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by pxue 5y ago
Yes. it's 0.5% per payment* on top of 0.4% per "invoice". Quite hefty fees considering credit card fee is 2.9%
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by pxue 5y ago
Asians (East and South) have been silently dealing with this ever since we started playing the game. It's interesting to see that we're now grouped along with the "Whites". We've played the game so well, that we&#x2
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by pxue 5y ago
i think that's unfair. companies like Braintrust is actually doing legit work
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by pxue 5y ago
Years of experience may not be a direct indicator of how you work as an individual contributor, but it is a very good indicator of softer skills such as handling workplace conflicts and mentoring junior devs. As a senior dev it's on yo
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by pxue 5y ago
They're pitching the entire human existence will be nothing more than perpetual "waiting for the next sneaker drop"
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by pxue 5y ago
You can approach things like this in two ways: - academic, like the author. Look for the facts and numbers and derive your understanding of the events from it, and only it. - investigative, like the events of Spotlight. Pull on a thread and
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by pxue 5y ago
ARKK etf is heavily invested, about 200M worth. Average cost $33
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by pxue 5y ago
maybe things aren't that simple? the corporate greed angle is justifiable because some part of the inflation can absolutely be attributed to the maxing out of the global supply chain. our supply chain is optimized to perfection, it mea
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by pxue 5y ago
Ahh. it begins. - US midterm is coming up in november. - One of Biden's major election point was combating Covid and curbing infections. - This has largely been a catastrophic failure. More Americans have died from Covid under Biden th
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by pxue 5y ago
the way Chinese government works is that thousands of local municipal level governments implements and then reports into the central government (politburo). this basically becomes a huge prisoner's dilemma, no body in charge wants to l
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by pxue 5y ago
email/password is terrible UX for vast majority of user. it's forgettable, it's not secure, and it exists only because it have existed since dawn of computers.
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by pxue 5y ago
Too early to tell is exactly correct. Author pointed to the 13 year time line and pretended the "internet" didn't also take 20 years for it to go from lab to actual wide spread public use. NFTs in theory, are no less producti
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by pxue 5y ago
Jr at 300k? Someone's lying to yah. Maybe total comp including RSU and 401k matching and you based in HCOL like San Fran.
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by pxue 5y ago
yeap. it's sloowwly getting there.
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by pxue 5y ago
maybe except a team at google? ;)
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by pxue 5y ago
I whole-heartedly agree with your narrative. However, following your argument of human rights, would you cut diplomatic ties to Russia in similar fashion? Who's your largest trading partner?
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by pxue 5y ago
the only way to slow down crypto/nft/defi/web3 hype-sphere now is a real and tangible near-term global energy crisis.
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by pxue 5y ago
> The president of a Southern California drayage company said the Lunar New Year, which starts Feb. 1, may be the recalibration the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach need to clear out the backlog as factories in China shut down for two
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by pxue 5y ago
But the problem is how much of the demand is artificially proped up by the extremely low borrowing rate? What central banks and feds need to think about is, if they raise rates to combat high inflation, will the higher rates induce a coma i
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by pxue 5y ago
instruction unclear, bought more tsla calls.
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by pxue 5y ago
i have the completely opposite take. every if err != nil; return err let's me mentally draw a line in the sand and not worry about exception handling for code above that line. It lets me start fresh and restart my mental model with the
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by pxue 5y ago
Compressing this into 1 line provides absolutely nothing for the reader, in fact, it absolutely takes away reability.
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by pxue 5y ago
Feels like they started writing Cleo's arc and hastily added Hardin's because it didn't check all the boxes.
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by pxue 5y ago
short sell MicroStrategy (mstr), they are pegged to crypto because they decided to hold large amounts of crypto as a corporation New crypto ETF is also right around the corner. There will definitely be futures on that.
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by pxue 5y ago
So when are you guys IPOing so I can throw my life saving at your stock and forget it until I retire?
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by pxue 5y ago
600/1.2 = 500 I think it’s correct? Now I’m confused too Edit: yup was wrong. Read reply for right calculations.
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by pxue 5y ago
And then you end up with a overly complex tax code with a million loopholes that can be exploited given the resource and time.
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by pxue 5y ago
how is a NFT any more arbitrary than a hallmark card? both are "artistic" to a certain degree, completely useless after the purchase and initial exchange.
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by pxue 5y ago
Is that 100% true though? Some estimate maybe only 10% of Chinese individuals pay tax. Individual taxes account only about 8% of China's tax revenues. Bulk of the tax burden comes from consumption and business. I'm all for that. I
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by pxue 5y ago
For JS, es6/ecma2015 -> ecma2021, lots of language changes.

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