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itake
28d ago
I don’t get the hate tho? Is this a covet thy neighbor situation?
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itake
28d ago
He is relatively early at Cloudflare, joining via CF’s acquisition of his startup. My understanding most Tier 1 employers are paying $700k-$1.5m usd per year in TC. $75k is less than his tax bill. Also the home is in Texas (I think). So low
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Logistics of Restraint
(kcoleman.me)
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itake
28d ago
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itake
28d ago
its ok to just be bored. that was life in the 90s for me
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itake
29d ago
Firefox has ads on by default. I can’t develop apps to the AppStore without an iOS device, which is a source of income for me. Degoogled androids have issues with push notifications and banking apps There isn’t an AirPod pro experience on G
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itake
29d ago
In another charity, I offered the 1:1 match. My reasoning was 0/ marketing 1/ credibility. Someone wealthy thinks the charity is important If you publicly give $2m, people might think, that’s probably enough… no need to give more.
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itake
29d ago
must be nice... On iOS, I see ads for paying for iCloud. Entering my own apartment, the elevator has ads blasting on the tv. Wont even start on Windows or web browsers.
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itake
29d ago
I probably would buy/read it, but I wouldn't rush out to buy one. I barely passed stats in college and I wish had a better intuitive understanding.
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itake
1mo ago
Security: European have been taken over multiple times by Germany. Keeping the gold in the usa keeps the money a safe distance from the fight.
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itake
1mo ago
Not that I know about these things... Some people buy used hot rods on Facebook Marketplace for around $100k, then trade them in to a dealership. They claim they only paid $5k for the car and their labor increased the value to $100k, then u
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itake
1mo ago
criminals can’t deposit their money into a bank, but they can buy a $200,000 Lambo.
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itake
1mo ago
As others have touched on, you're applying black and white thinking on what should be a gradient. Artists and scientists have famously been prosecuted for different communication. But at the same time, communication gaps also resulted
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itake
1mo ago
Vietnam (and the USA) also famously had civil wars as well :)
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itake
1mo ago
The friction in my story resulted in 2 unhappy people, a relationship lost, when what should have been fun experience for both.
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itake
1mo ago
I love/hate how Google translate assumes "Anh" means "brother" or "em" means "girl". This confusion has resulted in Vietnamese people unintentionally describing incest or gay relationships. [0] -
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itake
1mo ago
I asked a Vietnamese woman if she wanted to play board games at a cafe with me. She got very upset and stormed off. 2 hours later, she messaged me: "sorry, I was rude, but I will not go to the casino with you." Common language, cu
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itake
1mo ago
Bolt lost their license in Thailand due to poor safety tech after a Bolt driver (that borrowed another account, didn't have a license) attempted to kidnap a school girl [0]. Bolt creates 'good' jobs for criminals, but I don&#
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itake
1mo ago
Can't speak for InDrive's safety rating, but I would pay 30-50% more for Uber's safety tech (on a $5 ride) than a company with less funding. (I'm ex-Grab).
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itake
1mo ago
you're not wrong, but its really annoying carrying 2 laptops and 2 phones and 2 charging bricks [0]. Especially when work picks out the 16.2" laptop for you. [0] - Yes, I know there are 3rd party multi-port USB-C charging products
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itake
1mo ago
can you cite the source? I'd imagine temporary (15 minutes?) disruption would be considered in the design of pacemakers or blood glucose monitors, but if you're using this in close proximity for a long period of time... then would
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itake
1mo ago
The economic term is "price gauging". OP increased the cost of forex from 0-5% to 15% when his "friend" was desperate.
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itake
1mo ago
The economic term is "price gauging". You charged a $15usd (~15%) fee when your friend was desperate and willing, when the standard fee for such transactions is at best 0% and worst 5%.
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itake
1mo ago
If I was in that situation and I’d help my friend not try to make a buck off them when they are down. Between electronic transfer and just settle the debt later, isn’t really an excuse…
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itake
1mo ago
What about openrouter though?
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itake
1mo ago
I have never had a silver spoon expat package. When I live abroad, I DIY: navigating immigration processes without employer or legal assistance. I am extremely mindful that the visa that I am using is temporary. Perhaps as a white person in
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itake
1mo ago
The "dual intent" permits seeking permanent residence, while seeking permanent residence on a tourist visa is not allowed, under most conditions. "dual intent" doesn't backdate permanent residency once you're s
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itake
1mo ago
I’m informed on this topic… Can you correct the mistake? If I show up in China (or the USA) on a tourist visa with the plans to pursue a marriage and permanent residency, does that mean I get to backdate my permanent residency to the touris
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itake
1mo ago
There is truth to your statement, but high salaries and demand encourage locally capable people to enter the industry. Consider growth of CS graduates in the past 5 years or the number of people that transitioned into tech (like myself). In
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itake
1mo ago
(a) I responded to OP's comment about H1-Bs, not the article itself. Even then, presumably, they paused processing new visa and the people that have already obtained them may continue to stay. If they fail to renew GC during this time,
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itake
1mo ago
The big beautiful bill included a 1% foreign remittance tax for outbound international transfers funded using physical cash, money orders, and cashier's checks.
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