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14y ago
Lower Florida Keys here, haven't had a job within 300 miles of my home since 2003. Although I've lived in a few large cities with decent job markets, I settled here for reasons of personal choice and sanity. Like the author of this piece, I
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Rare breed here, non-mil, non-gov, non-local computer programmer in the Florida Keys. Fish stocks are declining so noticeably year after year after year. You will not be able to mark-off coordinates as a fish refuge without local multi-gene
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14y ago
I want to believe this isn't a clever marketing scheme for a movie, or shiny gadget, or game.
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14y ago
It wouldn't be particularly good karma to dish dirt here on hackernews, and my prior description pretty much says it all. Fortunately I was only 18, and only stayed in that environment for about 3 months before quitting without notice (on J
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14y ago
Nice to hear Schap's style hasn't changed much. I don't want to sound too much like a whiner, because I'm writing this from my boats on the tropical island where I live now, but I was the first programmer to quit from his first company when
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14y ago
No degree here, but never lied on a resume either. It was very difficult landing my first job (in my teenage years), but eventually I got into the industry by starting a company and going bankrupt two years later. Frankly it was a wonderful
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14y ago
Clearly, this individual's problem isn't that he hasn't found Shangri-La, it's that he needs a new compass. Dave, Samuel Taylor Coleridge was just hallucinating. Kublai Khan's pleasure dome is right next to you every morning, and she's [pre
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14y ago
Understand that Western governments have had legal access to rubber-hose cryptography for some time. Inasmuch as a person may be beaten with a rubber hose until the passphrase is revealed, I've no doubt they are able to break PGP.
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15y ago
Consider 33042, "Summerland Key." This ZIP code covers several other Lower Florida Keys, including Cudjoe Key and Upper Sugarloaf Key. "Summerland Key" is technically correct, since the post office is on that island, but people on the other
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15y ago
Maybe part of what this article is observing, is that so much of life has a 15-year half-life. Your family, your situation, your wife, the economy, your 'career', what you think you love. If any of this resembles exactly what it did 15 year
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15y ago
You're about the age I was when I broke-down (physically and mentally) from working the same way. I moved to an island and bought a boat (on credit. I never did get rich). Now I work about 4-6 hours per day on contracts that only barely pay