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by mililani 13y ago
I'm 39 and dealing with my own cancer struggles. It's tough. Reading about someone else around my age deal with it helps, though.
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by mililani 13y ago
So, since HN is filled with smart engineers, how should one build a sustainable, fully encrypted email service untouchable by the Feds?
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by mililani 13y ago
First, I know the medical field quite well, as I'm working in it, and I can emphatically say that nursing is quite saturated now. It has always gone through boom and busts, and currently, it's going through a bust. Just read the
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by mililani 13y ago
But you'll be looking and working in people's mouths all day. I say, don't do anything you're not passionate about. People end up in these fields for the wrong reasons, i.e., money, and end up becoming miserable people
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by mililani 13y ago
Until there is a cause of death from a thorough autopsy, I think it's too early to say whether this is suspicious or not. I can't believe you are being upvoted for saying this.
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by mililani 13y ago
I would forgo all of these new features if LibreOffice would create more compatible MS Office docs. As it stands, I can no longer use LibreOffice in my current work environment. Everyone complains my MS converted docs do not open correctl
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by mililani 13y ago
I wish that were true. The questions required simple one word or one sentence answers. It was absurd.
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by mililani 13y ago
I just finished an online neuroanatomy class at SJSU this past week. This just goes to show how dumb the kids have become in California's school systems. I went back to school this past year to change careers into health care. I too
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by mililani 13y ago
What do you mean? For a living?
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by mililani 13y ago
Nurses in the SF Bay Area make that much out of a 2 yr college that costs less than $3k. Hell, a LOT of people make that in the SF Bay Area without pursuing $60k educations. Not everyone should or want to be a nurse, but when you put thin
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by mililani 13y ago
Yeah, they did; however, the Udacity program doesn't begin to accept new outside students until next year, and I think the program is closer to $8000. Anyways, it's such a steal, and I think the MS in comp sci is more flexible th
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by mililani 13y ago
I turn 40 in a few months. And time is going by faster as I get older.
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by mililani 13y ago
It seems to me that they went backwards on the sensor size--which, I think, is probably the most important thing for cameras next to the lens. The Nokia 808 had a 1/1.2" sensor. I was hoping the next iteration of the Nokia would
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by mililani 13y ago
I find that hard to believe. I grew up in Hawaii, and I have come across lots of dick head cops engaging in some heinous activities. I have several friends from Oahu who would also agree with my statement.
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by mililani 13y ago
I believe crime is at an all time low because everyone is in prison. http://dcj.state.co.us/ors/images/Stats%20Images/crime%20rat...
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by mililani 13y ago
I think this may be in response to the whole San Francisco being the most expensive place to live. In that thread, people are arguing whether it's more expensive to rent or buy. I've looked at this many times, and I have done A L
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by mililani 13y ago
Ugh...my wife is deathly afraid of flying. She is in Canada now and flying back to SFO next week. I hope she doesn't hear about this.
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by mililani 13y ago
really, is anyone on HN surprised by this???
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by mililani 13y ago
No, it's DEFINITELY not pop music. It's French house.
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by mililani 13y ago
Damn, so, can you get a genetic test done for this? I looked up ALDH2 genetic testing, doesn't seem like there's anything.
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by mililani 13y ago
I definitely wouldn't call Daft Punk the kings of commercial dance music. In fact, far from it. Pop music is what call commercial dance music, and Daft Punk is far from being pop music. They are French house pioneers, though. I kno
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by mililani 13y ago
I think the simplest explanation is the one always ignored. Japan is a tough place to live and raise a family. It's super expensive, the economy has been in a funk for a long time, the work hours are widely known to be brutally long,
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by mililani 13y ago
Iceland seems like a pretty good place to me. Minus the freezing and harsh winters, and the lack of sun. From all that I hear about it, it seems like a good place to expatriate to. Any thoughts on this?
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by mililani 13y ago
In San Francisco, SFPD can retire with 30% of their average 3 year salary after just 10 years on the job AND 55 years of age. Usually, this is around 100k for a 10 year veteran of the force. So, if one starts at SFPD at age 45, one can re
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by mililani 13y ago
This is why this state is in such precarious financial situations. Poorly managed over-time, resulting in excessive salary payouts, which ultimately accrues into pension liabilities.
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by mililani 13y ago
No, this is ALL public data. It's easily accessible ever since the CA state mandated transparency for all public service employee salaries. By the way, if anyone wants to know what Terry Tao, math extraordinaire, is making, you can al
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by mililani 13y ago
I hope you find this. I was wondering if it's ok to ask you what "easy money" means? Quantitatively, that is. Care to share ball park figures? I can never get accurate or reliable figures with salary sites online.
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by mililani 13y ago
Good to see at least that. Personally, 11 years is not enough time to see enough things to Black Monday or the tech crash. Hell, it's not enough time to see a REAL bear monster bear market. Also, what else is included in the databas
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by mililani 13y ago
"Backtest your algorithm, for free, against our 11-year history" Hahahaha, yeah, I don't think so. If you guys are really interested in this sort of thing, the MOST important thing is to have a comprehensive database free of
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by mililani 13y ago
What about salaries? It took me forever to scale up to over 100k as a programmer. I'm guessing it's not much different with data science.

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