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by charlie0 2y ago
Trusts. It's relatively easy to hide who owns what.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Which is odd because I don't see a lot of downsizing from any boomer I know, the equity is locked away on the home until they sell.
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by charlie0 2y ago
I fully agree, but this requires a certain level of experience to organize code in a way that makes it easy to navigate and modify. It's quite easy to end up with with "rube goldberg" code where you don't know what liste
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by charlie0 2y ago
What does HSA/FSA have to do with mountain bikes? Are they eligible?
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by charlie0 2y ago
Specifically, is there anything that can be done with this element in the real world that would otherwise be impossible?
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by charlie0 2y ago
Prices will continue to rise. There's a lot of demand still and lowering interest rates will only push prices upwards.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Do you own one?
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by charlie0 2y ago
Next up: CrowdStrike Sued for Alleged Negligence. I hate lawyers, but this is the reason why companies outsource. Why take the blame (and spend the money) when you can blame the vendor?
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by charlie0 2y ago
I have some doubt as to how much work extroverts get done, especially if the office is full of them.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Sounds like really bad design choices here. #1 logs shouldn't go on the same machine that's running the app, they should be reported tp another server and if you want local logs, then properly setup log rotators. Both would be goo
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by charlie0 2y ago
"Technical" skills just means a person has or can switch to a "technical" mindset, which I find to be quite different from non-technical people. Not to say that one is better than the other, but I do find it much, much e
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by charlie0 2y ago
Instead of books, I'd go with Laracasts and start off with a simple tutorial using Blade. Once you get a hang of MVC and Blade/HTML/CSS. Then, I would jump into a course that goes heavier into a front end library.
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by charlie0 2y ago
This 1000%. The only real solution is to let it all crash and burn, but they keep getting bailouts.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Working smart, not hard, does set you free though.
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by charlie0 2y ago
This lines up perfectly with my use of the documentation. It really helps quite a lot to do it first, but as the implementation is underway, new scenarios come up and it's often a challenge to go back and update the docs. The new thing
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by charlie0 2y ago
It's all terrible working conditions and awful bosses until you have too much free time and have to start contemplating the meaning of your own life. Then you REALLY have hard work to do or succumb to the impending nihilism.
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by charlie0 2y ago
You're correct because technically, you can't get unemployment if you quit. You have to be let go or fired in order to apply.
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by charlie0 2y ago
The compromise here could be you can now have vacations in Manhattan. There's an odd thing that happens to most of us where we become convinced we HAVE TO live in certain places and we get tunnel vision because of that. Personally, I t
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by charlie0 2y ago
I'd challenge that. I recently moved and was able to find a place that had all that and was cheaper. Having lived in big cities all my life, I totally believed that only big cities had this. Of course, now that I challenged myself to l
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by charlie0 2y ago
Voting with your feet is the most practical option.
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by charlie0 2y ago
third this. I've gotten to sample these positions because "hey, I'll do this until you find a replacement". Sucked every single time and now I just outright refuse it.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Assuming the mythical black swan doesn't come in, drop returns 20% and stays that way for years, but yet, I'm too following this path. It's the best that can be done, black swans or not.
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by charlie0 2y ago
4. would be the dream for me. It requires learning and applying a lot of things across multiple domains. The complexity and problem solving nature is very attractive. The only problem is you need a bag or 2 to actually be able to start this
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by charlie0 2y ago
Examples?
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by charlie0 2y ago
"...I no longer feel like the harder I work, the worse the world is for everyone except the investors." This is the main reason why I refuse to work overtime. I've long realized the only people getting rich here are the owner
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by charlie0 2y ago
This is the way. I've heard of the idea that you should seek to re-invent/re-evaluate your life every 7-10 years. Things change, you get older and so does everyone else around you. I find that if you don't take time off to do
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by charlie0 2y ago
I have fanciful thoughts of people who have been in SWE retiring after 15 years of hard work and following financial strategies diligently to leave space for the juniors to fill as they gain more experience. Not happening though.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Ah, one of those "temporary" measures.
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by charlie0 2y ago
Probably because there's a significant number of people who just stream stuff constantly as background noise. The tyranny of the minority.
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by charlie0 2y ago
This is the main reason why I don't use Netflix or other services. It sucks when I'm in the middle of watching a movie and the quality drops significantly. Maybe things have changed, but I really wished there was an option to cont

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