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by jeremyt 10y ago
How should this be done by, say, a small team of three with no SysAdmin?
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by jeremyt 10y ago
They have taken effect, it's just that the city has decided to not enforce them.
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by jeremyt 10y ago
Yes they do. The most popular mortgage here is a 30 year fixed rate.
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by jeremyt 10y ago
I'm sorry, but that is just not an acceptable excuse in this case. I acknowledge that ageism is real, but I've also worked in companies where we went out of our way to hire older engineers. That said, the article makes it sound l
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by jeremyt 10y ago
He's a college-educated electrical engineer with IT consulting experience. Why can't he find a job somewhere?
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by jeremyt 10y ago
These are awesome: http://www.amazon.com/Greenlite-Lighting-13W-Spiral-CFL/dp/B...
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by jeremyt 10y ago
You've never met an American apathetic about voting? Are you from a foreign country?
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by jeremyt 10y ago
With respect, and I'm not saying this applies to you, but I'm poking fun at the people throughout this thread who keep saying that these incidents should be reported to HR, or we should get HR involved, or some combination. In my
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by jeremyt 10y ago
Who are all these people who think a small startup has a HR department?
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by jeremyt 10y ago
My experiences were not hers, they were worse than hers. She had a solid full-time job making more than I did, appears to be healthy, and signed a lease for an apartment on her own. By any measure that I see, her life was both more luxurio
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by jeremyt 10y ago
I don't need to have empathy, I have memory. I've been easily as poor as she was. I lived a year and a half in Washington DC on $1000 per month. My living budget for working on the startup in SF was barely more than that. I don&#
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by jeremyt 10y ago
This girl is so obnoxious. When I did a startup in San Francisco in 2008, I stayed in a shared house in South San Francisco with immigrants. I was informed after the day I moved in that I wouldn't have access to the kitchen. My rent
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by jeremyt 10y ago
I was responding to a comment stating "I don't see why intention matters"
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by jeremyt 10y ago
A scientist attempting to find a cure for cancer accidentally mixes up some chemicals and causes a huge explosion which results in 1000 deaths. Alternately, a terrorist sets off a bomb in a public place killing 1000 people. Should they eac
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by jeremyt 10y ago
If you are against any use of force which could have collateral damage, then you are effectively against any use of force. That's a principled stand, but not actually very realistic.
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by jeremyt 10y ago
You can't see any difference between an attack in an extremely public place that indiscriminately targets civilians in an effort to kill as many people as possible and targeted attacks on specific targets with sometimes unfortunate and
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by jeremyt 11y ago
That's not what he said. You're putting words in his mouth.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
I can't even begin to describe how condescending your comment comes across as.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Considering the article is only a few paragraphs, and right in the middle of the article it states "dining on pork bung at your favorite Italian restaurant is improbable (most hog bung is exported to Asia)". I don't see how
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by jeremyt 11y ago
It always puzzles me to hear people say that they think the social safety net "pendulum" has been swinging too far in the direction of personal responsibility. By any measure, social safety net spending is significantly higher tha
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by jeremyt 11y ago
I don't think that you have any reason to worry. Once everybody is using index funds, there will be plenty of opportunities for actively managed profits, and people will begin to take advantage of it again.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Possibly forever, and I think it's very likely they develop a chip on their shoulder because the world is not properly valuing their skills. Never underestimate the ability of people to come up with all kinds of reasons why they are be
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by jeremyt 11y ago
I disagree. The problem here is that every company has above average performers, average performers, and below average performers. However, almost everyone thinks they are an above average performer. Therefore, if salaries are shared, at l
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Which are taking their sweet ass time to find their way to consumers. ...because of government red tape.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Private firms with monopoly power never last, unless that monopoly power is augmented by the government. The Comcast "monopoly" is in the process of falling apart, on one side from Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu and on the other side f
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by jeremyt 11y ago
For the life of me, and for this exact reason, I can't understand the net neutrality movement. It's a bunch of people arguing that we have a problem and the most likely party to fix it is the government. But this article is an exa
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by jeremyt 11y ago
I'll give you that for the sake of argument. That still doesn't explain the stonewalling, the Fifth Amendment invoking, and the "mistaken" wiped and lost hard drives.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Sorry, but an organization that targeted people because of their political beliefs, postponed or withheld nonprofit status because of such beliefs, and is now stonewalling the congressional investigation doesn't count as "one of t
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Sounds to me the rent could be a lot more reasonable with a 5 min conversation.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Why-Men-Earn-More-Startling/dp/0814472...

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