pascal1us

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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   This sort of thing has been building up for a long time. This is mainly due to the Greed of the SF tenants to who prevent developers from building more units with local politics NIMBY. By constricting the supply artificially it prevents n
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   can someone add the microwave at my work to this list?
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   I could imagine a middle school dropout with an interest in programming, applying for that salary. That would be a great salary to make for a middle school dropout.
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   I had to look up "life hacking" - its not nearly as prevalent here as you imagine. But, why would you not like something that makes life easier?
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   I've lived in the bay area for 10+ years as a Software Engineer and follow all the local news. But i don't get the sense that the things you mentioned are more popular than the other stuff you said you like. There's lots of
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   Big Problem: Which ISP do I choose?

   1 points by pascal1us 12y ago|1 comments
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   Your suggesting Academic Researchers should be consultants for VCs. Sometimes they are! but, just not full time. Usually, they might be on a board of advisors, for a small amount of stock, or maybe as an unofficial advisor. Now let's
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   by pascal1us 12y ago

   Don't assume it's your fault. Hiring, often times has biases. There could be any number of reasons: either technical or personal. Hiring decisions are often subjective, despite the fact that they try to be somewhat objective. A