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Java vs. .NET (Funny Video, 2013)(youtube.com)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
I met Jessica when I interviewed at YC (Summer 2014 batch). She was very nice in addition to extremely intelligent, of course. She was smiling the entire time and made a clear effort to make me less nervous. I hope she enjoys the recharge!
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
I met Jessica when I interviewed at YC. She was very nice in addition to extremely intelligent, of course. She was smiling the entire time and made a clear effort to make me less nervous. I hope she enjoys the recharge!
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
This itself, is an April Fools joke I hope. How meta ;-)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
I promise I don't wear a tin foil hat, but it would be great if they proved that they did access it. The cynic in me wonders if they're tapping out because they didn't want to lose in court and set a precedent they don't
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Good riddance, gig economy: The collapse of SV’s dream of destroying your job(salon.com)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
> “You don’t get rewarded for creating great technology, not anymore,” This resonated with me the most, as I learned it the hard way through my own failed startup. I was informed by several investors that tech was a commodity and they on
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Apologies in advance that it's a buzzfeed link
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Robert De Niro Pulls Anti-Vaccination Documentary from Tribeca Film Festival(buzzfeed.com)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
This means it passed the Turing test, right? ;-)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
It's an easier crime to commit, although maybe not to get away with. There are banks on every corner, their layouts and policies are similar, and you know where the cash is. If you were going to rob a millionaire, where would you start
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Agreed, that's way under market. At Intuit's San Diego office in 2013, we were hiring college graduate software engineers for $75k base. Add another 15-20% for total comp (bonus, RSU, ESPP).
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Reminds me of Flowers for Algernon, my grandfather's favorite book.
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Attackers knock anti-DDoS provider Staminus offline, leak customer info(krebsonsecurity.com)
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IRS Suspends Insecure ‘Get Identity Protection PIN’ Feature(krebsonsecurity.com)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Got 15 right. Also get caught up on multiples of 13
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The future of Quicken
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes on the west coast or to Austin Technologies: Certified Scrum Master, Product Manager Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billhendricks Email: billhen
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Ask HN: Secondary market trading etiquette
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
From the comments section on avc.com: "Twitter isn't a social network. It's a real-time publishing engine and consumer-customizable distribution network." I couldn't agree more. For me it's a news reader and oc
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Austin is a great city. I went to school there, lived there for 10 years, and went through Techstars there 10 years later. But the cynic in me wants to point out that Indeed.com is based in Austin has a vested interest in bringing more tale
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IRS Finds 'Get Transcript' Data Breach Was More Widespread(accountingtoday.com)
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by billhendricksjr 11y ago
Like the idea, glad to see apps for meatspace businesses.
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by billhendricksjr 12y ago
Thanks for your concern :). I was motivated to post this after 8 years of frustration at IRS and other's failure to act. I've contacted IRS numerous times on this subject and they've indicated to no concrete plan and timeline
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by billhendricksjr 12y ago
If you're filling out your return by hand (1040EZ, 1040A, or 1040) and doing the math yourself they do tell you to round. However the input forms (W-2, 1099s, etc.) VERY rarely contain ALL round numbers. After analyzing thousands of re
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by billhendricksjr 12y ago
Despite my Jonathan Swift inspired title, it is unfortunately not satire. Here's an abridged list of criteria that caused us to flag the 2 returns I mentioned as obviously fraudulent: - Mailing address on account was bogus per Google M
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I will give you bank routing and account numbers of tax fraudsters(common-form.com)
10 points by billhendricksjr 12y ago|6 comments
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I couldn't agree more!
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by billhendricksjr 12y ago
There are some very basic things that could be done to reduce tax fraud. Requiring employers to e-file W-2s to IRS at the same time they send them to their employees would cut this problem down significantly.
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Tax Fraud Is a $30B Industry (and Growing)(texasenterprise.utexas.edu)
2 points by billhendricksjr 12y ago|5 comments

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