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by infinii 12y ago
It's your problem that you couldn't convince them of your worth and get fair compensation. And I don't mean that you hold the keys to the kingdom and ask the king for ransom. Simply quantify the benefits that your system prov
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by infinii 12y ago
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/the-scientific-7-mi...
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by infinii 12y ago
See if Jetbrains is hiring.
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by infinii 12y ago
^this Managing a maternity leave is much different from the 'getting hit by a bus' scenario. if you have a key man risk and lose someone due to accident or resignation, you hire and deal with the pain of getting them up to speed.
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by infinii 12y ago
So how do you protect yourself against this? Is there something you can put in the initial contract to prevent reverse splitting in the future?
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by infinii 12y ago
But is this 'legal' even if the employee didn't sign anything to change the previously agreed upon arrangement (options)??
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by infinii 12y ago
The past was the past. Huge crackdown on corruption and graft is making it much harder to offshore. Even if they can get it out, people are watching their spending habits outside of China.
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by infinii 12y ago
the web version, not the mobile app.
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by infinii 12y ago
Is there an update to this book or something similar that speaks to Java +7?
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by infinii 12y ago
See if your company allows for a sabbatical. If they do, save the side revenue for a few months to prep for the sabbatical. Then devote yourself 100% to it to push it to the next step. Afterwards, you have a job waiting for you and you shou
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by infinii 12y ago
It's a consequence of too many choices. A new framework pops up showing great promise. Nothing is every fully polished to begin with but before it can gain widespread adoption where contributors fill in the blanks, a new kid on the blo
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by infinii 12y ago
From the docs, I can't figure out how this is "decentralized". All I see are encrypted and compressed.
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by infinii 12y ago
Very good point about jumping around in technical books. I rarely read any tech books for this reason. eBooks are better suited for casual reading which is done front to back. Tech/reference books suffer on eReaders due to poor navigat
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by infinii 12y ago
This is no more than a crypto play on crowd funding, under the guise of a stock market; with effectively no consumer protection mechanisms.
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by infinii 12y ago
As others have mentioned, there's nothing new about voice texting. Other platforms such as WeChat have hundreds of millions of users already. The only differentiating thing you have is the ability to send to non app users (which you me
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by infinii 12y ago
Yeah. Automate it to within a few miles off shore. Then each port maintains a small staff of captains who are ferried out to each ship and brings it to port.
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by infinii 12y ago
spelled ethereum https://www.ethereum.org/
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by infinii 12y ago
I don't read technical books back to back which makes using a Kindle difficult. It's hard to jump sections or utilize the ToC/Index effectively on a Kindle.
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by infinii 13y ago
outsource the page flipping
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by infinii 13y ago
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-fi...
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by infinii 13y ago
Hermes working conditions might not be the result of the market dynamics itself but you cannot put the blame on the Otto Group either. Hermes was a wholly separate company that was purchased by the Otto Group. It's not like OG bought t
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by infinii 13y ago
Hermes Logistics is but ONE of Otto Group's +100 companies. HL isn't even a mainstay of the OG portfolio as they were only purchased a few years ago. Judge not, the whole bushel because of one bad apple.
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by infinii 13y ago
So after 5 days, the hijackers are allowing all the hostages to charge their phones?
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by infinii 13y ago
Because the majority of BTC owners at the moment are speculators without technical savvy to create their own wallets. Storing BTC on these free online wallets is easier and humans will usually take the easier path.
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by infinii 13y ago
If they secured their servers (from hacking), they could theoretically leave everything in hot storage (although it's not necessary for normal operations as others have stated).
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by infinii 13y ago
Try explaining to your local regulators why your bitcoin balance has traces of illegal/laundered money in it...because a drug overlord's purchase was destroyed and the funds were gifted to the community.
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by infinii 13y ago
Just curious but where do the funds go when the transaction is 'destroyed'?
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by infinii 13y ago
To avoid clutter, it might be more practical to start your own ASK thread for this.
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by infinii 13y ago
I'm probably oversimplifying this or missing some crucial step but... All your users by BTC at i.e. $10 and store them on your (Gox) exchange. Price jumps to +600 and you subsequently get 50k fiat withdrawal requests. Am I a total clue
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by infinii 13y ago
Why 22? If you got everyone making < $100 an hour, you would cripple the nation and have a greater bargaining position.

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