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by exclusiv 10y ago
Good point. We'll see how it shakes out when they aren't having record years. Hotels typically have about a 5 year cycle. Families can get a more memorable experience and usually a more economical one with a home rental. My proper
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by exclusiv 10y ago
“Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” With no hesitation whatsoever, Franklin responded, “A republic, if you can keep it.” (Benjamin Franklin) The only thing that separates us from other countries is our Constitution.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Fully agree - it should really be a protected clause for employment. Let's say the 50% that support the left controls all the jobs as an example. Then you can fire the opposition if you don't fall in line and do what you're t
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes it is comparable to Node. Most benchmarks show PHP with blocking calls against async Node calls. PHP has the tools to do async no problem. I use ReactPHP all the time to do this stuff; it works great for fast scraping. See an older coun
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by exclusiv 10y ago
They may have short memories but many consumers will switch and try something different now because they don't want to wait for whatever's next. Since the flagships are all pretty close these days, it will be more challenging to g
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by exclusiv 10y ago
The US also only pays lip service to the enumerated powers. Separation of church and state doesn't mean you're entitled to various federally funded benefits, regardless of your beliefs. At the state level - sure.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes exactly - those channels will be part of the a la carte option for consumers I mentioned. Right now - internet is more valuable to most people but much less expensive per month than tv in a package. TV is just not reasonably priced, esp
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by exclusiv 10y ago
The difference is that those studios don't try to rewrite laws via lobbying to block their IP from entering the public domain after profiting greatly off public domain. Mickey Mouse should be released.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Disney is pretty much only a huge force from using public domain to make money, yet they routinely do things to avoid their IP from entering the public domain. Some examples [1]: - Frozen (2013) from Hans Christian Anderson’s Ice Queen (184
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by exclusiv 10y ago
To add to that, they're more responsible for cable cutting than any other service. I still have tv service but I'm finding it harder and harder to talk about anything on cable with people. They'll talk about Stranger Things a
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Those are definitely powerhouse IP, but Netflix has a wider range of quality content. I agree it will be a challenge, but if you look at the talent that appears to want to work with Netflix and do originals, I wouldn't rule out the par
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It's a general framework with individual liberty at the core. It allows for a lot of different positions. It's not uncommon for libertarians to disagree but for different positions. Yes there are factions of it just like other par
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Public usage can and should be managed locally as another topic though don't you think? As far as recreational use, fundamentally, should it be the responsibility of the government to tell you what you can and can't ingest? I don&
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by exclusiv 10y ago
How so? Libertarianism allows for the control to shift to local governments where citizens can have more power over their society. It's not the absence of government but a framework to protect individual liberty. You'd still have
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I came from the same camp, but what's great is you don't have to be in CS to have a great tech career these days. I was in Computer Engineering, then a more applied Engineering major and finally switched to Sales my last year and
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes I was mistaken on the rules for professional exemptions so I apologize. They really don't apply to my company anyway since I can opt to pay less for certain roles than the minimum salary required for exemptions. Overtime spikes won
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes I see your post to the federal and state rules and it clarifies this greatly so thank you. At the very least - there's extra admin overhead and rules from not having them exempt (paying less than the minimum) which should be weighe
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Thanks for clarifying. To color up my comment: I have been hiring Jr. Devs that have little or no experience and are doing career changes. They don't have computer science backgrounds, usually just some bootcamps and personal learning.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Perhaps but humans document everything - even the stupid stuff.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You can't hire them at a salary below that 2x minimum wage (41.6k) threshold for the law I noted if they're a full-time 40 hr / week employee. Yes - for the parent's law you could not have them work overtime.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It might make more sense to do just hourly. Fridays are way less productive anyway for people in California. 32 hours/week is plenty for many roles and a lot of people would love Friday off in Cali! However, for many that need/wan
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Your comment is so simplistic and inaccurate. It's not lowballing and undercutting employees to pay $41.6k to lower level people for 40 hours of work. Especially when you layer on good benefits like we do that aren't accounted for
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I recently found out that as of February 2016, an exempt employee working full-time in CA must be paid a minimum salary of $41,600/year. It's 2x the minimum wage. I support raising the minimum wage in itself, but if that goes up a
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by exclusiv 10y ago
If you're using it to filter out employees or companies to invest in, it may be helpful. But if it's advice for people trying to figure out what to do, I think it falls quite short, in the same camp as "do something you'
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by exclusiv 10y ago
For my first project ever on Java - I did an API on Spring Data Rest and connected to a db I designed on Oracle (requirement). I was pleasantly surprised at how much functionality I got for free once setup. I probably spent as much time on
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I was under the impression all the ISPs would have ipv4 and handle all the translations to ipv6 clients. Sounds like this is mostly the case, but it has some issues and any new ISP on v6 would have a hard time be
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by exclusiv 10y ago
How does this matter for the top websites? If a user types in a domain, eventually a root dns responds with an ipv4 A record and resolves to a server the site has configured. Am I missing something?
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Part of it is that the bulk of Americans don't travel outside the country. Many don't travel outside their own state. Americans tend to live near other like-minded people and are afraid of those with other views - both in our own
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes exactly. You can get 30k per week consulting but not on the regular, esp. if you're doing the consulting and the biz dev. The sales cycle for getting 30k/week is long. It's very hard to do week in week out. Getting $30k p
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You're comparing employment with staying at someone's HOME.

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