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by hacym 4y ago
Strange. Countries everywhere have this. I don’t quite understand your rambling, but maybe it’s you who isn’t paying attention if you miss this?
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by hacym 4y ago
That could be the difference between making a biweekly payroll and not for a low volume small business.
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by hacym 4y ago
Really? You can’t think of any examples of any other country doing this?
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by hacym 4y ago
It’s strange. This has been an idea for a long time. 30 years ago we did this in elementary school for reading contests. So, yeah it is weird to call it the “Seinfeld Strategy”.
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by hacym 4y ago
Post WWII, the United States has seen massive economic growth. Tuition was not free. It’s tough to connect the two.
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by hacym 4y ago
I find this one hard to get on board with… I took out students loans and struggled financially with very little help from my parents. I graduated with about $25k in debt. Ten years later, I’m finally about to pay it off completely. I’ve bee
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by hacym 4y ago
It is impressive. Don’t let articles like this make you think it isn’t. Many people start it and can’t finish. Graduating is an accomplishment that should be celebrated.
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by hacym 4y ago
It’s amusing to me how this article ended. It really discredits much of the author’s opinion. I’m a self taught software developer that went back to school to learn the engineering aspects of what I’m doing. Boot camps and online tutorials
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by hacym 4y ago
I graduated last year. If you enjoy academics, do it. Don’t expect you’re gonna be building React apps or something. If you want that, do a bootcamp I guess. It’s a traditional program where you’ll use C, Java, and Python to learn how compu
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by hacym 4y ago
Except the hit to your credit score.
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by hacym 4y ago
Are you mixing up bear and bull markets?
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by hacym 4y ago
> In addition, many employers will pass over the employee who left their last workplace because of politics, no matter how it is framed How and why would a potential employee know this? The market in crypto is in turmoil. Just say you di
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by hacym 4y ago
Similar to Tesla’s “come back to work or be fired” comments. They’re bound to be headed for layoffs if their recent economic news is any indication.
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by hacym 4y ago
Would you say the same thing if they had stopped spending during the overnight shutdown of our economy and we plunged into a recession? Governments are there to provide services. The last two years have been abnormal, this is when we expect
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by hacym 4y ago
I graduated in December with my masters from Georgia Tech and I highly recommend it. Great program. To the commenter who said that a masters won’t help you and is only for entry level positions… that’s simply not true. Many positions have a
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by hacym 5y ago
I can see this argument. You’d also hope that graduation from one of our high schools and the motivation to apply was enough to demonstrate preparedness for college. While private run tests have their drawbacks, a publicly run exam has its
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by hacym 5y ago
High level public institutions get tens of thousands of applicants. I can almost assure you that what you’re describing is a wonderland that doesn’t exist in all but the smallest schools that can take time to review applicants on the whole.
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by hacym 5y ago
You were just talking to one that said they want to fight DC? I’m pretty sure they have more to worry about.
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by hacym 5y ago
That’s a weird sentiment. Are you an American? Imagine if Ukrainians said that right now.
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by hacym 6y ago
The numerous errors in the writing don’t help things much, either.
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by hacym 6y ago
"We recently began emailing customers with Echo devices registered in the US to give them more information about Amazon Sidewalk," an Amazon spokeswoman said. "This service will only be available in the US when it launches. &
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by hacym 6y ago
Are you suggesting it's not possible to build IoT devices with security in mind?
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by hacym 6y ago
Wasn't AWS the only profitable part of Amazon, and was propping up their retail section so they could spend money on customer acquisition? Pretty sure I remember reading about this strategy -- they basically used it as a way to make it
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by hacym 6y ago
I don't like Teams, but am forced to use it for work because they don't support Slack. They don't support it for a pretty practical reason: they've spent a lot of time vetting Microsoft's security, SLAs, etc. So hav
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I moved my personal site to Netlify – here are my thoughts on the process(medium.com)
1 points by hacym 6y ago|0 comments
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by hacym 6y ago
Or they just raise prices like they have done multiple times now.
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by hacym 6y ago
Ageism is still ageism, even if the other people you are comparing are of advanced age, too...The literal definition of ageism is thinking someone can't do something due to age.
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by hacym 6y ago
Luckily, there are projects that will do it for you. But it seems like your motivation isn't to actually drive traffic to your site, but instead just to do work for the sake of doing it? I'm not sure. Avoiding "optimization w
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by hacym 6y ago
Not having dates is a bad idea... Even if it's just for context. If this article was posted in 2018, things have changed a little bit since 2020...
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by hacym 6y ago
That's not what SEO does. SEO is providing the ability for your webpage to be crawled easier so it can appear in Google's searches. If you don't want people coming to your site, then yeah, don't do it?

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