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kchoudhu
10y ago
The mortgage documentation problem is on my list of things to work on starting Q3 2017. I'd love to hear more about what's pissing you off -- may I email you?
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10y ago
I don't think I've missed the point: I'm saying that a work culture that reduces your dating pool to your company's co-workers is terribly unhealthy, and promotes a lot of the problems w.r.t sexual harassment in Silicon
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kchoudhu
10y ago
> and little time socializing Maybe that's the problem.
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10y ago
This just feeds into my 1-10 question: just because someone propositioned me because I happen to be in a position of power doesn't mean I'm going to respond to it by bestowing favor. The socially inept thing probably accounts for
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kchoudhu
10y ago
The difference between you and your wife and the vast majority of these claims is that you weren't creepy about it, and you approached the entanglement with respect and a certain amount of humility. I'm sure if your wife had said
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Why feed a troll?
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10y ago
On a scale of 1-10, how hard is it to keep your dick in your pants at work? I just don't get the mindset that results in someone thinking "yeah man, it is totally ok to make a pass at a coworker in a professional environment"
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Serious question: what exactly does a resume coach do? Do they just maintain a good resume for me?
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kchoudhu
10y ago
The $2T valuation may have stood if they didn't socially kneecap themselves at every turn while putting themselves at risk of internal and external collapse by funding (and fighting) wars in their backyard.
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kchoudhu
10y ago
That TDP is unreal. 95 Watts? Looks like AMD has made a real performance breakthrough here. When is general availability expected?
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Which US airline? There's a fat old FAA investigation and fine waiting for it when you report them (as you should!).
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kchoudhu
10y ago
It's been pretty entertaining watching taviso's attitude towards CF go from "we trust them" to "dude, you're a tool". I kind of understand what CF is doing here: they've screwed up, there's no wa
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Well, that's terrifying.
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Is the chemistry of VX well enough known that countries without access to it can recognize it when they see it?
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Is this an orbitally stable arrangement?
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kchoudhu
10y ago
No argument that this isn't an option available to everyone, but a large number of technologists have the financial klout to make this work.
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kchoudhu
10y ago
Figured :)
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kchoudhu
10y ago
I haven't used bittorrent since about 2010. Would a 2006 era uTorrent client still be able to speak to today's network?
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kchoudhu
10y ago
ALL migrations insert major.minor.patch to the database. Migrations are committed to the database, and can be run anytime; they each have check code at the beginning to compare against what's in the database before executing the payloa
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kchoudhu
10y ago
After a certain income threshold, yes. The income threshold is actually quite high: 103K of income earned abroad per person in a family is exempt from US taxation, which is a substantial savings . I'm not comfortable disclosing my per
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10y ago
If you are actually married, I encourage you to reconsider very carefully what you bring to your marriage, what your wife brings to the marriage, and whether you have truly built a two-way marriage. The day I did this was surprising . Pers
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10y ago
What the hell? Why isn't there a lawsuit yet? Everything is documented!
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10y ago
The year I took off for paternity leave was simultaneously the greatest ("wow, it's fun spending time with my kid!") and worst ("holy crap, we've been leaving women to deal with this ?") thing I've ever d
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10y ago
I have a feeling that a lot of the people ripping on alimony in this thread and elsewhere on the 'net were/are not ready for the deprioritization of self and concomitant promotion of "us"[1] inherent in marriage. [1] Not
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10y ago
It worked out for us, but I would be peddling bad advice if I didn't add that I don't recommend doing it without a substantial financial backstop already in place.
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10y ago
We moved to a jurisdiction without income tax, so we were only taxed on our earned income above a certain threshold. As US citizens, it was a reasonably lucrative move.
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I spent eight years or so working at an investment bank in NYC on the technology side of things while my wife finished up grad school. The pay was good, but the hours and schedule rigidity were not. My wife eventually got a really good prof
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Be ready to have serious discussions about the two body problem when you're in a relationship with an ambitious woman. When opportunities come, someone's going to have to take the hit and swallow the disruption. Men are accustomed
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10y ago
For a given level of service, AirBNB is usually already more expensive than mainline hotels. They have a fine line to tread as far as pricing is concerned.
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10y ago
The way forward for the midwest is clear, then.
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