fujiters

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by fujiters 9y ago
In Cincinnati, not a particularly HCOL place, with 30 years and a master's she would have made $77k. https://www.nctq.org/districtPolicy/contractDatabase/distric...
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by fujiters 9y ago
We should also keep in mind that finding an exploit or two is much easier than making sure that nothing on your network can be exploited. I wouldn't expect even the best in the world to be able to thwart all attacks.
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by fujiters 9y ago
Public school systems tend to pay well for people who majored in early elementary education, music, kinesiology, etc. But this isn't the same demographic that would work at NSA.
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by fujiters 9y ago
This works better than anything else I've found. Pen and paper. Typing isn't as effective for some reason.
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by fujiters 9y ago
>"It’s even worse than just using the proprietary information — they actually then claim ownership through patent applications,” Buether said. Why didn't Attia patent everything already? He'd been working on it for 50 year
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by fujiters 9y ago
That's the spirit! In all seriousness, what else is there to do? Take whatever relief you can get while you can get it.
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by fujiters 9y ago
I feel like we already have tons of examples of people not really working for the money. CEOs of major companies typically have more than enough saved to just live indefinitely off the returns of that money. And yet, they don't.
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by fujiters 9y ago
Still pretty cool.
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by fujiters 9y ago
You'll never really know your success rate though. You could have had machines compromised for years with small amounts of traffic.
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by fujiters 9y ago
I just wish we could do away with having to get the prescription in the first place and have the pharmacist be the gatekeeper. You keep a medical history on file so they can quickly figure out if the medication you want is likely to cause c
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by fujiters 9y ago
I started skimming the article a few paragraphs in. The irony.
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by fujiters 9y ago
This. Men make tons of excuses for their lack of success as well, it's just they can't get in on the discrimination complaint wagon. The Lake Wobegon effect and all that. I think a bit of the anti-"workplace diversity" m
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by fujiters 9y ago
I think there's a general desire for a single employee to do all the things because it's easier to put "all the things" in a job description than to set up an environment in which specialists effectively interact. My emp
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by fujiters 9y ago
I'm don't even like the idea of biometrics for user names. I don't want malicious actors to easily correlate distinct accounts (this guy's fingerprint has an account at Facebook, Reddit, Chase Bank, ...).
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by fujiters 9y ago
Most days I worry I'm an imposter, but when I hear that there are groups of people running databases with no idea that indexes are a thing, I think maybe I should ask for a raise.
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by fujiters 9y ago
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/data/seattle-once-a... Seattle has been growing a lot in the past decade or two. I don't think we can conclude the population in the early 2000s is the same class of p
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by fujiters 9y ago
This is my thought too. Bonus: it's like virtualenv for every language/platform.
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by fujiters 9y ago
Some people sink in the sink or swim scenarios. Having kids can lead to no productive activity at all during kid's waking hours instead of 15 minute chunks.
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by fujiters 9y ago
But how do you really adopt this mindset? I can't get over the feeling that it's only a helpful lie (it's better for you if you believe it even if it's not true) which keeps me from really buying in.
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by fujiters 9y ago
If only legal taxi services weren't so uniformly terrible. I don't like Uber's culture, but I still use it whenever Lyft isn't available and the only other option is a taxi whose credit card reader is "broken".
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by fujiters 10y ago
When I was in college, I bought used books and sold them online as soon as the course was over (unless there was good reason to think I'd use the book again). $29/month is a lot to spend unless you have the time and preexisting sk