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by exclusiv 3y ago
I just recently got into Steve Howe. He's considered one of, if not the best guitarist of all time and I came across a quote he had that said something like he wished guitarists would focus on being musicians. Same thing as coders to e
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Not much longer when interest rate payments are well on their way to $1T per year ($659 billion as of October), the bulk of the budget (66%) is non-discretionary and unfunded liabilities are $211T.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Oldest story ever told though. Someone finds something of value and doesn't protect their basket. Others take it or pressure them out. And outside of that - Florida is a state with no state income tax. Texans whines about Californians
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I had a guy overhear me talking about when I ate iguana in Curacao and then ranted to me and my group about how it wasn't right and that they are endangered. And I'm like that's not true at all but anyway, what do you eat bud
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Except when you are ordering great food. It's all about whether there is added value or not with tech or humans.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I was locked out of my car last weekend so I used the app to summon AAA. Super smooth process. The tow driver called me to confirm he was on way and location. I saw that he had arrived in a normal pickup truck so I told my buddy that I was
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I'm a non-believer. Counter arguments: 1) Not 55% from your article. Youngest boomer is 59. That's about middle of the 55-64. So split the difference, it's 43.8%. Millenials are larger than boomers. Gen X is larger than Silen
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Ah yes! So APC was more like an RNS then. I recall now after looking up some of your groups' releases too. APC was the next best group as far as releases to RNS. I probably have a ton of those NFO files from back in the day and the cou
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Same! And APC rings a bell - were they MP3 and ISO? I was an MP3 courier in a group on a lot of global top sites. I remember being in an irc chan for one of them (I think it was the hungarian one) and kali of the top group RNS stated his bi
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by exclusiv 3y ago
On the other hand, americans are fat as hell lol. (I am american) Obviously that is a complicated issue, but what's the cost look like for everyone if 40% of Americans weren't so fat?
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Anecdotally, my camera system alerted me and I witnessed someone enter my neighbors vehicle. I got my neighbor and we got the dude out of the car and I asked him unkindly what the hell he was doing and if he had stolen anything. When police
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> If I'm always giving the mugger my gun, why carry it? That's just your perspective and talking point. Parent was clearly trying to say that there may be a situation where you DO need it to protect yourself or family from bein
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by exclusiv 3y ago
No, I'm saying that if you want to sell to both operators you should want to satisfy both criteria: 1) easy to say yes to and 2) easy and quick to deliver a win after the yes. The cowboys would need solutions that work without having t
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I have some direct experience with some warehouses. On a personal level with employees and owners. And on a tech and solution level too. I'm actually amazed these warehouses are even semi-functional with the talent and wild west enviro
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by exclusiv 3y ago
They're overwhelming the employee and financial bottleneck!
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by exclusiv 3y ago
This is nonsense. If you bill fixed, then you're doing it wrong if you estimate so lean that you put yourself at risk. And it's a disservice to the client if you are really conservative and they pay a lot more than T&M would h
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> Some software issues are caused by engineering, but most of them are just some implementation detail like an "!" in the wrong place. Yes most of them (by the numbers) because software is more complicated than a bridge which h
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> This is why programmers are not licensed engineers, and I have my doubts about being a serious engineering profession. You're conflating two different things. Coding and programming does not make one an engineer. Just like assembl
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Anecdotally, I've found mountain people to be much crazier than normal. The desert has high drug use and has crazies, but even desert people acknowledge the mountain people are more unpredictable and unhinged. This may or may not be fa
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Lol. You know musk will do another 1.420 miles
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I'm casually suggesting what pretty much every country has done at some point that has been oppressed to unlock a better future for themselves and their posterity. They could start with, I dunno, maybe not voting disproportionately for
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Yes you can. Most countries correct course at some point, whether via election, protest, upheaval, civil war. etc. The younger generation understands. But I don't buy that Russians, esp the older, simply know the level of control and p
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by exclusiv 3y ago
No I don't think it is but nobody is under the pretense that the engagement you outlined is full-time.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
I'm torn between this being fraudulent and being totally fair if his employers have no clue. I guess I'm old school? I built my reputation, network and career based on doing actual work and getting shit done. And that happens to b
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Do they though? Because we haven't seen a course correction yet. How long do they need?
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Evenings in the desert are awesome in the summer.
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by exclusiv 3y ago
Don't know where you get "everyone else". I'm not talking about primaries and those with primaries aren't just "holding"... they need a place to live. Most people do not have real estate investments. Inves
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> The economy is whacked by inflation right now, you better believe that the Fed has gotten religion in considering housing costs as part of their inflation measure. So...as long as housing costs keep rising, interest rates are going to
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by exclusiv 3y ago
We can tell that despite less favorable lending, there are still multiple bids on homes in many top markets. If the lock in is a large factor, then inventory will shoot up as rates come back down. But then so will home prices as monthly pay
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by exclusiv 3y ago
> Real estate has value & a premium associated with the credit markets & revenue generated by the property (e.g. rentals). Yes for commercial - usually cap rate based which is related to return and risk, replacement cost valuatio

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