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by rorrr 15y ago
If you have a car wreck, your insurance usually punishes you only if it is your fault (which makes sense). Your sickness, most of the time, isn't your fault.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I actually make quite a lot of money compared to the average US income, more than $100K/year. I do save an invest (max out IRA for me and my wife), and I do spend a lot, though I'm frugal compared to most of my friends. $100K in savings is
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by rorrr 15y ago
Because most people get denied. $85 is only for healthy and relatively young, no pre-existing conditions.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I think that's just impossible. On 40K you will pay $580 medicare $1,680 FICA $3,410 federal $1,824 state (NY), and maybe some local, depending on where you live. If you can invest $30K after that, you're some motherfucking frugal genius.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Because you will go bankrupt if something serious happens while on this plan. Go see the details of his coverage, I bet it only covers basic things, and 50% of hospitalization drugs, and some crazy deductible. So if he gets cancer or heart
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by rorrr 15y ago
If they are really profitable (and make sure to check that), I'd take as much equity as I could, but I'd definitely ask what % of all equity these stocks represent. It could be like "here, we're giving you 10,000 SHARES!!!", only to later f
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by rorrr 15y ago
It's not that hard to accumulate $100K if you're in IT. Just working for $100-150K a year and investing $20-30K annually should do it very quickly. Now accumulating $1M in a span of 5-10 years is much more challenging. I'm yet to solve that
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by rorrr 15y ago
Then you have to calculate the amortization costs for the next RV (when this one dies), RV insurance, gas (which RVs needs a lot of), maintenance, sewage pumping costs, water costs. I wouldn't call living in an RV a retirement most people e
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by rorrr 15y ago
Sorry, but this story is garbage. Rent/mortgage, retirement completely ignored. Plus he has the shittiest $82 health insurance plan he could find, and he doesn't calculate the costs of what will happen if he gets sick. On average people aft
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by rorrr 15y ago
Living in an RV is like living in a tiny tiny shitty studio, plus you have to pump your own shit and piss regularly. Yeah, I can live in a tent and hunt for food. Zero dollars per year. Sorry, but fuck that. None of these stories are inspir
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by rorrr 15y ago
Works very well on my weak laptop GPU. It actually seems smoother than the regular canvas implementation. Plus there are nice transition effects. Not sure how practical it is though, but I do like the idea of shifting graphics intensive wor
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by rorrr 15y ago
I had to switch to FF 7 (clean install, no addons) for one full day yesterday, and it feels so much slower than Chrome. I used to be a huge FF advocate, until Chrome arrived. At first I stayed on FF and tried Chrome a couple of times. It la
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by rorrr 15y ago
Nobody will give you any particular answers. Start with a high % and negotiate down. I doubt you will get 25%. If they offer you X number of shares, but don't tell you what % of the total number of shares they represent, don't take it, it's
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by rorrr 15y ago
Power button above the backspace button? WTF?
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by rorrr 15y ago
I think it's much more important to highlight the technologies and the position itself than the location.
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by rorrr 15y ago
One of the ironic suggestions I got The following cacheable resources have a short freshness lifetime. Specify an expiration at least one week in the future for the following resources: http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/
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by rorrr 15y ago
Printable solar panels, fast and cheap DNA/RNA sequencing, teleportation, space elevator. If you're talking about software, a true photoshop alternative (not GIMP) would be cool, a cheap Splunk alternative (their licenses are insanely expen
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by rorrr 15y ago
Your site looks totally spammy-doorway.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Have you ever traveled to work? Even one hour each way irritated me. It's a huge waste of time. Don't do it unless you get compensated for the time and the transportation, there's no point. Easy to calculate too. Let's say your monthly subw
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by rorrr 15y ago
Seems expensive. 2TB drives are now around $70 (Maybe even cheaper if you buy in bulk). 135TB = 68 drives. 68 * $70 = $4,760 Is that rack so expensive?
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by rorrr 15y ago
For a tech lead, these are surprisingly strange questions.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Unless all major browsers support it, the adoption will be painful and slow. It also seems like another incarnation of GWT, which, I heard, google abandoned.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Even though he says it's not luck, it definitely is. 1500 sq ft apartments on UWS are easily $2500+. Try finding even a $1500 deal, and you will fail. You might see some cheap posts on craigslists, but they are usually real estate agents po
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by rorrr 15y ago
Please don't post garbage like this.
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by rorrr 15y ago
The UI doesn't make any sense.
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by rorrr 15y ago
It produces CSS. It should probably have HTML+CSS export, then it won't need Javascript.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Painters, not ninja turtles.
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by rorrr 15y ago
We didn't have it covered in our CS program. We were taught the concept (keeping track of pointers to allocated memory, etc), but not the implementation part. Garbage collectors are pretty damn complex.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I liked the non-HDR parts of that video much more. I hate that HDR look in photos. The effect looks interesting in the video, it makes it look like a computer rendering. Still gimmicky though.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I draw, paint, do graphics web design and sometimes I do design logos.

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