rootsudo

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by rootsudo 5y ago
Working hard does not mean you'll be paid well, or have money. Then the other argument of money =/= wealth.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
It depends where you live. In Seattle, I agree, what's the point. In other parts of the USA and world, they are very much perused, enforced and law enforcement likes the proof.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
This also is revealing - maybe it is time to create a blog after all. Many people do give up on computer problems if they take longer than a few minutes to solve, or do not want to spend time piecing together fragments together, domain, hos
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Tons, the book "Algorithms to live by" go head first into this - https://www.amazon.com/Algorithms-Live-Computer-Science-Deci... It can sound a bit simple at first, but the human - algo stories are terrific.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I hate them 100%. I think they're worthless, and ruin the experience. You're paying money for a curated experience and put trust into a company that promises high, but can deliver low. So you can work remote? Great! Why give up so
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Hearing alcohol addiction, it seems so "unreal" in the sense that, I can see it as a problem but I always feel it can't be that hard. I think alcohol, tastes disgusting in general. It's fun to mix with other things to ha
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by rootsudo 5y ago
This is how every other project has worked so far, yes.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
No different from a Japanese mamachari.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Whoops. But also, interesting.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
What apple has for sale, newest, more ram/ssd and that's it. It sounds obtuse, but, I enjoy selling my macbooks at 60-75% of purchase price 3-4 years later, and if needbe, applecare - which itself, is outrageous but it's nice
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Trading cards, but crypto.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Yep - I, like many of my friends and people who are naturally curious and work today in "Cybersecurity" had fun, poked around - but once you found little data troves - it reveals how inept alot of people can be. And you just volun
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Volcano ash. There you go.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
this is also common on cruise ships and naval around the world. - officers are european, with more lately east european. Then the staff or A-B are usually filipino, Vietmanese or Indonesian. Its more salary then back where they're from
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by rootsudo 5y ago
And everyone thinks Apple is doing it to benefit people in Detroit, meanwhile they have no idea they're the ones being exploited.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I disagree (again) because knowing something sells for a lower amount in X but sells for higher in Y is classical information arbitrage and opportunity cost.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
While I agree these are "wealth creation" mechanisms, what the blog describes is market (economy) inefficiencies that enable arbitrage. So by spotting an inefficiency and exploiting it, you profit. tl;dr explore and exploit.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I just don't understand why people aren't thinking of doing this in other countries. You can hire a nurse for $500-1000 in most of South America or Asia - East Europe 50/50, but an au pair for elderly.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Yes, a shell or blind corporation. Lawyer can be listed as agent and officer. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/07061...
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by rootsudo 5y ago
No, not really. If that was the case, they would've cheapened out already and gone unibody, no 4x4, etc. Sure, a maverick and a ranger were cheaper options, but the maverick is new and the ranger is not that much cheaper, in fact a F
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Disagree, F150 is more for fleet, labor, handyman, "serious" work. The cybertruck looks cool, but it lacks many features that are needed for daily usage for an actual laborer/worker. Not at all bad, but working on the field,
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by rootsudo 5y ago
The writing reminds me of a 2600 article. I miss those days. Super cool though! I'll pick one up, eventually :)
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by rootsudo 5y ago
The state of the world where a comedy series, Silicon Valley on HBO really is the state of how a new Internet could form.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
The parents are also addicted too, it's the same story as cigarettes. There's a reason why advertising is the same whether it'd be for Coca-Cola, Cigarettes or Social media. They don't know any better.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Not to be confused with what Timothy Leary wrote - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Psychedelic_Experience
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by rootsudo 5y ago
The same can be said about using SSL/HTTPS to access websites. People say it's secure because no one can intercept, but at the same time it verifies you are the one who did that at that time. Also, heartbleed.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
"File not found A generation that grew up with Google is forcing professors to rethink their lesson plans" I believe it 100%, due to proliferation of iphone, flat file system people don't know there are actual file directorie
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by rootsudo 5y ago
And I'm 180, eating meat is natural - and has been part of human diets for, since, forever. Humans have been eating eat longer than driving, flying, and more. Beef isn't terrible for the enviornment, is that companies are looking
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by rootsudo 5y ago
Nope, signed up on the web - wouldn't let me see hosts info otherwise.
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by rootsudo 5y ago
I fear I'm probably part of the problem, or I was too "late." I'm on the younger end, and around 2014 is when I was in my early 20's and rather much do airbnb vs couchsurfing because the reviews and the paywall was

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