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mtnGoat
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mtnGoat
7y ago
thats hard to imagine when you look at the books for a number of unicorns that are literally burning hundreds of millions(per quarter) more on advertising than on their actual product. ;)
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mtnGoat
7y ago
sometimes i wonder if the oversized paychecks at some of these companies are for the people with the best skills, or the people with the least morals.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
of what claims?(i only made one) the great firewall of China is well known to exist as is their activity of logging everything. I said their ability to crack things might surprise you, but did not make any claims. I do not know for sure wha
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mtnGoat
7y ago
you just keep trying to excuse their actions... and i'll just sit here and judge their actions and intentions. They aren't on the up and up and have been caught time and time again, but you are welcome to ignore that if it makes y
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7y ago
yet they settled out of court for $3m and had to return the goods... id say its pretty safe to say they are up to some shady stuff, otherwise why not fight in court to clear your name and save the $3m ?
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mtnGoat
7y ago
the sales lifecycle in healthcare is a tough nut to crack, most healthcare orgs arent reviewing software every year, they are signing multi year contracts and allergic to change(for a number of systemic reasons). Plus the conglomeration of
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mtnGoat
7y ago
sounds like some pretty interesting stuff!
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mtnGoat
7y ago
The Chinese capture everything in the country. Iceland is a piece of cake. And your be surprised what they can crack.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
Secretary of State, i believe.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
of they just don't want to be at home and put more hours in. :) kids, wife, etc can be hard for some. i enjoy my home life with my family, but i know of a few other fathers that dont so much and purposefully work overtime.
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7y ago
I didn't feel that it represented them like that at all. They are walk unique way of life and outsiders have questions, I felt it did a good job conveying why some of their religious practices make them ideal candidates for Amazon busi
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mtnGoat
7y ago
I am from the US but lived and worked in both Austria and Switzerland for years. There are a lot of contrasts between Europe and SV, the social benefits certainly help offset the extremely high wages of SV. Quality of life is certainly much
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mtnGoat
7y ago
Although the idea is promising, 250 a month is too high. At 100k, your bring home is roughly 70(varies greatly by state). And then you'd pay almost 5% of that to a union to help insure your job. My mom's Union fees were well below
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mtnGoat
7y ago
Bethpage NY has issues with the groundwater near the old Grumman facility. I would venture to bet there are probably dozens of such sites across the country.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
cute games only work so long. first rule and most important one... never F the tax-man.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
That would still be illegal, just because no one is enforcing it doesn't make it legal. FWIW, some of the other low tax jurisdictions in Europe actually do audit expats living there, to ensure they are actually spending time there. I k
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mtnGoat
7y ago
you might want to check the stats for the claims in your first paragraph, unless "decent job" in this case is top 5%. Only 49% of Americans have employer sponsored health plans and most of those are not entirely paid for by the em
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mtnGoat
7y ago
excellent idea, but that would require ALL politicians do the same. sometimes retaliation is necessary, when some dont play with the same rule set as the rest.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
your assumptions and blanket statements about everyone doing things is just wrong. Its like someone who promises anything @ 100%... you know they aren't truthful, because nothing is 100%. How would you know what info the other guy gave
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mtnGoat
7y ago
who is this guy?
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mtnGoat
7y ago
intelligence is estimated to only be ~50% inherited. the rest is environmental. Based on that... half the legacy admits would be there based on intelligence, the other half would be there based on parental choice of university and might not
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7y ago
oddly, those states have already been compiled and in modern times you appear to be correct(i didnt go to too much effort to break them down by years served) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_law_schools_attended_b.
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7y ago
Students admitted to a university that one of their parents went attended. Having parents(or grand parents) as alumni can help you get into many schools in the US. In some cases, their parents having gone to the school is the only reason th
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mtnGoat
7y ago
the fact they are using the legacy backdoor to get in, instead of the great academics route... kinda would dictate they aren't on the same level of "smarts". People only use the backdoor when the front one wont work.
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7y ago
Unless you are truly innovating, then you don't care what the other guy is doing. Spying is only good for keeping up.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
true. seed-to-sale tracking would allow us to back track tainted lots, in conjunction with asking this question though.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
not saying i wouldn't partake, i would just prefer something i can verify is safe.
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mtnGoat
7y ago
oddly enough, some extraction methods can actually make moldy/unsafe material safe, or at least get it past testing and onto the market. SFE apparently kills mold and pests. so you are taking flower deemed unworthy of human consumption
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mtnGoat
7y ago
I'll color the picture in a little more, maybe that will help make sense of it. We have a unique workload that includes very large bursts of work that need to be worked on ASAP. Spinning up instances on demand is not fast enough, so we
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mtnGoat
7y ago
oh headache wise, id take the 7b and run for the hills. if it was cash play, id stick out the shareholder issues at least until i lost on them and they sent me packing. :) i would really never want to be "important" at a public co
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