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by dkhenry 10y ago
I have a wife, three young children, and a mortgage, and it didn't filter me out. The money isn't the biggest challenge, it is tough work and it takes a long time to reach the pay off. The daily grind up against the machine that i
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by dkhenry 10y ago
If your considering applying ( which you should be ) I would implore you to relocate, while its a major sacrifice you will be more effective in person that you could ever be remotely
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by dkhenry 10y ago
As someone who doesn't have millions in his bank account, I can tell you that everything Matt is saying applies to us poor folk too.
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I understand your feeling, and even if you could get to the 163k pay rate (which you might not) you would be looking at a different lifestyle. Its important to go into the process knowing that a Job at the USDS isn't going to make the
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by dkhenry 10y ago
What group would that be if you don't mind sharing ?
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by dkhenry 10y ago
History is fun. I now have something new to read up one, Perfectionism.
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by dkhenry 10y ago
For what appears to be such a well researched article, the author completely gets the theology of Methodists and Baptists wrong. Not only does he do a poor job of trying to explain Arminianism, and he associates it with Baptists, which it i
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by dkhenry 10y ago
So here is some career advice, go be that person. You know the one who shows up early and sets up the conference equipment, be the one who publishes an agenda for their meetings and actually takes notes to send out as a recap. You will be a
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by dkhenry 10y ago
For all the doom and gloom predictions it would appear a Trump presidency is turning out to be a pretty vanilla republican administration. The world didn't end in 2000 when the last republican administration had a republican congress,
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by dkhenry 10y ago
When Obama entered office there was a good slice of the population that genuinely disagreed with his policy, but because of his landslide victory and his overwhelming support in both houses of congress he just moved forwards with his agenda
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I was able to get everywhere I needed to go, granted I was staying at an AirBnB so I didn't need to go shopping, but I rode past a safeway during my adventures and I can put plenty of stuff in saddle baskets. About the people driving,
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by dkhenry 10y ago
After visiting the Palo Alto region for work I don't understand why anyone would drive anywhere. It was so extremely friendly to biking, I could get from Menlo Park to Redwood city and even across the bay to Freemont with no trouble wh
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I don't get the meetings bulletpoint. There is no way a startup can compare to the meetings load of a "Big Boy" company. I have always marked the transition from "Start-up" to "Enterprise" by how much time
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by dkhenry 10y ago
He did and the same would apply to him. He should be even more culpable as he had a background in the defense department, so he had many many years of handling classified information on a daily basis. There should have been an official inqu
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Many people have had their clearance revoked, lost their jobs, and been sent to jail for similar acts. I think anyone who has held a security clearance is appalled at what has happened.
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by dkhenry 10y ago
the short answer is yes, they are both in trouble. The sender has a plausible defense they they didn't know it was a unsecured server as there is the case to be made that the secretary of state should be trustworthy to be operating in
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by dkhenry 10y ago
No in the case of classified material, it is a crime to be incompetent. The only burdon of proof is that the disclosure in some way harms the United States, and that the disclosure was knowingly and willfully done. She knew she had and E-ma
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I would say there have been numerous smoking guns, but most of them have been ignored by those who should have brought charges. To claim that the law wasn't broken because she didn't mean to leak classified information is incredul
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Some of those E-mails contained classified information which is illegal to have on non secured systems. There are many cases of others who have leaked secured information onto unsecured systems and they ended up in federal prison. After the
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I would disagree with the assertion that they do things only an employer can do ( which I understand means I am firmly wrong in the sight of UK law ), I would rather Uber can set additional rules in exchange for additional flexibility for t
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Which doesn't make sense for an employer to continue to allow. If I have to pay start to pay for the fringe benefits of being an employee then I want the guarantees that come along with that. So I am going to want to have tighter cont
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by dkhenry 10y ago
This isn't an employee rights case. The only winner in this case is not employees but other Taxi services. If I were an Uber driver I don't want to be an employee. I want to be a contractor that can turn his app on or off at will.
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I wonder if there would be a way to allow for multiple NS records for a given domain, but still maintain the idea of ownership over that domain by a single party. Like right now I need to have a single registrar put an entry for my NS recor
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by dkhenry 10y ago
DNS is decentralized, There are 8 root name servers globally distributed and operated by different entities. Whatever you think the problem is there is no amount of "decentralizing" that could be done to address the issues you hav
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Given the records of these two individuals, I feel YC is better off with this outcome.
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The chasm is entirely the same chasm defined in the book, they need to obtain profitability, either their plans are to cut expenses and have no growth, or to cross into profitability by starting to acquire early majority customers. Addition
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by dkhenry 10y ago
In the article they mentioned "Crossing the Chasm". That theory comes from this book [1] which I have only recently read. Whats important to notice is this book was written in 1991 and what it lacks is how the entire technology ma
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by dkhenry 10y ago
As a ergodox user I can answer that. While yes the matrix layout is _way_ better, the downside is that if you ever type on a standard keyboard you are immediately frustrated. I imagine it would depend on your working environment, but for me
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Ohh yeah thats what all that evidence after he stepped down pointed to. His long history of bigotry and many many examples of his specific intolerance towards any specific persons. Instead of judging people on their technical merits I propo
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I guess that's what happens when technically competent leadership is forced out by the community due to their personal religious beliefs.

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