limeyx

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by limeyx 11y ago
We'd be forced to finally use flying cars :)
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by limeyx 11y ago
Trust but verify is an oxymoron === Not trust at all
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by limeyx 11y ago
Yes, these days a private pension isn't worth the paper it was written on in many cases. These things should always have been administered by 3rd parties and required to be fully-funded. No "executive" can look at so much mon
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by limeyx 11y ago
Thats not the same kind of rewriting history because its local to you and hasn't yet been pushed out to others. Git allows you to push commits to other people and then rewrite history, which is different
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by limeyx 11y ago
I think though that that only accounts for the money that would be saved in the lawsuit payouts. It doesn't include all the costs of un-necessary tests doctors do because they fear getting sued. No matter how big or small the payout in
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by limeyx 11y ago
Maybe the "market" is telling you not to live in bushwick ?
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by limeyx 11y ago
I love fries with mayonnaise !
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by limeyx 11y ago
To add a few more things - No more "language was inserted into the bill at the last moment by an anonymous 'staffer' " - All bills have to have an evaluation clause where they describe the criteria for deciding if they a
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by limeyx 11y ago
Then they dare to tell us we are part of the problem, as opposed to them getting their taxpayer-funded salaries, benefits and pensions !
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by limeyx 11y ago
Not for networking...ntohl/htonl and friends are no-ops (macros) on BE machines ... zero overhead
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by limeyx 11y ago
Yeah. Reading the "Intel trinity" book it was interesting to note that around this time (maybe a little later) was when the chip companies successfully petitoned the Raegan government to reduce the capital gains tax rate which was
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by limeyx 12y ago
This text seemed to work pretty good for me :) "we're working on a weekend hack called Briks (brikapp.co). The goal is to help you to group social content from the individuals that you follow, no matter where they post the content
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by limeyx 12y ago
Indeed. Sickening
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by limeyx 12y ago
Dont they have to give back the two when they take the 20 though ?
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by limeyx 12y ago
I did not have at all this experience interviewing @ Facebook for a mobile position. Questions were reasonable and the interviewer gave nudges / prompts when it was obvious you were stuck on something. They really seem to take recruiti
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by limeyx 12y ago
Yeah I dont doubt it. Using ADP has to be one of the most miserable experiences ever. Not to mention their web page that looks like its from 1982 I'd toss them in a hot second if it was my decision. ZenPayroll worked great at the previ
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by limeyx 12y ago
#1 If there are existing test cases - Run them - make sure they pass - make sure it looks like they have good coverage #2 if there are no good test cases, write them and go to #1
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by limeyx 12y ago
If you need "machine specs" for a simple note-taking app something more fundamental seems to be wrong. It's a note-taking app. It should run fine on a 1980s calculator
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by limeyx 12y ago
Wow, sounds like you landed into one of my previous jobs :) If things are really that way (and you aren't just feeling worse about yourself than is deserved) then leave. Don't just up & quite unless you can afford that but tak
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by limeyx 12y ago
Maybe it lets people stop focusing on how much equity they do/don't have (or gained or lost in a given week) and get on with actually building the company ? :)
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by limeyx 12y ago
But is that cash in the hand or "paper" money ?
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by limeyx 12y ago
Yes. 99.9% of people will never have heard of the company I worked at that IPO'd...
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by limeyx 12y ago
I think it's mostly the trushworthiness of the founders (plus if they have a track record) coupled with the kind of industry/product they are working on. Some categories inherently need more capital (hardware, network-based) so ch
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by limeyx 12y ago
IPO's are not public in the sense that they make public who gets what (except at the top levels), they are an initial public offering of stock. How many % is allocated to employees is a very complicated process depending on how much di
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by limeyx 12y ago
Yes, again above the high end of that. Employee ~65 of a startup that raised very little money and IPO'd for over $1BN (over ten years ago now though ... )
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by limeyx 12y ago
Darn it. Now my boss has probably tracked me reading an article about not reading glassdoor from the company network!
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by limeyx 12y ago
Exactly. The Romans just parked their horses in a nearby field and got them fed at the same time! Renewable fuel and the perfect "green space" parking lot / local park
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by limeyx 12y ago
...and no one wants "benumbs.com" :)
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by limeyx 12y ago
Yup. We moved from Zendesk to "Desk.com" for "better integration of customer issues with salesforce" Great idea (i guess) but Desk.com sucks pretty badly so we ended up with worse responses to customer issues...
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by limeyx 12y ago
Definitely agreed. Dont be an arse, be polite, move on and upwords. You never know when you might need to cross a bridge you just burned down!

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