nadieyninguno1

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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Oh look, leftists are brigading the thread now! Hi y'all :)
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
3% of $120k is $3,600 20 years of $3,600 is $72,000 This is beyond the range stated. Having worked for years in IT for a municipal service, our standard formula was a raise of 0% to 3% based on a performance rating, with 0% being "you&
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
> In multiple cases, these were not parents, or didn't even have kids in the schools they were protesting. What if I have a significant other and we intend on having kids next year? Or in 5 years? We don't wish to move to a new
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Gotta “Save Our Democracy!” unless it’s something I disagree with then it’s “problematic.” HN needs to take a hardline stance against anyone engaged in this “narrative control” garbage we’ve seen in this thread. There is 0 substance provide
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
While back I was listening to a Jocko Podcast episode wherein the host was discussing his watching the meltdown in Iraq. Internally, the military had some reporting on “Significant Activities,” major protests and bombings and infrastructure
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Just spitballing here - turning it into an “event” might will spur copy-cat attacks around the country. The slow-play around reporting of possible attackers and motives is trying to stop the social contagion.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
So with government jobs there is an expectation of a much longer tenure than the 3 year job hopper we have in programming. You’ll start on the low end and get a 2k bump per year for a decade or two, eventually hitting the cap.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Ultimately, the symbol is based around a famous star arrangement in the Northern hemisphere, the Swastika being it at Spring / Summer / Fall / Winter. As such, it exists in a variety of cultures in the Northern hemisphere. F
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
The same reason small towns all over the world are - times have changed, and drastically. Folks have to leave in search of work, the old ways aren’t possible thanks to our smaller, more efficient world. The brain-drain kills off the village
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Similar - I lived in a condo and the house behind us applied for a zoning exception. Minimum 1 week short-term rental exception. We didn’t oppose, it seemed reasonable. All was well, until this summer. A college fraternity rented the house
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Well, maybe? HUMINT types around the world rely on very pedestrian means to communicate with their assets, so one might imagine it's a not-quite-banal but legitimate(?) use rather than straight-up infiltration.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
> I am deeply uncomfortable in gendered spaces. I'm not trans or any of that sort - I'm generally uncomfortable around people. What I don't understand is, why impose upon others? To me, that's my cross to bear.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
> I get that birth rates are also low in Europe so a good social safety net can't be all of the solution I don’t understand this… you’ve immediately invalidated your own hypothesis and yet here we are… Shifting social norms, the lib
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
So - were helping knock out China’s last regional threat and renewing an enemy that could have been turned into an ally two decades ago? That seems like a terrible investment.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Most officers involved were NOT criminals, have not been charged, have not been prosecuted. Please avoid extremist talking points that avoid and obscure the truth, this is a site for discussion.
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
The police were approved for, but did not use, a no-knock warrant. Their presence was entirely legal. Breonna Taylor was listed on the warrant, not only her boyfriend. Of the agents involved, the majority were innocent of any wrong-doing. T
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
If you took a shit-pile of code I was involved in, I could intelligently discuss the code, why it is as it is, the history, the f(possible) future, and overall have a good discussion around it. This “code printout” talking point is just… ob
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
Sadly for Breonna, her boyfriend opened fire on the police and she was killed in a crossfire... tragic outcome but not the height of police brutality - there ought to be better examples? If one wanted to stick with a police-on-minority acti
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
The legal system long ago worked around this - they allow virtually every person at every level to exercise "discretion." An officer can frequently choose how to handle an issue, a prosecutor can choose not to prosecute, etc. Occa
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Ask HN: Bootstraped Startup Banking
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
> They have obscenely low limits which adversely affects your credit score as relatively small purchases can end up using a substantial portion of the available credit. Balance vs total credit (available credit) is a very important facto
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
I've had a store credit card (via Comenity Bank) having "system maintenance issues" since early June, refusing to pay out the money owed per their rewards scheme. No one at either the store's corporate office can tell yo
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
> * Very very low traffic apps. POST hooks for Slack bots, etc.. Works well! I would add, that it offers an extension point / hook-in for a variety of AWS products. I can add custom functions to be called when a Cognito user is crea
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
I can't understand why the above would be down-voted... There exists fields of law where the income earning capacity goes beyond a function of (HOURLY_RATE * HOURS_WORKED) that can approach something more of a SaaS function. Another ex
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
So your white collar friends are going to sit and enjoy life while the good times roll but flee the second hard times come? If I had a friend that only came over for a BBQ and couldn't be bothered to help me in a time of need, that isn
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by nadieyninguno1 4y ago
FWIW, a lawyer can achieve results in some circumstance. I paid $52 for an “NFA Gun Trust” from National Gun Trusts. It’s literally just a templatized PDF with “Settlor Name Here” and “Trust Name There” across a few pages.