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10y ago
How does this work? I thought you can't pull money out? So how are you avoiding the taxes this way?
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4 Men with 4 Very Different Incomes Open Up About the Lives They Can Afford
(esquire.com)
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11y ago
Thank you for all the information
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"I view the stable/equilibrium compensation level as between 20 and 45% of the value created for the company. Want to get paid more? Create more value. I'm ideally paying for output not effort. The obvious problem is that you
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This was all pretty clear and insightful, thank you. So, at the end of a calibration, if you were forced to lower someone's rating, does that mean their salary would be lowered as well? If so, how does that typically end up when you br
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How would you prove that you "warrant a higher salary"? It would just seem personal at that point which wouldn't be a wise choice in a professional setting. I guess you can compare with what the market is paying, but you'
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This is a little off topic, but a question that immediately popped into my head was... how does a manager deal with salary? I haven't managed before, so these questions are all hypothetical. Any insight is appreciated. I would like to
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Sorry for the confusion, but Roritharr explained spot on! Thanks Roritharr
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We handle over 1600 Japanese institutions at the company I am working for in Tokyo (Moneytree.jp), and we haven't arrived at a situation where we were defeated by what React Armor is trying to prevent.
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Chrome because of the development tools.
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If you have you flown domestically in other countries (such as Japan), you'll be surprised how easy and fast it is. It was like the 90s in the U.S.
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Interesting how the airline industry has become a race to the bottom.
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Knocking and asking someone to open the door for you to let you in their house is different from asking someone for the key to their house.
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I think there are bigger repercussions than just PR and potential liability. If they do it once, then they will be asked again to. This also means that "hackers" can use that same method to get around the security.
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It's more than just that. It's about setting a precedent. If you let the government walk all over your security, then where do you draw the line? What's the point of security at that point? Security doesn't favor good or
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I'm assuming you are referring to quantum computing for it's speed computations? That wouldn't make a different here. They have only X amount of tries before the phone locks them out. It is the number of tries that is the iss
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11y ago
So with biometrics being adopted by the mainstream population, would the law eventually be expanded to include our DNA?
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11y ago
Top 3 links are all about execs stepping down, now a 4th one? I'm wondering how all of these step downs will affect the tech sector in the stock market tomorrow especially with the recent downturns in the stock market already.
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I can tell you aren't from San Francisco based on how you addressed the city.
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11y ago
I'm in Japan too! Are you based in Tokyo?
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CircleCI Post Mortem - 18 Hours Downtime
(status.circleci.com)
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Moneytree - moneytree.jp - Tokyo, Japan. Moneytree is a personal finance application. We support over 1,000 financial institutions in Japan and we are currently looking for onsite full-time Software Engineers. We are looking for people stro
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Even so, it's not really note worthy.
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I also share this sentiment. I also added a directive class that helps dramatically with code organization/comprehension. For example, listeners should be implemented here, view-model things should be setup here, etc...
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I think this warrants a comment with a simple "LOL"
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My full-time job involves Angular, and I have to agree. I tried React briefly, and it was much easier because I didn't have to deal with understanding how the internals worked.
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The biggest reason I am not freelancing right now is I need a visa sponsorship (Tokyo), and I enjoy the company of other skilled employees and the occasional banter.
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This is great. I noticed a lot more exposure based on the emails coming in. Also awesome to see other companies in my city who are hiring and on HN as well.
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What about it is not simple and consistent? Two different syntaxes, and two different expectations and rules. Var is function scope, and let is block scope.
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While my example isn't an issue in ES6, most of the controversial came from CoffeeScript. Using classes comes with classical inheritance expectations. In CoffeeScript, changing class variables would carry through all instances, and tha
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