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by imperfect_light 4y ago
So they are actively trying to filter out people that have worked for startups? Because if you work for start-ups you will eventually get laid-off, if not multiple times.
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
No one doing these surveys ever details whether we're talking about per individual or per couple, is this a standard retirement at 65 or an early one, and is this in an urban center or a cheap retirement area. Given that it's hard
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
At $20 billion net worth he (his estate) could have done all of it.
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
Why? How lame is it to start cool projects like LCM and Cinerama and then just have it close upon your death when he had plenty of estate to fund it forever. Makes me think less of Paul Allen TBH (not that he or his relatives care)
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
Forget pollution, imagine how successful both could be if they got beyond internal religious squabbles. Trend the GDP per capita for India and China, 30 years they were similar, now China's is many times India's.
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
>If Twitter can reduce its staff by nearly 50% and still function then the other tech companies can reduce their staff too. I'm not sure why this is such a common take. Many functions in a typical business, overstaffed or lean, coul
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
Which lead to an album to pay off the judgement... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stars_Forever
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
He is in fact the richest rapper according to Forbes, apparently with about $2 billion net worth, twice as much a JayZ
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
If farmers want to pay the same rate as someone watering their lawn (less a volume discount) I'm all for it. But of course they're not, they're paying a well below-market rate to grow water intensive crops in arid environmen
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by imperfect_light 4y ago
I live in Seattle, one of the hottest housing markets in the country. If I go to Airbnb and select "seattle" "entire place" "house" and "flexible" it comes up with 836 options. SF had roughly the sam
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by imperfect_light 5y ago
I'm going to guess that most of the executives aren't that much younger than the people they are calling dinobabies.
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by imperfect_light 5y ago
Principal engineer roles are pretty desirable. I know a number of managers of engineers who wish they had gone a PE route rather than a management one. I know very few PEs who say "Oh, I wish I had a whole team to manage, worry about
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by imperfect_light 5y ago
Interesting but is there any comparison with CSF while awake? Is there more CSF movement while sleeping?