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by danzig13 7y ago
As a pseudo executive, I think this is also a good perspective on what to expect from a meeting and avoid micromanaging problems.
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by danzig13 7y ago
Much like the plumbing in your house doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things.
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by danzig13 7y ago
Savings would not be significantly damaged if 1-1.5% in gains was missed on a $10,000 on a fossil fuel divested portfolio. That might be a significant overstatement of the differential. Disclaimer: 1-1.5% would make a big difference over ti
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by danzig13 7y ago
More than $5000 is not a substantial amount
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by danzig13 7y ago
Lost causes exist. If you’re in one, run.
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by danzig13 7y ago
I would rather ride around on a Schwinn in a metro area that has been designed for human sized inhabitants to enjoy their lives; not based on segregation era rules and property tax avoidance.
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by danzig13 7y ago
The problem is that vaccines are not 100% effective even on people that receive them so that group of people could still get the disease and now there is a percentage of people not getting the vaccines at all and creating a greater opportun
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by danzig13 7y ago
Prior to my involvement in my current company, they were discussing setting up production in China. After my involvement in the company, I have no idea how they thought they could pull it off. For whatever reason, they did not do it. Rumor
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by danzig13 7y ago
To fix healthcare, we need to gut the health insurance industry like a fish.
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by danzig13 7y ago
And you pay for the privilege.
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by danzig13 7y ago
One realization I had about the movie: the witch writes a message to Oz to send Dorothy. He immediately tricks her into going there; presumably to her death. Not a very good man.
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by danzig13 7y ago
My parents have one of these bastards growing against their house. We had no idea what it was until this story. They’ve cut it down twice, butchered the stump, given it a chemical bath. It is currently back at gutter height.
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by danzig13 7y ago
FYI, on iOS, you can just read the story with the reader view. You get to it by clicking on the horizontal lines on the left side of the address bar.
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by danzig13 7y ago
I’m on iOS. Never actually tried to look at source in iOS Safari. However, before getting there, I was able to read it just by clicking the reader view in the address bar.
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by danzig13 7y ago
Can’t read the article, but I did want to share that the title resonates with me. I love running and now run again, but I started learning swimming during a knee injury. One thing it re-taught me was how rewarding it is to learn or improve
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by danzig13 8y ago
I’m not a CPA or accountant. Investopedia has a few articles on the subject. I think capital losses can completely cancel any capital gains - kind of obvious if you think about it - if you lose $10 on sales of stock A and gain $10 on sales
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by danzig13 8y ago
Capital gains is added on top of regular income so if you had $450k regular income then $50k long term capital gains, $38,850 would be taxed at 15% and the remainder at the top rate of 20%
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by danzig13 8y ago
I’ve been impressed with Camelot for PDF tables
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by danzig13 8y ago
That scale would likely not be necessary in the U.S. Shenzen has a 50% larger population than New York and is like the 7-10th largest city in China.
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by danzig13 8y ago
Seems pretty damning, but I do wonder without his efforts would as much progress have been made in batteries/electric cars? It is just sad that Tesla could be a much healthier and successful company if all those first string people whe
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by danzig13 8y ago
- Advanced sorting plus pagination comes to mind. How would you do that without pulling unnecessary rows? - GROUP_CONCAT or STUFF in SQL Server already decreases the number of rows. His example has one row returned instead of 3. - Aggregati
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by danzig13 8y ago
I work in information systems in a manufacturing company in a small town. The power of agglomeration is quite apparent in its absence. Most everyone in this company has only ever worked there and accepts the status quo of how things are don
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by danzig13 8y ago
Having worked as an actual Fed, I think there is a bit more complication to this. I know that I and the people around me worked hard to do a good job on our project. I would hire any of those people. I also saw a great deal of the governmen
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by danzig13 8y ago
Except diverse communities in Finland do not have significant achievement gaps with non-diverse communities. Edit: After looking into it PISA stats, this is inaccurate. Must have heard this in a news story. Edit 2: They do seem to do better
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by danzig13 8y ago
I’m glad to see someone else expressing annoyance at the special class citizen status awarded to companies and pointing out this whole city selection process as bullshit. They were just trying to get the cities they already picked to make c
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by danzig13 8y ago
I also think some level of the reverse - maybe not - is true. Things are not that complex and high school graduates can do fairly high status jobs.
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by danzig13 8y ago
Peeing in bottles and trash cans definitely shows Amazon has gone too far, but I see the other side of the spectrum everyday where there is no fear/standards. That is not fair either.
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by danzig13 8y ago
The measure can help you identify those willing workers by how the react to it though.
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by danzig13 8y ago
At best it probably only identifies the people to replace.
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by danzig13 8y ago
Thanks. A few years ago I asked a question on what this was called.

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