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by planetzero 7y ago
I know how to prepare. I'm saving money, so when all of the stocks drop, I will invest.
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by planetzero 7y ago
This doesn't work if you have a family or involved with anyone that has a regular 9-5. Most businesses will also have meetings during regular business hours.
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by planetzero 7y ago
It's not really a sign of anything. Decisions should be made on who is best for the job, not gender or skin color. Forcing diversity (which lets be honest..an entire board of women is not 'diverse') only proves that a specif
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by planetzero 7y ago
Honest question: How is this at all 'cyberpunk'?
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by planetzero 7y ago
I've been working remotely for the past decade. Some issues I think any company will deal with: At most places, I never felt connected to the company. Since I didn't have that social aspect of talking face-to-face every day. The
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by planetzero 7y ago
I'm not that concerned about this. Ever recorded? I don't think humanity has been recording temps in Antarctica for hundreds of thousands of years, which would show us cycles and we could rule these cycles out.
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by planetzero 7y ago
A couple of years ago, I was ghosted by a company after being interviewed. A few weeks later, I realized that the guy that interviewed me was just hired as a consultant by the company, and convinced the boss to hire him instead of me for m
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by planetzero 7y ago
I agree with this. I saw an article awhile back detailing issues with bank loan algorithms. Although race/gender weren't a determination, it looked at credit scores and ability to pay the lone back. The majority of minorities fe
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by planetzero 7y ago
Universal care is no different. If your surgery is deemed unnecessary, you really have no chance at getting it. All of my relatives in Canada come over to the US for any major surgery. The reason? The wait time is in years, instead of we
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by planetzero 7y ago
I think my biggest issue is dealing with recruiters. 99% of jobs listed have a recruiter on the other end. I generally make it a habit of only responding if I know it's directly with HR or someone working for the company.
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by planetzero 7y ago
How are these 'surprising'? I've seen and heard about these exact things in North Korea for at least a decade.
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by planetzero 7y ago
..Not if you want to commit election fraud.
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by planetzero 7y ago
This is sad. Many of the previous generation of radio pioneers are dying off.
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by planetzero 7y ago
Aren't most human emotions more like poetry than algorithms?
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by planetzero 7y ago
Where I went to school, many minorities with low SAT scores were pushed through to create a more diverse student body. The problem? Many couldn't handle the work load, lacked even the basic skills for many of the classes, and dropped
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by planetzero 7y ago
I agree with his sentiment. However, I feel like when a popular writer/actor/etc says things like this, it's only 'false information' in one political direction.
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by planetzero 7y ago
"A lot of people like yourself, who grow up poor say this. However you're wrong" Yeah, well, I have plenty of examples that prove otherwise. "In general I'd say hard work is necessary, but not sufficient to succeed.
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by planetzero 7y ago
Learn PHP. I've had all PHP completely remote gigs for the last 10 years. Good PHP developers are hard to find and many companies will pay well.
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by planetzero 7y ago
"Where you were born" The cost of living is different everywhere. You could live like a king in a country like Cambodia and be barely middle class in the US. "How much money your parents make" This doesn't really h
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by planetzero 7y ago
"blaming those already struggling" Those struggling need to take some of the blame or the situation will never change. I know many people that if you gave them a million dollars today, they would spend a million and one.
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by planetzero 7y ago
Illegal Marijuana websites, which are selling weed at a cheaper rate, are beating legal dispensaries. With all the talk of legalization, I saw countless articles and people even here on HN claiming that it would be great for the economy bec
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by planetzero 7y ago
It's funny how all of the threats of Brexit basically involve the EU increasing prices and making it extremely difficult for the UK to do business with other EU members. Yet, nobody blames the EU. The EU is a bully and starting to beco
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by planetzero 7y ago
"Recruiters tell me that I'm a "job hopper" and that "it'll be difficult to place you." Just explain that you have been contracting for the past couple of years and are now interested in something more per
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by planetzero 7y ago
Not only this, but all of the taxes and regulations will only impede your growing business. Yes, you might be able take a risk because your healthcare is covered in the beginning..but once you want to grow to an actual thriving company, it
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by planetzero 7y ago
The irony is that this post is misinformation. It's based on guesses and tweets you saw online. While I don't think the official numbers are correct, we really don't know the truth yet.
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by planetzero 7y ago
If you mean the environmentalists and nuclear power, I agree. Nuclear power really is the only serious answer to climate change. It's hard to know if climate change would even be an issue if protesters of the 70s, 80s, and 90s wouldn&
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by planetzero 7y ago
"They couldn't verify that those checks were due to a settlement," said Wennerberg, adding the bank contacted Enterprise to verify that the checks were part of a lawsuit, but were unable to do so" He tried to cash three
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by planetzero 7y ago
I think the problem is that many Millennials want to own a home in the city/trendy areas, which will always be expensive. I bought my home a couple of years ago in the suburbs, but still close enough to the city and my mortgage is almo
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by planetzero 7y ago
They might have gone to the library, but it probably wasn't for books. My local library has a bigger selection of movies (and television shows) than the last time I went to Blockbuster.
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by planetzero 7y ago
If this bug is still in the Linux kernel today, why hasn't someone fixed it?

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