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jhwang5
8y ago
I don't think you really get why enterprises buy managed cloud services, or why consumers buy in general. Your purchasing criteria seems out of tune with what consumers care the most about: selection, price, service.
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8y ago
Sure, but the baseline of comparison here is vs a situation where the job didn't give you raises nor good training. And yes, the employer in OP's example should reconsider providing value through training vs straight cash.
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8y ago
I don't think the OP indicated anything about lowness/highness of the initial salary. OP did mention that the training they provided was exceptional. That's kinda rare.
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One could argue that their "raises" were paid in training
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8y ago
Feel exact opposite. HN had a ton of pro-crypto articles trending earlier this year, as well as brigading from pro-crypto subreddits bombing the comments section.
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8y ago
weed is the gateway drug. let that sink in.
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8y ago
What an incredibly low energy retort. Stay off the weeeeeeduh
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8y ago
If you're curious, you can try swallowing fire while you're at it.
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8y ago
Running. Been running ~ 2 years fairly seriously. Lost a lot of weight, and have never been healthier. Now have run marathons under 3 hours, qualified for Boston, ran in international races, Hawaii, etc. Running and any active sports feel f
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8y ago
Cryptocurrencies don't solve practically any problem that a MYSQL server can't solve
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8y ago
Why is this downvoted? Why does HN jump to conclusions and generalities when it comes to big corps?
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jhwang5
8y ago
You seem to be reaching there, jumping to conclusions that she was terrified of getting fired. How do you tell all that from just someone being apologetic?
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Mac users might pay more when shopping online (2015)
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9y ago
Dumb comparison. At least medicine heals people.
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9y ago
Great read. The central concepts apply to modern day subculture movements.
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9y ago
wait, so suppose regulation costs financial firms too much, you'd rather have no recourse to getting reimbursed as an individual?
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9y ago
this
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Cool story
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9y ago
Who knows? Maybe they were losing money to frauds / chargeback claims that haven't been plublicized.
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9y ago
They do go after Wall St. banks - what makes you think SEC doesn't?
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9y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvoted.
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9y ago
Not sure if they can or will claw back anything. There are simply too many offenders to individually track down, prosecute, etc. Not saying they shouldn't be punished, but there simply are too many offenders. The small time offenders w
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It's amazing how many people buy his story, given he grew up in Hamptons, went to boarding schools all his life, went to Princeton with no student loans, etc
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9y ago
This is all you could come up with?
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9y ago
Which company, if you don't me asking?
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9y ago
they funded quantstamp
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9y ago
Incredibly disrespectful for no reason
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9y ago
Something like Russian Revolution
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9y ago
They announced support for Go in AWS Lambda a week ago
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9y ago
Yeah - I agree it's a ticking bomb - hasn't exploded yet, though.
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