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by jeremyt 11y ago
Because, as an entrepreneur, the absolute last person on earth who I trust to understand the importance of startup investment or innovation is Bernie Sanders. From what I can tell, he's basically a 1960s liberal/socialist. He want
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"developing during childhood like every other aspect" This just keeps being repeated, as if it's fact, but it's just not true. In fact, it's less true than the opposite conclusion. It's been shown, repeatedly t
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I would disagree with your assertion that gender specific items are "nurture" and not "nature", and a lot of research would disagree with you, too. I remember reading about a specific study done on humans, but I can&#x27
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Interesting. I haven't seen the article, but if it says what you say it does then I think they've got it wrong. To be clear, I'm not saying that an MBA student or an aspiring artist can't decide to start a home cleaning
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Cofounder of thumbtack here. I think you misunderstand our business model. We don't hire anybody; we're just a marketplace. A request comes in, we connect it with qualified professionals, and then they bid directly on the job. At
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The government leaves the cheap money door open to banks like Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs lends rich people a pile of money at 1%. Rich people invest that borrowed money with the intention to arbitrage the difference. Works great, until th
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Well, in this case the IRS isn't passing a retroactive law, they are clarifying the interpretation of an existing law.
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by jeremyt 11y ago
I can't really believe this is a serious idea. Or maybe it is a serious idea from people who have no idea how startups work. As one of the other commenters said, the primary reason I wouldn't start a company in France is the &quot
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Worst advice ever. A credit score is not just for getting a mortgage or a car loan. When I lived in New York, I had to have an acceptable credit score to get an apartment in most places. Not to mention, when I signed up for a Verizon accoun
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by jeremyt 11y ago
Your numbers aren't quite right. The first $6000 of income is the standard deduction and is taxed at 0%. Then, the next $10,000 is taxed at 10%, and the remainder up to the next $30,000 is taxed at 15%. You have substantially overstate
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by jeremyt 11y ago
This is in large part thanks to Rand Paul. It's the only thing on his homepage. http://randpaul.com/
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A guide to Section 1202 tax benefits for entrepreneurs(jeremytunnell.com)
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Tax benefits for entrepreneurs willing to move to Puerto Rico(jeremytunnell.com)
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by jeremyt 12y ago
Oh come on. I can't figure out whether you're feigning ignorance or whether you really didn't pay attention in Econ 101. Basic economics certainly does not claim that every product will be sold at the equilibrium price. In f
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by jeremyt 12y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Most people I know work so much because either 1) they have a very high paying but high demanding job or 2) they overconsume and have to make the money to pay off the debt that they've created with their
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by jeremyt 12y ago
With obamacare there really isn't any excuse for not having health insurance.
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by jeremyt 12y ago
Well, I quit using firefox after the Eich ridiculousness. Chrome is quite good...wasn't difficult. Doesn't seem all that hard to believe that others might have, too.
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It appears Clinton's staff has provided 50,000 pages of correspondence from the account in question since it was discovered.
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by jeremyt 12y ago
Well, the specific law referenced here is a federal law which only applies to high ranking federal officials (e.g. Cabinet secretaries). It would apply to Clinton, but not to most of the people on your list. "The head of each Federal a
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by jeremyt 12y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka0_nz53CcM
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by jeremyt 12y ago
What difference, at this point, does it make?
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by jeremyt 12y ago
Well, then you didn't read the whole article. The whole last paragraph is about methane's contribution to greenhouse gases and its effect on fossil fuel policy. Seriously, if it wasn't for the greenhouse impact and its conne
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by jeremyt 12y ago
Instead of ad-hominem, why don't you point out the flaws in his paper?
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by jeremyt 12y ago
According to two very smart PhD engineers who work for Google and were assigned to look into this problem, there is no way to get there with wind and solar. http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/renewables/what-it-would-
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Author here. To be fair, the bug only prevents you from activating 2fa. If you manage to activate it, it seems to work fine.
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Yes, but I'll bet that they'll give you the username if you know the Social Security number and birthday of the user. Sometimes they ask me for the address on the account. Not like any of those things are hard to find.
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You're correct, but that doesn't fix the first activation, which is what I wrote the post about. The real problem is that I thought I had two factor activated for months when I didn't.
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I might buy it if two factor activation wasn't a one time operation. As it stands, there's no need to confuse existing users. You just need a separate pathway to activate the token. THEN you just ask for the token as a step two in
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Schwab password policies and two factor authentication(jeremytunnell.com)
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Efficacy

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