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by exclusiv 9y ago
I witnessed that as well in Europe. They don't like driving any distances and they have some great countryside and fun roads. In London - people seemingly stay really tight to where they live and work. They have no problem flying to ot
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I don't own a pickup but they are quite fun to drive. Gaffigan has a related joke:: "why are they called a pickup? I'm pretty sure everyone that owns them aren't picking ANYTHING up". haha. So true.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Agreed. Part of the problem is that we use the word "accident" when it's almost always someone's fault. Everytime I see someone driving terribly I know there's a 50%+ chance they have a sizable dent on their car fro
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I wouldn't have high retention if I didn't have the approach I outlined. The market is frothy. I ask all candidates what they prefer regarding hours so we're all on the same page from the get go. If you want to put in 60 and
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'm familiar with most of those resources. Do any of them support your claim that tax levels make no impact on hiring or wage growth? Separately, since we're exchanging data source recommendations, I'd also suggest looking at
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by exclusiv 9y ago
If taxes were 100% what would happen? Businesses would turn into non-profit slaves. It may not be linear but suggesting higher taxes have no impact on hiring or wage growth is naive. I personally have a guarantee for 400k on a line of credi
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Yes - pass through entities like LLCs pay whatever the owners personal rates are. This is usually higher than 15%. Small and mid-sized businesses often pay more than larger companies despite the progressive rates because they don't hav
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by exclusiv 9y ago
No - he has figured out the salary game. He values his time and doesn't want to do crazy hours but when he hears or reads salary data it's never transparent. I've had him for about 4 years and he has 9 yrs experience as a ful
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by exclusiv 9y ago
> so raising taxes on corporate income won’t affect employment > It means that profits are pointless except as a way of announcing to your stockholders (and hostile takeover specialists) that your company is a going concern, a thrivin
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by exclusiv 9y ago
In SF and NYC that 80k is laughably low because it's expensive to live but also because companies there are abusing young engineers and getting 60+ hrs per week in many cases. I have a senior engineer I pay 130k for 40 hours of work. H
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Exactly. I used Task Rabbit to help me move and it was a great experience. I bought the guy BBQ too and we ate food together on my patio. He was a nice guy who had a full-time job but did moving on the weekends for extra money. Contrast tha
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'd imagine it's highly rewarding delivering results for patients. I have heard from doctors in my family that the administrative overhead that's been put in place has made it way less appealing than it used to be.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
It's not about your opinion. It's about how you deliver it and the assumptions you made about someone because they differ. I actually agree with both you and the parent in different aspects. But yes, you can have a productive disc
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Whoa. This is why we can't have productive discussions on real issues. White knights abound.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
So basically if you have a population of any size it's a problem.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
> if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all. While I agree with that statement in general, I don't agree with making laws to use that to infringe on free speech. We've never made a law to p
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Disposed of properly is a big caveat though no?
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Poor people have always had access to health care and society has always paid for it. You don't get turned away at the ER and we have Medicaid ($545B) and Medicare ($646B) [1]. The people that get hosed the most are the ones with asset
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by exclusiv 9y ago
On a related note - I'd highly recommend doing Khachapuri [1]. You'll get experience with making dough and it turns out great in the oven. [1] http://simplyhomecooked.com/khachapuri-georgian-cheese-bread...
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I'm in the same boat. I cranked a lot of things out with CodeIgniter back in the day. Expression Engine is superior to WordPress but if you like either I'd suggest Craft CMS now and moving forward. For general apps, I use Laravel
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I think they may also need a strong third party marketplace. Amazon gets a lot of great inventory from third parties. Walmart could easily mine and source the best products in each category on Amazon though.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Well you did edit it with the parens and you are the one sinking to putting words in my mouth and being dishonest so it's just an impasse I guess.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I scraped all the Etsy stores about 4 years ago and ~80% of stores had never sold more than 20 items. Ever. In aggregate over several years for many stores. They started as "people above profits" but in reality it was all reseller
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by exclusiv 9y ago
It did. You edited it. Then in your reply above you still remain stubborn with "for all intents and purposes". Amazon has brick and mortar and expanding it's part of their strategy. I'm not saying it's a big piece o
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by exclusiv 9y ago
"Our evidence suggests that social media carried a cascade of messages about freedom and democracy across North Africa and the Middle East, and helped raise expectations for the success of political uprising," said Philip Howard,
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I second that. Love my XPS developer edition.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
Sometimes it really is schemaless, although usually only schemaless for certain fields. Imagine a case where users can create custom fields or store arbitrary data in some fields.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
I would think a class-action would be effective. He said/she said is tough, but everyone said/Yelp said becomes a different story.
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by exclusiv 9y ago
In many countries they don't have free speech among other things and it's harder for them to organize. Twitter and Facebook have been used to help oppressed people across the world organize to help enact change. It's also hel
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Perhaps that's the case right now. However, I was just pointing out that they do indeed have brick and mortar stores because the parent said they didn't have any. Anyway, AWS was once a decimal point in their revenue too. In fact

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