newsiehey

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by newsiehey 4y ago
I didn't jump to a conclusion hence the question mark. It's seemed valid since your response whiffs on his conclusion and go off on your own unrelated tangent. Calling him a clever name and espousing some unsolicited drivel... You
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by newsiehey 4y ago
Did you read the post? He obviously said that he was working on too much at once and then goes on to cut back and say he is happy and focused moving forward... That is perfectly logical and doesn't invite judgment about his daily activ
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by newsiehey 4y ago
Hello my name is Jeff. I focus on web applications, data visualization, front end, and full stack development. I have a background in Psychology and Computer Science. ~10 years of experience at smaller startups, enterprise clients, and free
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by newsiehey 5y ago
It's not asinine because it's not a 1 to 1 comparison. No one is saying these two things were equal... obviously. This is just one example of a tax benefit that the OP clearly has benefited from which reaches his definition of a &
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by newsiehey 5y ago
Zero explanation just calling it disheartening... I can say the exact same thing about his position or yours except you don't have one All these guys throwing around terms like "free lunch" and "they're so privilege
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by newsiehey 5y ago
How about the $300 free lunch I just paid for his kids?
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by newsiehey 5y ago
Uhh wait are you actually complaining about having kids and a job? Wasn't that all your choice?! Didn't a $300 tax break per child just get sent out directly to you? Isn't that paid for by everyone even people without kids? A