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by kamarg 8y ago
And a lot of them also just didn't have the opportunity to learn it but are easily smart enough to pick it up when their ability to make a living depends on it. Let's say 10% of these working class people just need a push to disco
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by kamarg 8y ago
Do PL players wear those tracker bra looking things like players in the MLS do? If so, could you combine that data to determine who's who?
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by kamarg 8y ago
That may be the case but don't pretty much all coins have this potential issue?
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by kamarg 8y ago
I feel like the recent 51% attack against Etherium shows that seizure and censorship proof isn't strictly true.
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by kamarg 8y ago
Can you explain why that is to me? I would think that if the expected return on college loans drops significantly, fewer large loans would be given out that can be passed on to universities which would see less demand for their product and
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by kamarg 8y ago
Why not both? Seems like my data should be protected from anyone that isn't me until I decide to allow those in either the public or private sector to access it.
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by kamarg 8y ago
As a follow up to this I wanted to give some additional thoughts on how to make your site more valuable for getting hired as a software dev at the kind of SMBs that I've worked for. 1) Keep your personal items separate from your techni
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by kamarg 8y ago
At least in the states near me that have tried (unsuccessfully ) to pass at will laws, no part of the law that I saw would have taken away employees rights to resign at anytime they wanted for any reason. Is this actually part of at will la
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by kamarg 8y ago
I can't speak for the "big names" but as someone who has done tech hiring for multiple SMBs, having a website that shows off your abilities absolutely makes a difference. I don't care if you hand coded the website or it&
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by kamarg 8y ago
>> Yet again, research and breakthrough are not made by profitable companies. I'm pretty confident that this is flat out wrong. Just within the tech sphere you have Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Google, IBM, Samsung, and Baidu that ha
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by kamarg 8y ago
I'm doing something similar for a project I inherited from an outsourced company. Did you end up just giving it to your employer? Did you ask for compensation for all the non-work time you spent building it?
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by kamarg 8y ago
Seems to me that this was a job put together with a specific person in mind and somehow that didn't work out and they just didn't know what to do after that. Seen this same scenario play out before at multiple companies.
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by kamarg 8y ago
You're doing a disservice to those 99% or at least those of us that do vote by assuming this is the only issue that people vote on. There's a wide range of priorities between the 0% and 99.9% on the economic scale and what goes in
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by kamarg 8y ago
I'm curious what you see as a better mechanism for exchanging services.
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by kamarg 8y ago
Of course that only works if you're making widgets. More time working doesn't actually correlate to a successful business. At some point exhaustion sets in and you start making mistakes or making flat out wrong decisions and this
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by kamarg 8y ago
> the power lies with the producer (they can just stop producing). It's not that easy. This presupposes that there isn't another producer that is capable of creating a comparable product. There's many studios that can deli
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by kamarg 8y ago
Also in a pretty LoC area. 2007: $35k (First job out of school. I didn't know to negotiate better. Also my favorite job I've had) 2008: $60k 2012-2015: $80-$115k 2016-2017: $117.5k 2018: $100k + quarterly bonus based on company pr
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by kamarg 8y ago
I may not understand how these cameras work but how does cutting the power to these prevent those people from being injured/dying? Sure people aren't going to get tickets from them but the yellow light is still going to be shorten
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by kamarg 8y ago
Do you support tracking non-sex crime criminals that have been released given they have a higher rate of reconviction than sex offenders? "Recidivism rates for sex offenders are lower than for the general criminal population. For examp
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by kamarg 8y ago
> If they want to go without, that's their choice and then later > I do hope, however, that the state and federal authorities will keep an eye on things So they get to choose to go without paying taxes for local policing but we n
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by kamarg 8y ago
I haven't used it personally but I'm pretty sure the library with the garden that's near me actually uses the garden for classes to teach children about things like how insects pollinate plants and how to grow stuff. I think
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by kamarg 8y ago
I don't know about these libraries specifically but all of the libraries by where I live serve many more purposes than just a warehouse for physical books. Free internet access, community gardens, 3d printers, audio books, some even ru
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by kamarg 8y ago
I have a hard time reconciling the common meaning of passion with "don't mind doing". An entire generation was told that they should only work at something they love. Turns out not enough people love being a garbage man or cl
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by kamarg 8y ago
Any particular reasons you think this? Does it apply to or exclude specific industries?
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by kamarg 8y ago
I don't have an answer. I'm' not a tax expert and certainly not one in the UK. My earlier comment was just reiterating what part of the gp stated that seems to have been missed.
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by kamarg 8y ago
That's exactly what his tax guy said he'd have to do. He couldn't avoid the tax unless he lived abroad or does business with unsavory types.
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by kamarg 8y ago
Mainly because once you get more than a few arguments, it gets tedious to start newing them all up and all of their dependencies and on down the stack. So some people built frameworks to do it for you but each of these frameworks requires t
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by kamarg 8y ago
Honest question, do those raises amount to anything? Or is it akin to the $0.25/hr that many retail employees see that doesn't even provide them with the equivalent of an additional paycheck over the course of a year?
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by kamarg 8y ago
Just going off of the AAA game market your statement is obviously incorrect. That doesn't get into productivity software, engineering applications (CAD, 3D modelling, etc), or the very large variety of enterprise desktop software to na
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by kamarg 8y ago
I'm sure the sale of marijuana for use in the study would probably run afoul of the good old commerce clause that lets the federal government regulate sale of just about everything.

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