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by imesh 7y ago
I don't think of most millionaires as being particularly wealthy. Most millionaires are simply people who can retire at 60.
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by imesh 7y ago
Heart surgeries, joint replacements, kidney failure. Stuff like that. Good for you if you don't end up with those issues... But they are common for a reason. Take a look at your parents/uncle's/aunts and you will have an
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by imesh 7y ago
Realistic. Everything else sounds like hopium. Sure, let's try and clean up our mess and change our energy sources but looking at how things have been and are going it wouldn't be realistic to think we will solve this or even miti
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by imesh 7y ago
I have been working remotely for the past 4 years and every day has been routine. Walk into my my home office at 8, work until 12, take an hour lunch and work until 5. For the first couple of years I had issues with overworking myself not b
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by imesh 7y ago
This is so not accurate. There is a reason trades people drive trucks and it's not because they look manlier than SUVs. In fact the problem with the Tesla truck is that it looks like it was designed by someone who thinks people buy tru
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by imesh 7y ago
How does the drama affect you using the product? I use open source software everyday and have yet to have any open source drama in my life.
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by imesh 7y ago
I certainly judge it that way. I can't stand rewatching a movie and I really can't stand watching a movie that is predictable. I beleive this is related to my personality type though. Maybe it's an ADD thing?
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by imesh 7y ago
We have been using the resources we need. A bunch of rock and magma isn't really useful to us. It's things like soil which only exists on the surface, or oil, which has been getting harder and harder to extract.
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by imesh 7y ago
It's a hard thing to admit on an anonymous forum but I have never been a great dev. Just good enough to never get fired. Over half the developers I have worked with are more capable than me. The trick is to get them to think I'm a
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by imesh 7y ago
I hate working and I'm pretty bummed I have to do it everyday.
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by imesh 7y ago
So says the collective consciousness...
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by imesh 7y ago
Statistics are useful for understanding a population but not for an individual. Some people get bored without work. I have never felt bored when not working. My grandfathers both worked as professors until they where forced to retire due to
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by imesh 7y ago
It would kind of feel like killing them if you went back and didn't have them.
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by imesh 7y ago
If only there was some way to know that the 10 or 20% you think isn't BS isn't BS and you aren't labeling the non-BS as BS.
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by imesh 7y ago
That's how I take it. I find his videos hilarious. No more a parasite than any other YouTuber.
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by imesh 7y ago
Reminds me of when I lived with my methhead landlord in college who was also really into crystal magic...
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by imesh 7y ago
Looking at the breakdown it all makes sense, and I don't fault them but at the same time I agree with you and don't think the middle class of the country has ever lived that well. Vacations that require plane travel twice a year?
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by imesh 7y ago
During residency they are dealing with patients dying in front of them. The stress is already there. I don't see why being sleep deprived is a benefit.
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by imesh 7y ago
In my experience, those guys end up as IT workers at highschool, hospitals,offices in non tech companies, etc.
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by imesh 7y ago
Well I know this is anecdotal, and I can't say how widespread this behavior would be, but I'm certain my wife wouldn't let my 5 year old boy put his iPad on display out of embarrassment.
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by imesh 7y ago
I think it's just the world. Joe Rogan is popular because currently "Joe Rogan Things" are growing (Weed, fitness, nutrition, MMA, psychadelics). These are all trending.
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by imesh 7y ago
I'm not saying there isn't a correlation with partiers who do lots of drugs and mental illness, but I have watched a lot of people lose their minds across all my social circles. It seems like a certain percentage of people lose t
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by imesh 7y ago
Certainly not of corporate culture. People get fired for stuff like that all the time. Johnah Friedland said the n-word and had to step down from Netflix and he didn't even use it in a racist context. He only said the word as he listed
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by imesh 7y ago
I have made a few Wordpress sites for customers that required me writing Javascript and PHP code as I learned them for quick features and fixes. In other words, I had to write Javascript and PHP code before I even considered myself a progra
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by imesh 7y ago
I don't know how to fix the worlds problems, but I do know that everyone in Europe getting AC isn't going to be the answer to rising temperatures. In tropical places we deal with heat by having open houses that allow breeze. But I
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by imesh 7y ago
I beleive it's all in your head. I used to feel very self conscious in my CS classes about looking like a meathead, but I can't point to in instance during schooling or career where that feeling was confirmed by someone's act
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by imesh 7y ago
What makes you say that? I haven't seen feces at an open market in my life. Farmers markets exist currently, I don't understand the issue?
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by imesh 7y ago
My old college roommates and I are purchasing a 4 acre lot. A few of us are ready to put down houses now. I feel like this kind of thing is becoming more common? I know we weren't the first people with this idea. Land and housing is so
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by imesh 7y ago
Why?
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by imesh 7y ago
Well yeah, all their friends and family are working.

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