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alehul
8y ago
Why was this recently uploaded to vermont.gov? Wouldn't it be Intuit's responsibility to inform its own users? Confused whether this is just precautionary and given out to governments each tax season, or if something has occurred.
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Now that you've pointed out that this process exists, I'm super intrigued to hear the playlists of different stores and compare that with the brand image of said stores. Maybe if I like 'x' brand, I'll also enjoy th
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8y ago
Good question! Goodhart’s Law fits this quite well. :) From Wikipedia: “Goodhart's law is an adage named after economist Charles Goodhart, which has been phrased by Marilyn Strathern as "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases
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8y ago
This is true, but as you just said: it has to be a core job duty made clear before hiring. I highly doubt that Yelp would tell candidates "you cannot have a single day without checking your email." There may be some implicit "
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8y ago
Less than $15m could buy a 5 bedroom mansion of a single-family home in San Francisco, and in New York, a ridiculously stunning 5 bedroom apartment. Where did you get 1-2k sq/ft 2 bed 1 bath shithole from?
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8y ago
Agree with you here, but how does communism give meaning? For me, I've grown up in a capitalist society, with parents from a communist one. My sense of meaning in life comes from navigating through this environment (our laws, rules, so
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> Since you don’t know about tech, it’s going to be really hard for you to know how to hire someone who has the appropriate skills Ideally, if you have a network that will help you succeed as CEO (these are important and startups aren&#x
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8y ago
Intern at a top tech company like Google or FB, and (I’ve heard as of this year) you’re looking at like $8-$9k/month plus housing and even your laundry taken care of for you (specifically FB here). Meanwhile, the top HFs and prop trade
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> So because Google Play Music is worse at X, that means Spotify's X can't be bad? It could be that, in most cases, we only think of the options as ones that we've been introduced to. We're way too busy with daily lif
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8y ago
Your comment made me check out DuckDuckGo for the first time in a long while. To support your point, there's also a huge difference in the auto-fill suggestions, and I'd guess DuckDuckGo is more accurate to what users actually sea
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8y ago
Interesting, and really disappointing— I loved Graeber's book, Debt: The First 5,000 Years. This makes me wonder if he also avoided criticism when writing it.
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8y ago
The a16z podcast tends to provide a ludicrous amount of information and insight on many topics. While many podcasts have interesting hosts, a16z is the least produced, and the most information-dense. They ask the right questions, as you
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8y ago
Fun (maybe not applicable) fact here, but there is a huge history of privatizing tax collection. In fact, we coincidentally have that to thank for the foundation of logic and memory! Pascal, as a teen, essentially invented the calculator (a
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> Really? You mean you could memorize a blog post for random languages, go into an interview and answer a question and not completely fall apart from follow up question 1, 2, n? To me, this is the crux of why I agree with you, rather tha
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Land in the U.S. isn't available, however, to just "migrate on foot" with your family a few miles into the better school district. We have laws and property has to be bought. As a child who grew up in one of the not-good area
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This doesn't address OP's article's main point, aside from the backhand comment of "it's not social media," which is meant more so as clickbait and doesn't pertain much to the article's point of what
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Recommended sources on this? I'd be interested to read a book or article or anything on this period of history :)
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Poor people aren't able to move just to switch school districts for their child's benefit... Also, they had a nice single-family home with a yard in a suburban area.
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Steve Jobs' family had a nice middle-class life, and his parents even moved so he'd be in a better school district iirc.
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Maybe I'm wrong about the intention based on seeing NLP, but wouldn't this be more so replacing paralegals, and serving as complementary to the lawyers? If you are replacing lawyers, what's the value prop in your own words? I
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911 outage that affected cell phones has been resolved, police say
(bostonglobe.com)
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Just out of curiosity: have you tried calling your insurance to ask them where you should go? I haven't either, and have generally gone by your route of asking the hospital whether it will be insured, but I'd imagine calling ins
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So what you're telling me is... he literally reinvented the wheel.
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This. Continuously operating means a very different thing to a hacker than to the general populace. :)
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This is being downvoted, but plausible. Many on HN have commented on the phenomenon of how the author of the article always manages to chime in, much more frequently than somewhere like Reddit despite the relatively tiny userbase of HN. M
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Would there be an issue with just changing the string to be matched to "scala " or " rust"?
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To offer a better and less political answer: the reason that an UHNWI doesn't park their entire net worth in an index fund is because there is some probability, however minute, that the markets will collapse and never recover. Addition
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Really cool concept, thanks for sharing. :) Small nitpick, but there's an extra l at the end of "renewal" in the mockup. The capitalization of "Next Subscription renewall" is also a bit off-- maybe consider "Re
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Yes, point being that's not really the bank account Robinhood is trying to offer.
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> I don't know about you, but if one of my coworkers were calling for people like me to get the death penalty for doing something that was legal, I too would feel uncomfortable being around them. The entirety of your root comment an
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