSR would be classified in the "total collapse" case though.
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by NhanH 10y ago
Has any country, ex-Communist or otherwise, ever been able to clean up/ tone down their bureaucracies, except the case of a total collapse?
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by NhanH 10y ago
Simbi (the bartering marketplace) looks interesting. Wouldn't it be functionally equivalent to building something that allows people to trade their skill for money directly? Also, does the user on Simbi pay ... taxes right now? It woul
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by NhanH 10y ago
Can we have an option to hide hidden stories, default to no, otherwise keeps it where it is but have it faded (also add an unhide right there). Or would that be too convoluted?
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by NhanH 10y ago
"Them" is used here as singular non-gendered pronoun.
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by NhanH 10y ago
> In the end of the day, it's your job to respect everyone limitations, including yours, and never judge the guys next to you as mediocre, or yourself. You may not get in the history books, but a lot of people around you that need y
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by NhanH 10y ago
The number of poorly/low educated people are in the hundreds of millions, if not billions. And I'm not sure why you feel the need for a throwaway, seeing that HN user has a pretty big biased for basic income. Also, I don't th
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by NhanH 10y ago
Machine learning and AI are two overlapped fields, it's hard to say one completely encompasses the other. So two overlapped circle would be better?
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by NhanH 10y ago
Wouldn't exercising your options be a taxable event? Without a way to liquidate them you are stuck with a big tax bill and still potentially worthless share.
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by NhanH 10y ago
The Patriot Act requires bank to keep home address of foreigner in the foreign country on file. But otherwise, you only need to provide passport + 1 more type of picture ID to open the bank account. This was in 2010
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by NhanH 10y ago
Yeah, the interesting thing about conspiracy is that they're almost always self inconsistent: they believe in government/ elite having "super power", and yet also incompetent enough to cause fuck up that would require th
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by NhanH 10y ago
> There are plenty of domestically-born citizens who do not have an SS card (based on some state birth procedures I am familiar with, acquiring a federal SS number at birth is optional at the choice of the parents). There are also plenty
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by NhanH 10y ago
No one disputes that. What you said is true, and completely irrelevant to the discussion at hand (splitting into ETC would allow more profit when shorting ETH -- considering that shorting ETH is something you can already do).
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by NhanH 10y ago
Where is your statistics on that?
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by NhanH 10y ago
If you believe in the claim that they can't find a local then it's consistent.
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by NhanH 10y ago
They could still do that without splitting into ETC. In fact, without splitting into ETC, it's even easier to stay in the sideline and yell into the sky that fundamentally, the technical aspect of ETH is shit. By splitting into ETC, th
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by NhanH 10y ago
How is splitting into ETC earning anyone money?
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by NhanH 10y ago
> Does anyone really think that when they're an old man looking back, they're going to wish they had spent more time in the gym to deadlift 800 instead of "just" 700? Or will they wish they had spent more time enjoyin
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by NhanH 10y ago
> 98% of his writings were a critique of capitalism. He didn't provide a detailed description of how to implement anything. Yeah that's exactly my point. The issue is when we try to turn all those seemingly "good" thi
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by NhanH 10y ago
Money, wealth, economic power are all used mostly synonymous in informal discussion like this, and I don't really like to discuss word semantic right now. A lot of people on HN is supporting Basic Income policy (I do, too). And that&#x
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by NhanH 10y ago
No it isn't precedented. Ownership of a company is a lot different than real estates or other physical wealth. It would take years to sell off $50 billion of stocks without crashing the company. Even if they are patience and manage to
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by NhanH 10y ago
The difference is in the number. 40% means that I can realistically leverage my own share of the stock to get money and pay the tax. 100% means that I walk away and the government can figure out what to deal with the ownership.

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