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itake
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itake
2y ago
Healthcare surcharge: 6% tip: 20% tax: 8.625% = total: 34.625%
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itake
2y ago
and service fees at restaurants. The price on the menu in Seattle or SF is ~25% lower than what the product actually costs.
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itake
2y ago
American citizens can use the multitude of copy cat apps for their freedom of speech. If it was about freedom of speech the gov would have requested all the apps to censor the topics, not banning one app.
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itake
2y ago
Many people are opposed to capital punishment due to the small minority of innocent folks it eliminates. > By steering the discussion to that [innocent] minority, which even itself is still debatable, you risk flushing the child with the
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itake
2y ago
Pulley had a big layoff recently. not sure what their finances are like or how long they will be around.
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itake
2y ago
What data did you use to train this?
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itake
2y ago
I have a few friends that left tech for personal reasons and layoffs. The ones that stayed out for a while, lost their ‘drive’ to reenter. They tasted the good life of no leetcode or on-call duties. They make enough to support themselves bu
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itake
2y ago
8 years ago, the startup I worked at folded with an eng team size of 8. I spent 3 years working part time and side projects, my coworkers joined big tech (LinkedIn and Airbnb). They road the 2021 boom and ended up 1-2 levels higher than me
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itake
2y ago
I'd caution you about giving up a well paid career. In "The psychology of Money" the author warns the reader to don't make bets that need to go perfectly to plan. Creating a project every month until somethings sticks, r
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itake
2y ago
> I'm currently working part-time on retainer, which allows me to work less than full-time and still make enough money to live (definitely less than a full-time job, but enough to live comfortably). This is probably the way to go. H
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itake
2y ago
my understanding is they lied to regulators. telling the truth is easy. lying is their fault.
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itake
2y ago
what about Google's flu prediction model release? https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/pcph-blog/2018/01/23/google-flu-tren...
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itake
2y ago
I'm still confused... Why can't headless Chrome with Bitwarden easily by-pass this? What private key?
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itake
2y ago
iMessage (family), FB (friends), and Slack (work) replaced my audio calling needs. If I truly need to call a US phone number, Google Voice will do it for free.
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itake
2y ago
I'm confused how this works. I tried the demo and Bitwarden asked me if I wanted to save the passkey. From a UX experience, this felt weird.. Why do I need to create an account, and save that account? Why is passkey storage prevent bot
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itake
2y ago
Not really. There is always someone richer. I’m try to compare myself to my past self, not others.
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itake
2y ago
Brave replaces their adware with their own adware..
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itake
2y ago
Not really? You can mitigate this risk by purchasing an existing company with revenue.
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itake
2y ago
“Compound returns” are exponential returns. Is there another definition of exponential that im not away of?
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itake
2y ago
Refreshers are priced at when they were granted and compound 4 years. So you have 4 years of compounding growth. Refreshers also stack, creating more compounding. Once they vest, you can sell them to match snp500 past the 4 years.
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itake
2y ago
I’m 35. I survived 80% layoffs because I’m one of the lowest paid people in my grade and office. Im still earning way less than what I see reported on Blind and what my coworkers make.
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itake
2y ago
My RSUs and total compensation has grown by 20-30% the last 3 years, despite my base salary only increasing 1-2%. If that isn't exponential growth, idk what is. RSU values compound.
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itake
2y ago
> "give 1x work -same as before- and take x1.5 money" This is exactly my case. Here are my w2 compensation (salary+bonus+rsu) changes YoY working at $Yelp and $Grab: 2025 35.96% (projected) 2024 20.77% (projected) 2023 30.39% 2
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itake
2y ago
Career growth. This includes job title, responsibilities, and compensation. Companies can promote you every 1-2 years, but you need to start that clock.
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itake
2y ago
Fair, but the exponential growth function can be much more aggressive for a side project than your career. In a career, you max raises at 20% per year over a 5 year period? But side projects can have revenue increase 20% MRR. Also, within c
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itake
2y ago
I've taken a similar path: I probably will continue bouncing back and forth for the rest of my career.
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itake
2y ago
"from the organization"? which organization? The https://github.com/organicmaps/meta 404s for me now. I still see Roman listed as a member of organicmaps: https://github.com/orgs/organicm
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itake
2y ago
Not exactly sure what you mean. My understanding is Maps.me started trying to extract value from users (via the mentioned means) and that Organic Maps [0], took an old open-licensed fork of maps.me from before Maps.me went bad. I currently
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itake
2y ago
The article says they made 250M euro/mo or 3b/yr. If they operated for 4 years, that would be 12B of money lost. They probably haven't made 250m/mo for 4 years, but they probably have also been operating longer than 4 ye
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itake
2y ago
paying per mo is certainly more convenient I guess. but once you are in, there isn't a cost to stay in. Some trackers might boot you if you don't log in once every 3-6 mo.
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