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by id122015 10y ago
By what date will we conclude "No PRESIDENT" ?
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by id122015 10y ago
I started to read about Ethereum and installed the Wallet but I dont understand why the blockchain size increases so big and how fast ? It downloaded 500MB on my SSD and I stopped it, I've read that it has to download about 15GB. Thats
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by id122015 10y ago
The president is just a non important piece in the game. They talk about The Establishment.
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Will Russia donate Snowden to U.S.?(csmonitor.com)
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How could driving go extinct? Whith all these self driving cars, who is going to fix the broken tires when it happens? What broken tires ? And if men enjoy driving, who can stop them ?
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by id122015 10y ago
If you are one of the best who can do all the developer work fast and the business rules, go for it, little by little. I am on the other side of the fence. I'm trying to build something for myself but from time to time I dream to be em
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by id122015 10y ago
It doesn't matter how far technology gets, there are some -isms and they are the real Dinosaurs that we have to get over and we are too small.
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Ask HN: How do I assess the best tech skill I have to find the right job title?
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by id122015 10y ago
So first he received £500000 in compensation benefits, and now he receives yet more £8000 as compensation for compensation.
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by id122015 10y ago
I dont believe there are secrets in programming. Even if someone gave a newbie all the books in the world, it would still take many years to practice. All school Mathematics was much easier that the complexity of software. But good luck to
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by id122015 10y ago
How, dont you see it ? The government then must do something to make you see it. You remind me of that movie 1984 inspired by George Orwrell. One character says: 'we dont destroy our enemies, we make them see what we want them to see&#
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by id122015 10y ago
This title is so funny! I ll not even read the article, it made my day.
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Guess what happens when "cash is dead" ? Long live the cash! We need more competitors in the business of issuing money; What are they going to do about all the gold coins ?
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Also the word "every" can only be undestood by speakers of the english language. If its not too late you can try to buy a domain such as: politician.global
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Thank you for such a useful project, its a good start. Ill happily contribute with data sources, also I can translate the website in other languages if requested. And most importantly for those who live in countries with huge tax rates, nex
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by id122015 10y ago
I am already using it. and when you want a custom Google search that goes through DDG you do: !g 1 byte to MB or any other search you want
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Your last paragraph seems unreal. A business person is not someone who has an MBA but someone who had a proof of running a successful business. Idnt that the same treatment CS graduates get ?
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+1 because The companies dont want to pay that much. Very few people are exposing the truth, and even fewer go into details. Why dont companies want to pay yhe fair price ? Who are the gatekeepers or middlemen/middlewoman (- to be poli
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by id122015 10y ago
Isnt quicken related to accounting, or how to pay more tax ? Actually I understand something different by personal finance, something more like ethereum bitcoin
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by id122015 10y ago
I wad amazed by the youtube videos with the new capabilities of drones and hardware configurations.They also plan to deliver internet by drones if networking is what you are into.
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by id122015 10y ago
my first ever project will be deployed as it is ready now... other than that: The bubble of programing jobs will pop.
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by id122015 10y ago
+1 I like when I hear the truth. I recently asked a question, (if programmer wages are too low?) Maybe you'd like to answer that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13253813
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by id122015 10y ago
" don't always need to do the things the big guys are doing" +1 for that one I am also doing exactly that, but there is a cost in the near future term, as that will obstruct me for applying for jobs that require skills that t
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by id122015 10y ago
I think Europe is not a great choice. Ask Americans who visited it. And ask programmers who worked in Europe. Or ask Einstein. You will get the same answers.
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Ask HN: Are programmers wages too low?
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by id122015 10y ago
First, delete all the content you published and social network accounts like I did. Change the name first of those accounts to be sure that if they wont totally delete your account, it will not be your name in the system. In the case of som
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by id122015 10y ago
Which "The Office" episode did you inspire from: Episode with "the password"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GxqvnQyaxs Or episode with"the spy " ? https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by id122015 10y ago
You need to read books about careers. Its not only about IT, the following method applies everywhere: From what I've read I can tell that the way employers look for employees is not the same way employees look for work. The number one
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by id122015 10y ago
I think there is a difference between investing in stocks and receiving equity. Since investing in stocks is so troublesome, no way to beat the market, why even bother to learn about it? And when it happen, rarely to have the chance to get
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by id122015 10y ago
Like other said, the answer is no. But think twice! You might have the most lucky career. I dream of a job like accountancy where you do the same thing every day. In IT you solve a new problem every day, and I don't know about deadline

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