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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
Location: North Carolina, US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: All things data science, focused on R, Python, SAS, Shiny, GIS, most standard web development languages/tools/databases, AWS for cloud-based projects.
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
Go outside!
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
I have two personal email addresses for MoviePass employees who might be able to help you (I say might because my issue didn't get resolved and I had to issue a chargeback). How should I send them to you? I don't want to post them
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
I totally agree, just wanted to clarify that "homeowner" is a generous term in the US intended to make people feel like they own an entire home on the day they close the sale, instead of the reality that they usually own a mortgag
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
I think that stat means 64% of Americans don't rent. Homeowner is not the right term for most of that 64%, because most have a mortgage balance, which when subtracted from their < $1,000 in savings, makes the picture even uglier, an
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
No, they won't knock on your door with a tax bill. Because it's easier to tax you through inflation to finance that debt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seigniorage#Seigniorage_as_a_t... "Economists regar
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
I've heard this over and over, and I totally understand your concern. But I think there's at least one reason to stay on Coinbase though, and it's their insurance against security breaches, including employee theft (note my c
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
Coinbase fully insures all digital currency against losses resulting from a breach of Coinbase’s physical security, cyber security, or by employee theft. If you're in the US, fiat deposits are covered by the FDIC just like bank deposit
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by abcdefghijklm 9y ago
Funny that I've been reading HN for years and never posted until an article about drugs, but that's how it goes sometimes. I was just talking about this with my wife last night during an NPR story about opiod addiction and wondere