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by havetocharge 8y ago
You may need to brush up on what 'constructive feedback' means.
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by havetocharge 8y ago
I see. Objectively, it has a long way to go in ways of adoption before it can be deemed a success.
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by havetocharge 8y ago
What is Edge?
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by havetocharge 8y ago
I'm not even quite sure what Messenger is.
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by havetocharge 8y ago
I don't know where "here" is for you, but any systems person that's been employed in the last 5 years should be able to write syntactically and logically correct code. At least that's my experience and expectation f
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by havetocharge 8y ago
This is a great point. It's easy to just classify NYC as expensive, but the truth is that there's a great deal of range in living costs in NYC area, including outside of the strict definition of NYC proper, while still maintaining
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by havetocharge 8y ago
Bing and Apple Maps here we come?
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Surprised to see no one mention LinkedIn. On LinkedIn it's popular to comment on objectionable content with "This is not Facebook".
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by havetocharge 9y ago
A behaviour does not need to be exhibited by the majority to be normal, or accepted. Please don't get into a habit of speaking on behalf of humanity when expressing a personal viewpoint. Is that too much to ask?
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Where did I say, or even imply anything about sex work? Extramarital prevalence alone is in stark contrast with your assertions.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
> a spouse is plenty sufficient to satisfy the human need for sexuality I think you're getting a little ahead of yourself, defining humanity's sexual needs.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Are you sure that this is a national issue, rather than a problem with whatever company you're dealing with?
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Well said. Many don't have any class or manners. De mortuis nil nisi bonum.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
You might be missing the original point, which highlights that not everyone might want to buy "a house" in the first place.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
You should be very happy that the majority of your contributions (assuming you're planning to contribute on an ongoing basis) are going to be made on a discount.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Much can be said about reading between the lines.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Most people who leave Google also do so silently, and for same reasons as people leave other companies -- retirement, health, politics, better pay. It's those who choose to trumpet their cause get the most attention though, and it is r
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by havetocharge 9y ago
You are focusing on the loud minority and ignoring the silent majority.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
What if these fly into Larry Page's house? Is it still ok to pick them up there?
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Or confirmed what many of us knew after observing the market gyrations of the year 2000.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
What about the power to tax? All governments operate within the fiat currency framework.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
This is a great point, that no one really discusses much. Think of BTC from the point of view of a child born today. This child has no opportunity to purchase a coin for 1, 5, 5000 or 50000 dollars. How is it an equitable system of payment,
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by havetocharge 9y ago
So to sum it up, the value of BTC is due to the following uses: * medium for speculation * payment network for drug trafficking * international money laundering Genuinely, what is Morgan Stanley and I missing?
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Right. That's why the compensation is lower. There are a lot more jobs available for generalist skills though, so it's much easier to find jobs to apply for (which was my original point).
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Thanks fo sharing. Just wanted to comment that while generalists do not get outlandish compensation offers, they are more likely to qualify for a wider set of jobs. In a way, it is a different strategy in the employment game: you go for a l
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by havetocharge 9y ago
You could play this game at work then.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Well said. Credit is unlimited and it propelled real growth in the past. The sole use of Bitcoin would make this capability an anti-pattern.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
Did you read the statement you're replying to? The problem is not lack of land, but the way the land is utilised. This isn't unique to New Zealand either, Canada has done the same, rewarding established people who lived there for
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by havetocharge 9y ago
The distance you mentioned is about 3000 feet. Toronto's waterfront spans over 25 miles. And for the most part it is beautiful, in my opinion.
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by havetocharge 9y ago
It may be a reasonable assumption, since the author lead with the "I".

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