lixue

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by lixue 8y ago
"assuming they had training on par with what you received" feels unfair: Generally, what makes someone a 10x engineer is exactly that most people lack that level of training, experience, and skill. It's not about innate tale
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by lixue 8y ago
Fair PVP and Personal Loot are both rapidly becoming genre standard, since the only people who complain are griefers/trolls. I can't argue about the tonal shift at all. Acts 3+4 were a lot of fun, but nothing that held a candle to
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by lixue 8y ago
This was posted by "Working Washington", so it seems reasonable to look at Washington state law: It requires tipped employees to be paid minimum wage. So does the rest of the west coast, including California (where Instacart has i
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by lixue 8y ago
The problem is, "nothing but trouble" describes both genuinely problematic employees, and those that simply push back against toxic cultures or bad management. If you were already disillusioned, it's possible that it really w
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by lixue 8y ago
I really can't think of any reason they'd be invalid.Keep in mind copyright doesn't need to be registered to be valid - the actual copyright applies since they created the work, this is just a formal registration of that. The
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by lixue 8y ago
"For example, available data suggests P/R didn't actually substantially contribute to SC1/2." That's a pretty wild claim to repeat. Not a single person on the original team agrees with it, and they've file
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by lixue 8y ago
Assuming a 10% return, which is about the max I could find for a single fund over 20 years, it'd take 84 years to turn $1M in to $3B. Conversely, plenty of funds do 15-20% in the short term. 15% only takes 57 years, and 20% brings it d