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by muzz 8y ago
Not sure what your comment adds to the discussion
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by muzz 8y ago
Good point, and one which is seldom mentioned. States like Georgia could learn a lot from states like California
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by muzz 8y ago
Name-calling is indicative of a weak argument
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by muzz 8y ago
"Real" usually means "genuine" or "authentic", rather than "representative of the average". (I realize you are someone other than the OP) Also, America is the land of _lack_ of opportunity? I certain
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by muzz 8y ago
You still haven't explained what your usage of "real" means.
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by muzz 8y ago
Your claim is cute that high schools "send" their graduates to Ivy League schools. It denigrates their efforts. They applied, and they earned admission.
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by muzz 8y ago
OP seems to be using "real" as code for "white"
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by muzz 8y ago
Did those students simply not have any initiative? It's sad to see such a reliance on others. I'm also from the rural South from a high school where most of my classmates stayed within the same small town, but I took initiative
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by muzz 8y ago
Only 1/2 your mortgage payment? In Williamson County I was paying 3.1% of assessed value several years ago. With a 4% mortgage rate fixed for 30 years, it would only be a matter of time before the house would appreciate roughly 30% and
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by muzz 8y ago
Also, Uber and Lyft began and are headquartered in literally the most leftist city in the country, San Francisco. The notion that "leftists" don't want Lyft or Uber seems odd.
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by muzz 8y ago
The population loss is the domestic portion. There is a much larger population gain from international migration inwards (in general, this past year that wasn't the case in places like the Bay Area, but overall). Also, the composi
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by muzz 8y ago
"once tech becomes mainstream outside the tech hotbeds" I've been hearing that this is coming, in one form or another, for basically all my entire life. Whether it was "telecommuting", or distributed teams, or off-
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by muzz 8y ago
This is circular logic.
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by muzz 8y ago
Where else would you suggest the surplus be invested? Do you think there is a safer investment vehicle on the planet?
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by muzz 8y ago
The trust fund is over $2.5 Trillion
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by muzz 8y ago
Primary and _secondary_ residences, up to a combined total of $750,000
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by muzz 8y ago
Refill? The Social Security surplus is over $2.6 Trillion
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HashiCorp scores $100M investment on $1.9B valuation(techcrunch.com)
5 points by muzz 8y ago|0 comments
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by muzz 8y ago
What was the legal outcome of the court challenge in that situation?
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by muzz 8y ago
Nope. That's not what the post says at all
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by muzz 8y ago
Not sure if a gaming forum is an apt comparison to a politcal echo chamber
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by muzz 8y ago
The answer is clear: in a privately owned business, the owners
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by muzz 8y ago
Quite a bit different from my experience, which admittedly is at companies like Google, Facebook, etc that bus people into HQ from 7 counties, into tightly packed office space.
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by muzz 8y ago
Seems like a dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18283821
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by muzz 8y ago
What's a "home room" in this context?
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by muzz 8y ago
Zenefits is still in the Top 10 (at #8)??
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by muzz 8y ago
Jared Kushner also doesn't pay any federal income tax. Is he not rich?
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by muzz 8y ago
That would be awesome, but how could these things be measured-- decision makers saying no, proactive communication, etc? Some of them, like financial runway, are also usually well-guarded information.
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Humu emerges from stealth and unveils the Nudge Engine(qz.com)
1 points by muzz 8y ago|0 comments
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H-1B: As immigration furor roils Silicon Valley, Canada smooths way for techies(mercurynews.com)
304 points by muzz 8y ago|358 comments

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