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ianai
4y ago
You have a point with being aware of where the “you” ends and things out of “your influence” begin. Accepting that something’s can’t be changed is a good point to reflect that “your” happiness should come from internally - the external is a
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ianai
4y ago
As I understand it, they claim their worth comes in the algorithm getting someone to their user more efficiently. Still not seeing why all the leverage. For a cab company I suppose it’d be car and insurance/gas costs. This gets more fu
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ianai
4y ago
For programming it’s probably more important to practice leetcode and the interview prep. But that’s stuff to take some time research. Depends on what makes sense for OP. Also, banks are just awful towards their tech workers as banks consid
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ianai
4y ago
Why does Uber need debt? They’re a software, logistics company. It makes sense for a real estate company to be loaded with debt as that’s the nature of the beast. But I don’t see an argument for logistics.
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4y ago
Generally, never quit before having a new job accepted. Sticking out awful scenarios is a thing, unfortunately. Hiring managers/committees can discard applicants just for having job lapses. (Not saying they should just that it’s a dang
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ianai
4y ago
Stock buybacks aren't equivalent to dividends if the stock subsequently loses that value. Then it's much worse than a dividend.
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ianai
4y ago
Dropping precipitously in value isn't actually a sufficient condition for a bubble. Something highly valued initially but undermined completely by a tech revolution comes to mind. Bound encyclopedias come to mind, post-internet.
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ianai
4y ago
Glad you posted this. I didn't know there was an actual condition for it. Seems obvious there would be, but I'm no psychologist.
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ianai
4y ago
over 20 minutes had gone by - way too long for an edit.
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4y ago
Also, at some point, it's categorically imperative to accept or conclude that someone will simply never tell the truth or own up to the faults/failures. Their continued denialism is more about their internal mental health than rea
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4y ago
Allow failure 'with grace.' People deny as long as they can that which they fear above a threshold. If failure/etc can be viewed as just a part of a larger life then it can be easier to admit failure. "Fail early, fail o
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4y ago
full title (edited to fit requirements): The historic crypto bubble: Bitcoin is now the fifth-biggest wipeout of all time, BofA says, with a shocking chart of the last 50 years in finance
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Bitcoin is now the fifth-biggest wipeout of all time
(fortune.com)
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4y ago
Definitely feels like modernity fights quality sleep way too much.
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ianai
4y ago
That’s one way to disprove the efficient market hypothesis.
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ianai
4y ago
But we’d all be better off if people knew to take the internet with appropriate doses of skepticism.
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ianai
4y ago
It’s totally not anything at all related to quantum tunneling in anyway.
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4y ago
It’s been a bit so I’ll reply to myself. I do know the fear of entering the market. Heck, also the fear of graduating into the workaday world in my early twenties with not really anything other than a degree. So I’d say be on the lookout fo
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ianai
4y ago
The unemployment numbers are phenomenal. It was around 3.5%. That means anyone filling a seat is coming from another position. I graduated into the Great Recession. This is nothing like that. You’ll probably be able to get in at the entry l
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ianai
4y ago
Being from the land of great red and green chile (spelled correctly), I love legumes/pulses! I’d mix them with rice more but potatoes and wheat (tortillas) go with my metabolism much better. I also love falafel though and find the text
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4y ago
That tells me they’re absolutely freaked out over TikTok. Ridiculous. Like an F150 trying to masquerade as a Miata.
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4y ago
Seems a very troubling title for this article. Is the author jockeying for SBFs death? I sure hope not. Time to dial back the rhetoric.
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4y ago
Actually, having worked in hospitality, the threat of a device becoming useless if stolen does hinder theft. (Won’t stop very sophisticated criminals who can make money off parts, but there’s always a threshold with this sort of thing.) If
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Could be from just “the internet“. But I’m wondering if people/bots are dialed up to 11 on outrage right now…
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4y ago
Barry’s good but i have a strong preference for sci-fi or at least fantasy.
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4y ago
Do we really need so many articles about Twitter? This exact topic has already been on the front page. It’d be cool if we just had one daily/weekly stickied topic.
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4y ago
“Private launch outfit Rocket Lab” They trade under the ticker $rklb.
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4y ago
Original title: Subcommittee Analysis Reveals Excessive Corporate Price Hikes Have Hurt Consumers and Fueled Inflation, While Enriching Certain Companies
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SubcommitteeReveals Excessive Corporate Price Hikes Enriching Certain Companies
(oversight.house.gov)
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Thought the show was great. Didn’t have any difficulty following season 4. Was hoping they were finally headed to space in season 5. Tried to cancel my HBO subscription after this announcement. Only way to show disapproval. But it’s bundled
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