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301.
by cylinder 8y ago
Are there any cities which are a series of concentric urban rings with parkland between them?
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by cylinder 8y ago
The biggest issue is clients aren't demanding it, they don't want to leave Outlook to do anything.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Make losing plaintiffs pay the defendant's attorney's fees and costs, it changes everything
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by cylinder 8y ago
It's definitely the norm in Australia.
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by cylinder 8y ago
We think the economy is booming because these costs are increasing (inflation). Stupid. Same with GDP. A 50 car pileup will increase GDP!
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by cylinder 8y ago
Most of these shows are junk. If you don't like comic books or dark murder based series you're not too happy with Netflix these days. It's going to be one big ABC now. What do you expect when you hire one person to churn out
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by cylinder 8y ago
Why is the EU so obsessed with propping up this Iranian regime?
308.
by cylinder 8y ago
Those are facts, not opinions. What's the issue?
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by cylinder 8y ago
Are you Indian born? What category would you be in for an employment based green card?
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by cylinder 8y ago
Basically all the results these days are just from news articles on other sites.
311.
by cylinder 8y ago
Looks like this is the quickest way for west coast tech new money to instantly purchase prestige with the east coast class.
312.
by cylinder 8y ago
Actually it's worth. Cost is different to value. Cost relates to expenses. Buying an asset is not an expense, while the ongoing maintenance and depreciation of it would be considered an expense.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Get a job as a manager at a multinational with ops in the US and EU. After a year or more get transferred to the US on an L1A then soon after apply for a green card.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Lol, love the bluntness. Not surprised as an American who got out. Would love to hear more.
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by cylinder 8y ago
You've been gaslit. Remember you live in an extraordinarily wealthy country. The population is not that large considering the resources and wealth within it. The wealthy are not as mobile as you think and will not bail to Singapore if
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by cylinder 8y ago
It's a huge difference maker. 16hr flight felt like a train ride.
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by cylinder 8y ago
He made 50 websites.
318.
by cylinder 8y ago
Was this a while ago? You're unlikely to get a seat on peak services these days. Even if you do I find them too cramped for actually working.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Curious which train service are you referring to in Australia?
320.
by cylinder 8y ago
I have. They're awful
321.
by cylinder 8y ago
Yep I was the first tenant at a WeWork flagship and would never go back.
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by cylinder 8y ago
It's all much ado about nothing anyways. 85,000 new H1 visas a year for a population of 330 million? Give me a break. Even if these all went to Wipro it wouldn't even be worth thinking twice about. And the refugee intake is only 4
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by cylinder 8y ago
Good news for Germans.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Atlassian wins again.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Keep believing you live in a movie, works great for society.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Americans are deathly afraid of government. It's not just the lower or extreme classes. As you can see it's pervasive even on HN. The irony is that Europe, Australia etc are much less "dangerous" than the US
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by cylinder 8y ago
Works pretty well in Australia.
328.
by cylinder 8y ago
You studied AI and Electronics, here's an idea...maybe work in AI and Electronics?
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by cylinder 8y ago
It is number two in the world by total number of flights per year: http://www.traveller.com.au/worlds-busiest-airline-flight-ro... It's somewhere around #5 by total number of passengers.
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by cylinder 8y ago
Its the second busiest route in the world. It's a very easy flight, compared with driving and train, and is heavy with business travellers, hence the revenue. It could still use more services, the flights should be cheaper than they cu

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