joshAg

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   by joshAg 12y ago

   thanks
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   citation requested.
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   What would you think of a profession instead of a union? This piece does a good job explaining: http://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/programmers-d...
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   What managed switches did you guys try and find lacking?
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   > Does the FCC even have the authority to regulate net neutrality? It depends on how the FCC classifies the ISPs. If the FCC classifies the ISPs as a common carrier, then yes that will basically force them to honor net neutrality. Due to
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   you can get an fha loan for 3.5% down for a house up to $625M. If it's a multi-tennant property that can go up to $1.4MM. And to answer your next question, yes you can find housing for those prices in sf. EG I saw a few 800sf 1br and 1
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   if you count lies of omission, yes. you can be required as part of an ongoing investigation or court case to not talk about it. The legal term is "gag order".
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   > So the politicians wanted to have their cake and eat it, no I get that perfectly. That's how capitalism works (under ideal conditions). Everyone tries to make the best possible deal for themselves, not just politicians. > For t
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   by joshAg 12y ago

   you do realize that the workers negotiated a pension with the city in exchange for lower salaries during the years in which they work, right? This pension is their retirement savings. The city's benefit is that they don't have to
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    by joshAg 12y ago

    The FCC is able to impose net neutrality on ISPs, but in order to do so, it must classify them as a common carrier, which it still has not done. The last net neutrality regulations were shot down because the FCC was treating the ISPs like c
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    yes: "The change was made because of demand for tickets to the Obama fundraiser, which benefits the Democratic National Committee, sources said."
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    don't forget all the loopholes that get added along the way.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    blame intuit for lobbying to prevent the IRS from sending you what they think you owe. http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/27/turbotax-maker-funnels-mill...
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    It does not. check out the section on non-final judgements: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Jeopardy_Clause#Retrial_...
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    possibility of re-prosecution? definitely possible. I linked as close as I could, but check out the section on non-final judgements: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Jeopardy_Clause#Retrial_...
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    The sr71 did something similar, too, but i think they just used an astrolabe instead of taking a picture. But both still use an internal gyro in between pictures, don't they?
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    I think it was better icbm guidance since inertial guidance tends to drift quite a bit on long flights.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    That's kind of answered by some of the other doctors in the article: "Michael McGinnis, a New Jersey pathologist who was the third highest paid in the Medicare data, said that payments made to multiple doctors may be recorded unde
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    man, i wish i had come across this offer a few months ago.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    Basically. It's kind of like how if you go to the right college for CS you can go directly to software engineer without having to spend years in IT or QA or working on your own side projects for fun, before finding someone who will pay
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    Actually, the air force is paying out the ass to get high-TiG o-3s/ low-TiG o-4s to reenlist. Like, a $20k to $30k reenlistment bonus (that's tax free and on top of their salary of roughly $70k, not counting their BAH, which can b
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    I wasn't trying to say anything bad about st. louis, just trying to give him a scale to compare to, since he said he had no idea about the size of st. louis. Oakland and SF are actually similarly sized geographically; Oakland's on
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    just to throw some figures at you about how big st. louis is or isn't: > As of the 2010 census, the population was 319,294, and a 2012 estimate put the population at 318,172,[6] making it the 58th-largest U.S. city in 2012. The metr
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    As someone who grew up in roseville, I am really, really glad for your kids' sake that you bought a house in midtown.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    check out riverbed. i'm not h1b, but i had many coworkers there who were and said it was great for h1b workers.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    unfortunately, i think its usually death.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    sacramento might be a good comparison for that perspective.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    what languages do you guys use primarily?
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    pretty sure it's ireland for tax purposes.
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    by joshAg 13y ago

    i really hope you follow this up in a few months with data about payments versus scholarships.