jpmoral

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by jpmoral 3y ago
FIRE is less about wanting to stop working and more about having the option to decide how to spend your time: work, travel, volunteer, whatever. > and will rather burn themselves out at 32 to do so? This is a big assumption. Obviously do
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by jpmoral 3y ago
@vkou mentioned industrialists, not rank-and-file employees.
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by jpmoral 3y ago
> Nobody doubts the future will be flying cars Lots of people do.
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Not everywhere 'Western' is like the US. Saw my GP a couple of weeks ago and got prescribed antibiotics. Full course was < 10 AUD. No insurance necessary.
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Yes, and the rule parent initially stated was "Pretty much all businesses used to be basically ephemeral until about 150 years ago".
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by jpmoral 3y ago
I think it's saying that any legitimate criticism (e.g. of Israel) is overtaken by anti-semitism. So in Israel's case there is both legitimate criticism and anti-semitism directed towards it and the anti-semitism and discussion of
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Vaguely sounds like sovcit stuff.
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Not sure if this counts for your question but I get a lot of value from Muay Thai and ukulele videos. That said, those are in combination with instruction from a teacher.
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by jpmoral 3y ago
> Just because you laid of people doesn't mean they aren't thinking long term. That's not what I said at all. My point was that a rising share price and actions taken to influence that do not necessarily indicate that capi
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by jpmoral 3y ago
> The CEOs / Executives are literally appointed by the board who in turn are voted in by shareholders. It is their job to increase the share price. This is a meme that needs to die. > The world is better of with efficient capital
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by jpmoral 3y ago
The description lists a requirement of either PHP or C++, how hard of a requirement is that?
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Remote US/Canada
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Full-stack developer with several years of experience delivering software in a wide range of fields. Location: Sydney, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JS, Ruby, Rails Email: jp [at] jpmoral [dot]
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Just to add to the anecdotes in this thread I'm pretty happy with my Nokia 5.4 purchased more than two years ago, battery still great and still getting security updates. But yes, that sucks and seems like a major problem according to t
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by jpmoral 3y ago
> How old were you when you learned that a violin and a fiddle are the same instrument? Today!
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by jpmoral 3y ago
Wouldn't courts see right through that and take a dim view of it?
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by jpmoral 3y ago
> He is a self-identified redneck (as in the original reference: communist-sympathizing miners in West Virginia) I think this would've been better up front instead of in the third paragraph but maybe that's just how the writing
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Reminded me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_Inside_a_Pillow
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Hi, my name is JP and I'm a full-stack developer with several years of experience delivering software in a wide range of fields. Location: Sydney, Australia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JS Email: jp
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Did the recovery go well because of the single-env set-up, or despite of it?
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Not sure I understand, are you saying GP should've pulled a gun on the cops?
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by jpmoral 4y ago
> For a lot of people, "I want to do X" actually means "I want to have done X," and then reap all of the benefits that comes from that: the sense of accomplishment, the fame, social media follows, whatever. What'
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Sad to see no mention of laser cats.
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by jpmoral 4y ago
I remind myself of what the goal is and that it's not to "win" or score points.
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by jpmoral 4y ago
I wonder if it's something else. I see constant complaints about the DMV on the Internet and popular culture. Dealing with Service NSW in Australia however has always been fast and painless for me.
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by jpmoral 4y ago
Not sure if it's law but in Australia providers (phone, Internet, streaming, etc.) display what the actual up-front and ongoing costs are, inclusive of fees, taxes, and one-time costs (e.g. modems).
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by jpmoral 4y ago
It may have been updated after you started.
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by jpmoral 4y ago
How does that help you get to the indicated square?
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by jpmoral 4y ago
But it says right there which square you have to visit next.
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by jpmoral 4y ago
At the time of (my) commenting parent is heavily downvoted. > “Corporations are bound by fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit" This is often repeated on HN and elsewhere. I'm not a corporate lawyer or any sort of lawyer

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