notzuck

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by notzuck 7y ago
Nonsense diatribe with little substance and totally fails to explain anything. Why even bother?
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by notzuck 7y ago
True but does not come close to addressing why this isn't even talked about - yeah it's not great in HK but let's not pretend that the Chinese are some sort of saviours.
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by notzuck 7y ago
So why haven't the protesters said this is one of their main issues?
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by notzuck 7y ago
Raise inheritance tax... So people can inherit their family home then immediately have to sell it because they can't afford the tax bill just because their parents purchased in a cheap part of London that boomed 30 years later? No than
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by notzuck 7y ago
No, I am not saying that. This is exactly what politcal people at work do - they are so high on their own opinions that they start to plant opinions in other peoples mouths if they don't agree with you, you just did that to me. I very
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by notzuck 7y ago
I respectfuly disagree with most of your points. Being respectful of other people not being interested in your BS opinions is not stopping your freedom of speech. You're at work to get work done, not to espouse your opinions on the mid
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by notzuck 7y ago
I don't think that's true at all. The best teams I've ever worked on had zero political discourse.
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by notzuck 7y ago
Utter nonsense - the lack of politcal discourse at work does not result in worse politics generally. Politics at work has long been a no no at most companies and there's no evidence to show this has caused the rise of any extremism. Wo
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by notzuck 7y ago
I work from home 25 days per month - I moved well away from the city, bought a massive house next to a beautiful surf beach and my kids could not be having a better time if they tried. My partner did the same. We make over 400k joint, all f
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by notzuck 7y ago
Absolutely right but moving to Australia has genuinely massively improved our standard of living beyond what i thought was even possible. I can't believe how good we have it here.
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by notzuck 7y ago
Yes, he should just dedicate his life to toiling away at a problem he can't make an impact on while telling his kids and wife that he's very sorry that he can't give them a significantly better standard of living because he n
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by notzuck 7y ago
Pretty high? Even most of my nerd friends don't have their own name registered.
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by notzuck 7y ago
"I'm old enough to remember something that happened in very recent history"... lol
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by notzuck 7y ago
She clearly felt the social pressure then too.
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by notzuck 7y ago
Good work - I'm not sure how my wife would have taken such a suggestion. Our whole friend group owns diamond engagement rings. The social pressure is still very real and that somehow seeps into the minds of even the smartest women I kn
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by notzuck 7y ago
Nope - they were paid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kids_for_cash_scandal
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by notzuck 7y ago
If your partner is aligned with that then ok; otherwise good luck!
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by notzuck 7y ago
In whose mind? I'm 35 and all of my married friends have diamond engagement rings. I don't think any of them think that way.
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by notzuck 7y ago
It's not super easy to move to a more interesting role that pays the same. A lot of the time, just having Java for 10 years on your resume and C# for 2 years will automatically rule you out of any "senior" C# positions.
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by notzuck 7y ago
You're tainted by your American experience where judges were paid to put kids in jail. This kind of thing is much less common in Europe.
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by notzuck 7y ago
The music room has dampening mats on the walls to stop too much sound from escaping. It also has amps, drums, guitar stands etc. A purpose built room is awesome. The second living room has darkened walls and tints on the windows. It has a p
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by notzuck 7y ago
Driving. We could move beachside but then that extra 40 mins each day adds too much to our commute (I go to the city / office 3 days per week). If I go 100% remote then I can live 30 seconds walk to the beach. A 20 min drive is assumin
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by notzuck 7y ago
We both earn large professional salaries but decided to go to the suburbs for kids. We have 2 beaches within 20 minutes of us, we have parks, cinemas, out door water parks, outdoor pools, skate parks plus half an acre of garden and a big ho
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by notzuck 7y ago
Guns are also amoral but still manage to leave a bad taste in my mouth. I think the reality is, this technology will be used against the public in negative ways. It's easier to get something banned than it is to change the nature of pe
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by notzuck 7y ago
Sounds like you dodged a bullet with the gf.
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by notzuck 7y ago
Because you get to work as a tech consultant fixing sf issues and extending SF for the many many corporate customers that use it. There are whole agencies built around doing SF implementations and other SF work and there is plenty of money
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by notzuck 7y ago
I would have gone to the police with my lawyer, I would have asked for everything I say to be recorded. You were trusting the police to do the right thing bye you. Risky strategy.
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by notzuck 7y ago
As somebody that does business development, I really don't want to intrude on people but at the same time I need to generate leads. What other tips do you have for someone like me? (I'm pre-sales for a vendor that sells products a
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Ask HN: Publishing a Book with Screenshots and Copyright
1 points by notzuck 7y ago|1 comments
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by notzuck 7y ago
This article doesn't say that. Maybe read it again.

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