conro1108

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by conro1108 5y ago
> A software engineer in Dallas Texas doesn't make near the cost of living difference between a San Francisco job while doing the same thing and that is a problem. Full stop. Why is that a problem? Do you feel that the same gap nee
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by conro1108 5y ago
You pay income tax on those units of stock when you are paid with them.
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by conro1108 5y ago
Patek nautilus 5711/1A-010 retails for around 30k and seems to be going for ~120k these days. FP Journe chronometre bleu commands a similar premium, retailing for around 20k and selling for 80k.
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by conro1108 6y ago
Does it really incentivize the state to incarcerate more people? Surely it costs more than 1k/month to keep someone in prison even in more cost-efficient locales.
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by conro1108 6y ago
Wouldn't that just mean that the delta between the dilution and the stock drop was 'the street's take on the "real" valuation of auth0?
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by conro1108 6y ago
They probably could, but at least at this point they're probably more concerned with discouraging other governments from trying to pass similar laws.
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by conro1108 6y ago
The scenario being discussed is a college student with a "portfolio" funded by birthday and Christmas presents. It makes sense to be less risk averse in that situation than a mid-career software engineer with a family to support p
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by conro1108 6y ago
Trader Joe's and Dollar General aren't the ones distributing vaccines, they're simply incentivizing their employees the elect to receive one through the standard channels.
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by conro1108 6y ago
If you wish it had gone to someone more needing, why maybe donate it? Just give it to someone more needing
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by conro1108 6y ago
Who's "we" here? Is it surprising that the government of a nation would act in its nation's interests? My understanding is that the reason for supporting globalization, free trade, etc was that those policies _were_ in o
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by conro1108 6y ago
Not a good time if you don't think they'll ever recover.
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by conro1108 6y ago
Practically every white-collar worker that I know (barring some security folks) has a linkedin account. It's certainly the norm in my circles.
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by conro1108 6y ago
> But I'm reasonably certain that the idea isn't entirely new. Since it wasn't done, it's likely to not actually be worth it. Well I certainly don't think that's a safe bet, generally speaking. There are con
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by conro1108 6y ago
That’s not how I read it. My take of the GP was more that they believe the _strength_ of PHP is that businesses that don’t have an existing pool of SWE talent can start solving problems with more or less whoever they can get their hands on
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by conro1108 6y ago
To "pay like Google" compared to industry in general and to "pay like Google" compared to the places Google is competing for hires with are very different things.
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by conro1108 6y ago
Some part of me is hoping he'll have to fall back on a backup career after this kind of behavior.
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by conro1108 6y ago
If interrupting your commute is enough to turn you to "complete opposition in every objective they promote," I have a hard time believing you were ever a whole-hearted supporter.
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by conro1108 6y ago
I'd argue that if we're talking about unvested equity, counting appreciation as a comp increase rather than capital gain is reasonable.
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by conro1108 6y ago
I don’t think that’s the point anyone’s trying to make. $15mm probably isn’t enough to make big systemic changes to humanity and Oliver’s donation surely alleviated a lot of suffering and should be applauded. However, Gates has resources on
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by conro1108 6y ago
Is it really overlooked? Pretty much every big tech company I’m aware of does a good amount of hiring through the intern->new grad pipeline
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by conro1108 6y ago
Is it not a sign of incompetence at the highest level when important projects like the IRS website are handed off to contractors who can't get it done?
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by conro1108 7y ago
This sounds fascinating, could you elaborate any on why a single failure of this application would be so catastrophic?
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by conro1108 7y ago
Wouldn't the profit motive be stronger for an independent physician since they actually directly profit, rather than facing indirect pressure based on your employer's profit motive?
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by conro1108 7y ago
Not if the position is overtime exempt.
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by conro1108 7y ago
Applying to everyone in org 102 is the intended behavior no? The slip-up would be the 'OR 102' which would just evaluate to true.
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by conro1108 7y ago
Am I going crazy or does this article mention neither espionage against US companies nor espionage on behalf of US companies?
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by conro1108 7y ago
You can buy individual pod and case replacements. It's still quite expensive, around $50-60 I believe, but it's not like you're just out $160 if you lose one piece.
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by conro1108 8y ago
I believe that "higher" means higher female ratios than many other CS programs, not necessarily more females than males.