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by gte910h 14y ago
Go through everything. If you do not use it more than 1x a year (or is safety equipment), either donate it, sell it, or display it in a cherished manner. Strongly consider moving to ebooks for almost everything Empty out closets (after eati
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by gte910h 14y ago
I'd just prefer to see medical benefits untie from employers (not for moral, but for reducing worker overhead reasons). Additionally, under the current sphere 'part time' workers don't usually get company benefits.
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by gte910h 14y ago
The thing to remember about git is that it's a system for making a source control system, not a system itself. No one uses ALL of git, but everyone needs a different subset of the creature.
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by gte910h 14y ago
I love sourcetree on mac.
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by gte910h 14y ago
They may remove it because many people do yearly who'd do quarterly, but that's just speculation
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by gte910h 14y ago
The REAL issue with this is the high cost of N employees vs just hour per employee. Training, health insurance, etc If we could drop it so everyone worked 30 hours but worked 75% of what they do today, many would jump at it in the higher ea
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by gte910h 14y ago
American credit card billing practices necessitate this. It's a per-purchase fee.
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by gte910h 14y ago
Bottom posts often send up the hairs on the back of my neck for this reason
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by gte910h 14y ago
I disagree here: It is cheaper, but you can't sell it 2-3 years later for anything other than a couple hundred bucks. You can CL a used MBP for a considerable portion of its purchase price 2-4 years later. If you're unwilling to sell your o
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by gte910h 14y ago
I missed, I was aiming at your parent
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by gte910h 14y ago
Most people don't have a strong aptitude for trig, but you still learn it.
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by gte910h 14y ago
Construction of narratives may make better stories in the fiction sense, but often makes the author lie by omission. Broder appears to have done that.
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by gte910h 14y ago
Toyota is partnering with them for tech. So Tesla is protecting their ongoing consulting relationship/tech share with this as well.
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by gte910h 14y ago
I disagree here: It is cheaper, but you can't sell it 2-3 years later for anything other than a couple hundred bucks. You can CL a used MBP for a considerable portion of it's purchase price 2-4 years later. If you're unwilling to sell your
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by gte910h 14y ago
You have to install special software to enable that mode, and it's far too small for most even slightly older adults (farsightedness).
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by gte910h 14y ago
>Which is a very good reason for the smart kids to stick to California for their professional lives. Georgia recently amended our constitution to make non-competes much more likely. I and much of the tech scene hugely lobbied against th
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by gte910h 14y ago
A lot of people who use Xcode don't realize you can use many of those tools without it A lot of people period, don't bother to use the analyzers and instruments.
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by gte910h 14y ago
Even if it is better to have immigrants than natives, why would H1Bs be the right way? Green cards would be better according to your theory than H1Bs. They would hurt current green card and citizen workers less as well. H1Bs still seem bad.
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by gte910h 14y ago
I don't think it is, as it hurts the green card holders and citizens and satisfies the demand for more green cards BETTER in the eyes of the corps than green cards.
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by gte910h 14y ago
I didn't say "No green cards". I said "No H1B visas". There is a good amount of the former. I'm not sure there is a good amount greater than 0 for the latter.
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by gte910h 14y ago
>are effectively little engines of consumption Or people who come for a few years and send it all home. Or live here for years, sending vast percentages of it home. >paid for them to be educated or nursed through childhood We have a
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by gte910h 14y ago
I didn't say anything like that?
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by gte910h 14y ago
If Raj was paid the exact same amount as the American, and had the same bargaining power, that would be one thing. But Raj doesn't. Raj is stuck in the job, terrified of being fired, and making far less than the American. This is a not hor
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by gte910h 14y ago
They need to develop these people domestically from people far along the same pipeline. We don't need more visas with these level of unemployment.
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by gte910h 14y ago
The way adults treat teens is often unfortunate. It's often caused by the way teens treat adults, but then again, the ADULTS are the one who are supposed to be the bigger person in the exchange and break the cycle. Sadly, while there are so
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by gte910h 14y ago
I think the kid probably should transfer to a public school instead. The workload is probably considerably lighter there, and he should be able to get a diploma while keeping his concern ongoing. The business is making an OKAY income, but n
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by gte910h 14y ago
I think this is only for companies over 49 people right? So as long as he has small co's he's fine with that opinion/approach no matter how iffy it is.
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by gte910h 14y ago
There is a scheme in Australia where you don't have a separate cap gains rate, but you get direct credits for actual tax paid by a corporation. That could work out wonderfully in the US: The rich would pay taxes, somehow then.
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by gte910h 14y ago
1> They are usually not Year Round. 2> They often don't have benefits 3> SF is EXPENSIVE. Lots of that is just paying to live They do pay quite well, just not as well as your Austin or whatever salary makes that look like.
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by gte910h 14y ago
git doesn't do large binaries well yet. That opens up the field for that purpose, for developers.

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