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nytesky
7y ago
True but it still should put pressure for rising demand for labor. I’m not expecting FB salaries or 6 figure bonuses, just looking for a liveable salary since most jobs are located in HCOL areas.
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Ask HN: Aerospace Salaries and New Space
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7y ago
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nytesky
7y ago
Actually I’m not convinced assistants will improve safety. Level 4 for example could be a blood bath, where cars drive all the easy situations, and hand over emergency control to out of practice drivers barely paying attention at a moments
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nytesky
7y ago
The risk of Medical and Law school is the enormous debt you take on. Those costs would have been about 4x times the value of my parents homes for example. If for some reason you don’t make it through Med or Law school, it’s not like they fo
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7y ago
My school and work experience span working class coal power plant techs (a friend used to climb through exhaust channels) to Ivy League educated lawyers and founders. Most people’s career trajectory will be set by the time they are in high
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nytesky
7y ago
Its too bad he truly wasn't as principled as the image he tried to cultivate. He could bestow each employee of his company $80k, as a bonus for all the pain his mismanagement has caused.
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nytesky
7y ago
I assume he still retains the gobs or cash extracted through all his shenanigans and controlling shares? And thus could reinstate himself after IPO?
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7y ago
WeWork branded padlock umbrellas — a path to profitability.
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7y ago
No one uses Firefox Lockbox?
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7y ago
I store my passwords in an encrypted Numbers spreadsheet which I store in iCloud. Thus you need iCloud access and the spreadsheet password to access. I have considered encrypted notes for low security passwords, but find the sort and too ea
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7y ago
Hah, so I was a total housing bubble head in 2005 (though I was to naive to understand the debt instruments that would amplify it). And I've been telling my economist spouse for over a year that passive investing boom is going to disto
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7y ago
How do you identity a memory card as fake? Did it function?
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7y ago
I believe horses temperament is already calmer than dogs by nature, and they make good service animals. They are also too small to ride and are unlikely to be pets; the horse are actually helpful.
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7y ago
Gimlet media’s startup talks about the narrow field of pod advertisers.
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7y ago
What are the good history podcasts? Most seem still like two guys chatting and oh here’s some facts from the past
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7y ago
The article does not seem to mention Alex Inc., a main stream network TV show about starting a podcast with a pretty high caliber star. And of course, gimlets acquisition by Spotify is probably the nadir. You know once do you have reliable
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nytesky
7y ago
You haven’t had your kids run off the sidewalk by some fool on a scooter.
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7y ago
I actually started a thread b/c this, prompted by DC vote on scooters. Can we build automatic braking into scooters, or is it too much processing power to put on small frame and battery?
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Ask HN: Could rental electric scooters have rudimentary automatic braking?
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7y ago
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nytesky
7y ago
I almost feel like encryption systems like this need physical keys. They can be secured in safe, maybe create 2 even.
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nytesky
7y ago
Well in current environment I would expect a lot. Uber maybe the canary in coal mine and dry up VC funding unless with more favorable terms.
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nytesky
7y ago
0. It’s a lottery ticket. To be realistic. Esp with the DOW down 300 today.
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8y ago
I was thinking of Ready Player One, and how it’s reading really was part of the experience. Did you mean to bury the lede that it’s read by none other than Wil Wheaton?
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nytesky
8y ago
This was exactly the problem during dot.com. I worked in optical networks and we all scoffed at Web business as vapor ware. But when dots went bust demand for bandwidth plummeted and optical networking cratered soon after.
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8y ago
Is it priced low to avoid Lyft's fate?
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nytesky
8y ago
Honestly confused: why do you want to pay bonuses to retain execs of a failed company? Weren’t they responsible for that failure?
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nytesky
8y ago
Is trading volume low? I think you can have high prices but low demand when volumes low.
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nytesky
8y ago
So basically the fear of recession may trigger a recession? Laying off, cutting spending and thus cascading economic contraction? Don’t think that would be a liquidity trap, but this type of recession always makes me think of Krugmans Baby-
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8y ago
That’s the authors point. Unless you are an extreme outlier and buying a LOT of small purchase (like to the point you don’t have time to work), they really are meaningless. The big fixed items in your budget really drive everything, housing
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Space 2.0 Bubble $1B 2018 Alone
(spacenews.com)
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