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As noble as the attempt may be, you still have to use your head - if you're really trying to help people. There's a tendency to say, hey its something, its better than nothing.. Not necessarily. Not an expert but it makes perfec
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Read the TPP .. Skipped right to the HN comments about the TPP.
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Occam's razor
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Wikipedia Turns 15 – Will It Make It to 30? – Fortune
(fortune.com)
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3% is not price gouging. First, they spent decades building up their networks. You are paying for indemnity. People forget about the power of purchase protection. I can pay with a card and feel safe I will not get screwed by a merchant.
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Stars and “Moving up”
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We already have a massive war on poverty. Just the Govt. is $1T per year. http://www.heritage.org/multimedia/infographic/2014/12/total... Economic Inequality is not bad per se, too much inequality is. A
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Also a dark calculation in these people who won't carry (even catastrophic) coverage. If I get a major disease and a half million or million dollar medical bill, I'm not going to pay it anyway.
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I called the bank and they stopped charging me their HSA monthly fee, and credited back the past months fees - FYI. I won't say which bank it was, but it rhymes with Smells Smargo !
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I'm against Obamacare, but if I was for it, I would peg the penalties at 2x the avg basic exchange coverage price. Also, people with high deductibles should make sure you take advantage of tax benefits, HSA for instance. The $6000 ded
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I've found Uber drivers (all over the country) to be just the right amount of chatty, and very friendly. Haven't tried Lyft yet.
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* What if I own a house but have no cash? Will I have to sell it and live on the street to pay the taxman? - You do that now. Property taxes. * What if the ultra-wealthy buy property and then mark it down? - People lie to the IRS now, syst
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Age discrimination is not only wrong, it's illegal. The woman in the article said she was told 'they want someone younger'. Anyone who can prove they did not get a job cause of their age may want to check with the EEOC and p
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The technologist, specifically the software developer (ie.. the typical HN reader) seems to often be a non-conformist, even contrarian. Why do you think that is? Cause we think we're smarter than everyone else, is my theory!
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In deciding to be exceptional, I'm thinking of the courageous act of separating yourself from the crowd when it's safer to conform, when faced with a binary decision between the two. That decision can have lifelong consequences.
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I like how Emerson felt about conformity, not to mention - to be exceptional, one must be a non-conformist. Many would rather be accepted than exceptional At some point in your life, you may have to make that choice. The problem with publ
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Just started to check it out. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of the book. I've found the common atheist arguments (ie.. people start wars in the name of religion, therefore religion is bad) usually pretty weak. The firs
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11y ago
Anything is questionable, but (in the USA at least) https://www.google.com/webhp#q=how+many+obese+people+in+usa burning more cals is better https://www.google.com/webhp#q=how+many+calories+burned+stan...
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Build a standing desk.. Two resolutions - a hobby (learn carpentry) and health benefits!
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It's problematic looking at salaries college students vs. non-college students, as if the single choice of going to school or not makes the difference, and getting the degree assures the good pay. Too many recent graduates know better
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HTTPS is easy
(run-node.com)
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Powerful JavaScript State Machine in 37 Lines
(github.com)
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1B YouTube users times 10% subscribe times $10/mo. Note, 1B users today in 2015 . Still growing at 40% according to their stats page. Pretty decent math.
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Part of the elitism is just immaturity and childishness. It's a field dominated by younger people and with that comes some childish benavior. Not all young people, but overall you get more of it. However, people do need to respect th
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Buy magazine, get a free computer. It's a pretty good time to be alive.
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Your content (yes, yours too) is basically worthless
(run-node.com)
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The benefits of frameworks are overrated. Layers of abstraction may ease certain tasks, but also require additional learning (the language and the framework). Worse is abstraction on top of abstraction! This is a natural result of the mi
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Short answer - between the two - specialize is superior. If money matters to you - its easy to figure - hrs x price. Your price generally is higher if you specialize. Best thing is to be a rare bird - expert in something very valuable tha
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...was once called a "web master". Was great, haven't heard that term in a long time, although as I recall it's "webmaster". I don't think "web master" was ever a term.
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Block ads, that can be done already. I think the real value is Background Play.
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