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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Except you're selling a tax service, that's where the ROI comes from. There's a million expense trackers, many custom tailored to us Cannucks
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
And yet to a different concern about granting access to digital data the response is"what concerns do you have with sharing purchasing data?" Naivety or purposely deflecting from the very real concerns many have and everyone shoul
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
This is true everywhere in the sense that there's absolutely no upside to giving someone a bad references. About all you can do for someone terrible is confirm factual data and refuse to comment on any opinion based questions. The requ
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
When he speaks with insider information from the company to an audience that will influence his personal position in said organization, he's not a private citizen.
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
I know few people who can do mental calculus, fewer who can perform the cost benefit analysis you describe and none who have the right to make that decision for everyone else, but that's exactly what happens
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Apple most certainly did not invent the premium location minimalistic retail store, it's the standard template for high end fashion and boutiques globally. Look are the people behind their store team and you can see why.
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Here's the rub though, what is the definition of "reasonable"? How about "record" or critically, "interaction"? Does browsing a web page allow them to build a shadow profile under the guise of recording an
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Socially I'm pretty liberal but the idea of providing free hard drugs to addicts is really hard to accept intuitively, despite a lot of evidence that it works best at a macro level. It's also not a clean win. Open a safe injection
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Well in jurisdictions more likely to legalize any or all drugs they seem to have more social safety nets like Medicare. Drug users across the board use more resources so it makes sense to me to tax the hell out of it, be it tobacco, alcohol
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
How about "a team of skilled developers is likely to be successful with any software development approach; an inexperienced or untalented team is doomed regardless of the chosen methodology" After 20 years that's been my expe
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
GitHub != git
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
If you're just burying your waste at the beach you making it worse than if you just left it lying there
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Why do you expect a child to learn a logical lesson that millions of adults don't understand?
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Well, i went to the local arcade with my 9 year old last weekend. It is fully licensed, has games where you drop a ball (at a cost of about 2 bucks) to win tickets ranging in value from 10 to 500 points and redeem them for prizes like can
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Maybe so, but it now enables global reach at the speed of light. You can't argue that the danger from a stick of dynamite is the same as the danger from a nuclear bomb. You might not care about the difference if you're standing n
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
You're basically saying that well done propaganda doesn't work then, which is patently false. Watching polarizing YouTube videos isn't going to flip a bit, but constant exposure to a single perspective constantly reinforced i
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Well life expectancy depending on variations is well past 80, especially once you make it into your late 60's and i don't imagine much of the working public wants to be heading into work Monday morning at that age, so yes - it is
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
>> are you instantly granted all rights to health care if you retire to another nation? Yes, those rights being the sole right to purchase health care. Which can be very good if you have money and doesn't exist if you do not.
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
This is kind of like asking what would you do to make a donkey more like a zebra? You can paint some stripes on it but it's still a donkey. They are fundamentally different creatures. You can instill some startup practices at a bigco,
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Having done both i wouldn't categorize the work you do at a startup as glamorous. A lot of the jobs and tasks you'd never be asked to do at bigco become the responsibility of everyone at a startup out of necessity, not efficiency
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Not if you care what classes you take. Lots (most?) of the higher level year 3/4 courses are not taught in the summer in my experience (three different unis and i did my masters course work year round). You can pick up the more generic
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
First step would be to provide direction to your loved ones upon your passing.
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
This isn't necessarily the fault of the funeral home. It's a much the traditional and society pressure that says this is what you do when you die. Aside: How come airlines give you a bereavement discount while a caterer doesn&#x27
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
do you have a SO or kids? I ask because my experience is this doesn't work as well when you move past single responsibility. It tends (a) reduce discretionary time and (b) push it earlier or later
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
That's pretty revisionist as to the actual reality. The vast majority where incredibly overvalued internet plays on traditional markets, exactly what the gp warns. You just picked one of the few that survived and thrived. Don't o
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
I agree with you, and this was my initial response when i started reading the post. VCs also get far more information about the company and can demand way more control. How many employees of a startup get a board seat, even if you're n
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Sounds like what you long for are the halcyon days of luxury air travel. The problem was it was not much more comfortable and far more dangerous, Plus took way longer
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Ok, but you can't argue that talking in vague generalities is wrong because of one extreme outlier. Sure there's variance, but what does the distribution look like?
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
That's how good managers should be measured though, by the success of their charges
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by fhbdukfrh 8y ago
Meritocracies are better, but even there they generally still manage to some degree by the ass-in-seats proxy. You can also work to eliminate politics to force a market-based outcome, but it's probably less work to get better at the p

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