kmonsen

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by kmonsen 7y ago
You are cutting important parts of the statement, the individual was not in the office after showing symptoms and current research shows that it is very unlikely to transmit the virus before showing symptoms.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
BTW, this is Google policy here in MTV as well.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
US is not really saying enough. I live with my gf in NYC and we had no need for a car. If I got one for free I would have tried to sell it as soon as possible. Now we live in bay area suburbs with a dog, and one car is absolutely needed if
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by kmonsen 7y ago
Even if you are right, who knows when it will happen? Chances are you cannot time the market, and it can be irrational for far longer than you think.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
Is it though? I have found a job and wife that is OK with my foot in mouth disease and think it works better when you sell who you are. Don't get me wrong self improvement is important, but so is telling people who are going to spend t
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by kmonsen 7y ago
Some insurances have a yearly max payment including out of network.
937.
by kmonsen 7y ago
I noticed this more and more, people are starting to become unable to understand that others have a different subjective experience of the world that is just as valid.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
If they are small enough they don’t have to be service animals.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
There is one more difference, at the end you are left with a house you can live in. That is good and bad I guess, but it is a tangible asset that if all goes bad can still be used as your home.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
I'm almost 10 years older and still doing well as a non-manager. Have colleagues 10-20 years older than me too in the same boat. Don't worry too much about it and do what you enjoy. You will probably have to deal with people a bit
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by kmonsen 7y ago
What do you consider a company fighting climate change? Not sure how space x or waymo ends up on this list. Or Betterment and Wealthfront.
942.
by kmonsen 7y ago
If you are in first class you can do whatever you want and the airline will politely thank you. At least this is my experience when flying business or first class. In general, the airline lets you board at your time or later
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by kmonsen 7y ago
If you are the airline it seems to work out since you are actually turning this into a money making opportunity? The real issue is if the slow boarding is costing the airline more than the money than they earn from charging from upgrades. A
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by kmonsen 7y ago
That's your opinion, but most users want a phone that comes with reasonable apps that makes it easy for them to do what they want. I hope you see this is not black and white, there is a grey area here where apps are bloatware for some
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by kmonsen 7y ago
Also updates can be uninstalled (since they are on the user partition).
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by kmonsen 7y ago
It's a bit sad when one of the best reasons to buy a product is that the previous version sucks after 1.5 years. We are not making great incentives for manufacturers to make lasting products. That said it is a new product category, hop
947.
by kmonsen 7y ago
In this system people would not have a lot of incentive to keep improving the land. Still I can see some value in it, but there needs to be a away to feel that ownership and having value in taking care of the land.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
If we want to free people from tyrannical employers, isn’t free healthcare step one? Perhaps some sort of more available food stamps step two? I would agree with a lot of the criticism of government should not target too closely etc, but th
949.
by kmonsen 7y ago
Amazon made very controlled losses, and it was clear the core business was good and they were investing in new ideas. Sort of like alphabet except much bigger.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
This is true, but you can be asked to pay gigantic fines. IRS wanted me to pay more than 50k in fine (luckily they were wrong and accepted that right away). So maybe jail is hyperbole, but it can get pretty serious.
951.
by kmonsen 7y ago
Flat taxes would not help at all, because the government still needs to know all your data. After that it is just computations which computers are pretty good at.
952.
by kmonsen 7y ago
Consoles also control the hw which means it is possible to make the drm stronger.
953.
by kmonsen 7y ago
For the voting machines you have to remember a large part of the US political class have coinciding interests with Russia here, they want those machines to be hacked. If there was an actual cyber war I am confident the US can hold it&#x27
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by kmonsen 7y ago
Interviewed with two fairly large "startups" in SF recently. Both just ghosted after the interview. I actually don't need the feedback, I realized something I had not prepared well for, but a "No thank you" after ta
955.
by kmonsen 7y ago
Maybe research why Denver's program is not working is the solution? This SC decision seems pretty clear in saying that if shelters are provided but not used, that can be illegal. It is only not possible to say people cannot sleep outsi
956.
by kmonsen 7y ago
It is actually even narrower, "States can't jail people for sleeping in public if there's no homeless shelters and they can prove they had no funds to provide alternative arrangements." If you can pay for a hotel room or
957.
by kmonsen 7y ago
This is not true at Google, you can trade all your vested equity ave the not vested ones should be replaced by a similar amount in your next job. Google pays pretty well which makes it hard to leave, ave there is a lot of nice people to wor
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by kmonsen 7y ago
The pause in growth (or rather the growth in inequality we got instead) have almost killed of our democracies stopping any real fight for a better future. Was it worth it? I would say no. We all had a feast of our seedcorn and now we will r
959.
by kmonsen 7y ago
The joke is that it has always been, and will always be, 30 years until it's here. Also true for other things such robot assistants etc.
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by kmonsen 7y ago
I think you also need some "special" investors. In this case softbank appreciated the crazyness of the CEO.

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