lint_roller

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by lint_roller 9y ago
What's the trick to getting six figure work in LCOL areas?
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by lint_roller 9y ago
What do you envision placement of graduates looking like? How might this degree stack up to an elite MBA in terms of how employers view it?
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American Gods(thereformedbroker.com)
24 points by lint_roller 9y ago|1 comments
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by lint_roller 10y ago
Snark begets snark, dang. I didn't perceive the parent comment to be particularly substantive either. We'll agree to disagree. Voters seemed to agree with my sentiment after all.
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by lint_roller 10y ago
Yes. That would be a start. The downvotes are comical. Never seen so much sympathy for people who defraud investors and put healthcare at risk.
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by lint_roller 10y ago
A family with money. No need. We're all better off for it.
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by lint_roller 10y ago
I really like Blendle and think it's great for people like me that consume a lot of high quality journalism and are willing to pay for it. The big question in my mind is how it will, or if it intends to, achieve mass appeal and bring h
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by lint_roller 10y ago
One of the hardest things to accept about life is that there are no guarantees. You play with the hand you're dealt.
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“Equity has no meaningful relationship to salary in the current labor market.”(medium.com)
22 points by lint_roller 10y ago|0 comments
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by lint_roller 10y ago
I enjoy people. I started at one of the lower rungs of society and have been able to do well for myself through a lucky concoction of genes, being born in the USA, and having the body of human knowledge at my fingertips. Not everyone is so
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by lint_roller 10y ago
You're telling me that all I need to do to build the institution of my dreams is provide people with a sense of meaning!? LOL. I do the things I do because I like them and others find at least some of them valuable, and there's pr
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How Leaders Lose Their Way(qz.com)
2 points by lint_roller 10y ago|0 comments
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by lint_roller 11y ago
Completely agree. The "wealthiest" person alive today is some happy accountant in middle America with a great salary, good health, and happy family. Stable and well compensated work with plenty of leisure time and zero want for ba
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by lint_roller 11y ago
You picked an outlier top university frequented by the offspring of the upper middle class and wealthy. My point stands -- the notion is elitist and has no hope of reflecting the reality of most Americans' relationship with higher educ
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by lint_roller 11y ago
Universities are already pre-professional for the vast majority of students. I think the idea of a university being a place of exploration and self-discovery is a lofty ideal of a bygone era for all but children of the upper middle class an
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by lint_roller 11y ago
Everyone's an armchair economist so I wouldn't count econ out. I think that math/physics are more accessible to the layman. I know where to go if I want to get deeper into this subject. I really don't know how to start b
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by lint_roller 11y ago
90% of the world's tech sector out of business? That's absurd. Sure, if you're working on some messaging app there's a good chance your SOL, but that doesn't mean software's going the way of the dinosaur. To pu
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by lint_roller 11y ago
How would you characterize a top researcher compared to yourself?
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by lint_roller 11y ago
I have a very similar story, except I'm on part one. Recent graduate, very modest family, and drank all the Paul G koolaid which got me to jump into the whole scene just to realize I'm mostly surrounded by upper middle class types
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I'm bored by web dev. Where is the cutting edge of tech and how do I get there?
25 points by lint_roller 11y ago|17 comments