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by eip 9y ago
Equity in a startup is worth roughly as much as a jar of farts. Plan your career accordingly.
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by eip 9y ago
You dedicated servers page doesn't work anymore: https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver?country=us No matter what filter settings (including default) I see 0 results.
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by eip 9y ago
> Because customers need support. All the more reason not to let Comcast use it.
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by eip 9y ago
There is literally quadrillions in wealth measured in the various currencies of the world. So far crypto isn't even 0.1% of that. The true fool is the one who believes crypto has any more or less intrinsic value than fiat.
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by eip 9y ago
“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and or military consequences of the
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by eip 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_wage_in_China
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by eip 9y ago
I wouldn't call increasing chromium and vanadium and decreasing sugar 'radical'.
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by eip 9y ago
Real money or free to play?
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by eip 9y ago
That means your normal rate is not high enough.
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by eip 9y ago
> Don't undercharge because you work remotely. You misunderstand. Remote is the normal salary you want. The on site salary is normal salary + 50% inconvenience fee.
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by eip 9y ago
Tell them you will do either but your rate is 50% higher to work on site.
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by eip 9y ago
2GB with $15/GB overage fee.
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by eip 9y ago
> and how to replace that in the wake of Equifax. It seems like the winds are starting to align for us to have something like Aadhaar That was the point of the Equifax hack. To push biometrics. They have been itching for the mark since w
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by eip 9y ago
I moved out of the bay in '06. Been working remote for bay companies ever since. Live in a huge house less than 1000ft from the ocean that is cheaper than a studio anywhere in the bay. From a corporate survival standpoint it's ret
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by eip 9y ago
Cubensis are also highly effective.
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by eip 9y ago
That's pretty cuil.
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by eip 9y ago
+"I like SBT, it's better than Maven !"+ That's debatable.
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by eip 9y ago
It's debatable whether the things you listed are even worth a one time $29 payment. Definitely not worth a subscription.
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by eip 9y ago
>Given Mac, is there much benefit over just using Linux? FTFY
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by eip 9y ago
>What about folks who don't have the luxury of jobs where they can work remotely? I would bet >50% of the people working in the bay area who say they can't work remote are doing jobs that could very easily be done remote. Do
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by eip 9y ago
That is mostly Bayer.
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by eip 9y ago
It's super easy. You just tell them my rate to work remote is X. My rate to work on site is 1.75X. Been remote for 10+ years. Make bay area salary and live in a huge house on the beach.
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by eip 9y ago
http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v05n07.shtml
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by eip 9y ago
https://i.imgur.com/INnDFyu.png?1
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by eip 9y ago
When is it Charlie Sheen's turn?
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by eip 9y ago
Liquibase
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by eip 9y ago
> Three screenfuls What is this? A screen for ants?
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by eip 9y ago
I never claimed otherwise. They have unlimited R&D budget and the ability to kidnap scientists/inventors and steal their tech. They release tons of goodies all the time. Just not advanced energy tech. There are two reasons for this
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by eip 9y ago
The military has been suppressing advanced energy tech for 70+ years in order to maintain the stability of the global financial (slavery) system. Decentralized energy production means loss of control.
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by eip 9y ago
>Meyer basically destroyed a healthy, but not growing, company in the span of 4 years So she did exactly what Google paid her to do. Eliminate a competitor. How dumb do you have to be to hire a CEO from high in the ranks of your biggest

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