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by kodah 4y ago
Anecdotally I dated an artist for a short time who upon entering my home proceeded to ask me how much I paid for my art and why I would pay for something as awful as what I have. My art was made by a friend of mine who works in a union fact
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by kodah 4y ago
"Hybrid first" really needs to be far away from major cities. I live in San Jose; not a single new tech business should be opened here given the cost of homes and rent as well as the slim options. My last company naively went &q
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by kodah 4y ago
The lower the budget if nobody uses it is a perverse incentive. Costs at units are variable, but the budget model does not reflect that which incurs silly expenditure so that you can ensure that next year when New variables occur (radios, w
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by kodah 4y ago
> In reading the book I get a gloomy feeling, as if the author was deeply disturbed by something but couldn’t quite articulate what. The author seems to elude that Meditations is simply inspired by war because that was the time in which
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by kodah 4y ago
I think GP is talking about creating an incentive system that doesn't encourage or require a reckoning. There are plenty of systems which were designed by people in good faith who were unable to understand that the incentives they thou
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by kodah 4y ago
Reddit has a lot of very senior newbies in a lot of its subs. That's the way I describe what I think you're saying. There are some subs with great expertise, but a lot of it gets drowned out by the former.
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That it only operates in the browser. I don't think they store tax-related PII.
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by kodah 4y ago
Interesting. Internally we called it Quad F and I did some work on it. Looks like it changed hands at some point. Vox references our work here: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/22596072/irs-turbota... >
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Free file fillable forms is run by Intuit and, iirc, is client side only.
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This is most accurate to my experience as well. While I don't think it's helpful to disparage management as a whole, I do think it's beneficial to talk about where bad management exists, why, and how frequently. On the flip s
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by kodah 4y ago
Cheating and being permiscuous are two different things as are greed and theft. Obesity doesn't usually have to do with activity or anything associated with lazy. This thread is just bad takes all the way down.
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by kodah 4y ago
You basically just summed up what he said. He's referencing the security model and defining a common interface across browsers. Sounds order of magnitude-ish.
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Not just countries, inside the United States. It's amazing how Americans will turn a sympathetic eye and ear to other nations but not other states.
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I defaulted on debt and was in the military for a few years after 2008. I challenged my debt and won. When I started fresh I had a 500 credit score (which sounds like what you have). What I learned is that credit offers come to one of two k
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by kodah 4y ago
I just started at a 100% remote company. I don't feel a loss of social interaction here, but I did at my previous company. There's a couple things I would note if you want to succeed with a remote culture: - Have very direct conve
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by kodah 4y ago
Yes, as long as the IP doesn't already have some reputation attached to it. Here's a list of resources: https://sendgrid.com/blog/5-ways-check-sending-reputation/
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If a company accepts a flat rate across the nation for their services but then pays you differently based on where you live then you should find new work. I came from an area where software engineers are routinely underpaid compared to thei
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by kodah 4y ago
> there’s no moral failing, Sorry, but this logic needs to stop. If a company is selling a product online for a fixed cost to an entire region then the people who contribute to that product that do the same thing should be paid the same
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by kodah 4y ago
Intersectionality is a productive lens to view societies problems through. My experience is largely the same as yours, though slightly different circumstances. The problem in a lot of online, and in real life, discussions is that the inte
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My point overall is that not everyone is on the plane of existence you're on. For a cis-gender heterosexual white man that has reaped all of the privileges of being so it's probably pretty easy to see your perceived privilege talk
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> I always find it puzzling that critics think that intersectional studies are about vilifying "all white men", when the premise is actually the opposite. A white man with mental illness from a working class background would no
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Thanks for the heads up and the subsequent discussion.
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> What is it with the trend for huge cars I need to move next year because the city I live in (San Jose) is utterly unaffordable. Turns out there's a lot of things movers won't take for you including my vaste plant collection.
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Unbelievable. I take it this was for a gas car?
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Personally, I'm very skeptical of these plans atm. I just went to go buy a Toyota Rav 4 Hybrid XSE. I have cash , so purchasing should not be hard - yet there are no Rav 4 Hybrid XSEs available and they're not taking orders due t
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This is solid advice for anyone coming here without a degree. I say that because it mostly summarizes what I feel made me successful.
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Didn't even know Joe Biden did it, but Hillary Clinton did it too and it's what spawned the "#learn2code" hashtag on Twitter. It just got nastier from there.
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For certain things I will measure/compare harmfulness relative to potential outcomes because sometimes doing enforcement is suboptimal. In this case, however, we're talking about someone co-opting the governments monopoly on viole
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There is no DDoS that's minimally violent. You are right though, not all DDoS attacks are politically motivated.
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At certain companies that is the way it works. At other companies you're a working leader, but your knowledge is only leveraged for gap-filling. At a marginal amount of companies engineers are empowered to have reports and lead teams

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