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cylinder
10y ago
The reason this is posted here again is that there was recently a Trident "accident" which May did not disclose to Parliament.
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cylinder
10y ago
Your design is awesome! I would suggest auto filling the airport field once I tap into a certain destination. I already provided my location on the front page.
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cylinder
10y ago
Yup, I've had high energy loud talkative sales people be great at presenting data, knowing the competition, etc. This introvert vs extrovert nonsense is getting out of hand.
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cylinder
10y ago
Sweden has very high population growth.
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cylinder
10y ago
As always rapidly increasing population decreases quality of life for all except those already established at the top of the pyramid.
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cylinder
10y ago
Hah, that's why I want to start a small business in Australia not the US. I can't pay for it for my own family ($20k/yr) let alone my employees. Megacorps and VC-backed startups don't care I guess, but they're playi
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cylinder
10y ago
The taxes are not higher than CA or NY or similar states. Why do Americans think their taxes are low? You also pay a shitload of property tax in most states of the US. Oh, bonus, if you're not employed you still get to receive medical
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cylinder
10y ago
You should be more concerned about that social network bar that floats on the left of the page on mobile and literally prevented me from reading your article.
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cylinder
10y ago
I knew you were the poster from the other thread ranting about this system being rigged by immigration attorneys who are apparently making a "killing." You are misguided on this matter and the criticism of immigration lawyers is m
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cylinder
10y ago
This is not about donating blood to the Red Cross, this is about the plasma donation industry, which is only for-profit in the US and supplies much of the world. Only a few companies operate in this space, I've studied it closely. Baxa
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cylinder
10y ago
Are you kidding? Go on any states healthcare exchange and price out a plan for a family of four. Subsidies only cover low incomes, apparently $70k for a family of four in NY is rich and can afford $18k/yr premiums with $14k deductible.
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cylinder
10y ago
Australia survived and prospered due to government. It's the only way a million people on a giant remote continent could. What is the opposite of "colonialist thinking" anyways? American sociopathy?
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cylinder
10y ago
Scam senses tingling. Once again.
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cylinder
10y ago
And not to mention Clinton spent about $1 billion from very large donors on a very industrialized campaign based on TV advertising and direct mail, while Trump spent $60 million made up of small donations. To say presidential elections are
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cylinder
10y ago
I'm convinced that this optimism bias is what drives "the business cycle."
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cylinder
10y ago
You should check out Stuyvesant Town in NYC. I really like its layout and the lack of cars. It's a good community. I've envisioned building an entire city as a chain of these self contained Stuyvesant Towns.
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cylinder
10y ago
Yes, they could be sued in Canada and then have a big legal headache along with the costs involved. Canada's going to have stricter labor laws too. I'm working on a service that makes hiring distributed teams internationally easie
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cylinder
10y ago
>We kept them as contractors for legal reasons but treated them like employees That's exactly what you don't want to be doing
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cylinder
10y ago
This is why I can't be self employed. The situation is out of control. That's the rate for the small local carriers too with poor provider networks. The major carriers such as United go for $2,000/mo. Don't forget the 30
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cylinder
10y ago
I chuckled at this being the top comment. I did the same and will be joining you soon in Melbourne! I think the Australian system is the best model for the US to copy, not Denmark or France or what not. But it's never even mentioned he
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cylinder
10y ago
Does this work for offshore usage of USA Netflix or do they detect Digital Ocean?
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cylinder
10y ago
NYT seems to be the national hub for pop-science these days.
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cylinder
10y ago
Commentary != News You could follow columnists from either side, but I don't know how many I'd call thoughtful.
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cylinder
10y ago
There's no requirement that H1B beneficiaries be "highly skilled."
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cylinder
10y ago
Curious why you're doing a pre-law program. You can just take the LSAT and go to law school...
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cylinder
10y ago
May I ask, would you consider your pre-fatherhood period as ambitious? If so how do you deal with deferring that ambition to be a full-time father? I sometimes feel like this might be the path I take, but I worry about regretting it later d
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cylinder
10y ago
This is good advice. I'm going to be building a site and replicating across TLD and IPs like this across countries. My only question is, if you are using the same content (ie, you write content on the blog for SEO) across each site do
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cylinder
10y ago
I throw those bills in the trash, nothing ever happens. Admin staff at medical practices are horribly incompetent generally. You can push them before the fact aggressively to figure out your eligibility under insurance, and then you'll
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cylinder
10y ago
Agree. Six hours a day seems foolish. All that time getting ready for work, commuting, etc only to spend six hours at work. I'm a much bigger believer in just being closed on Fridays if possible
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cylinder
10y ago
You can get it with a "post-secondary certificate" combined with three years experience.
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