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honestly, it's not my problem and I don't care what they do as long as I don't get stuck with the bill.
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12y ago
you are probably being sarcastic, but as someone in their late 20s, I do not believe I will every get a social security payout. either the age requirements will keep getting pushed back as people live longer or the whole program will be abo
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12y ago
content looks interesting. I'm adding it to my list of news aggregates that I check all the time, so consider me signed up. do you have plans to update the ui? it is sort of bland and hard to read. looking fowars to seeing how this tur
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12y ago
the obvious unasked question that article doesn't quite get around to either asking or answering is, if not college, than what? the article waves off this question by saying that there is no single solution for everybody. it's as
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12y ago
again, we're arguing in circles because we are conceptualizing the analogies differently. our definitions of "career" are different. oh well.
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12y ago
I didn't realize it before, but this new guideline is probably targeting people exactly like myself. likely why I only have 40 some karma after however many years I've been on here. so I guess I'll go back to lurking, since I
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12y ago
Interesting that you perceive this as "gratuitous negativity" as that was not my intention. answers to your questions: 1) pointing out that you shouldn't always believe those in positions of power, especially when they are at
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12y ago
so says the censor, so it must be true.
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12y ago
look, I get it. everything has a starting point. (you decide what career you want) then an early game phase. (you go to school to get a degree) than a midgame phase. (you start work and collect paychecks during your career) than an end game
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12y ago
right. the end game is before the end of the games. we're on the same page on that. disconnect on our understandings is that I didn't define the game ending criteria for each example. in chess, it's either a checkmate or a
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12y ago
>> there's a defined early game, a midgame and endgame. all things with defined start and finish criteria can be conceptualized this way. careers: education is early game setting you up for success, job/career is midgame, re
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12y ago
trye, but the importance of the two criteria aren't weighted the same. plus he isn't doubling down on the same bet: he's changing the new bet to be more in his favor, so the additional 100,000 is actually worth less than the
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12y ago
I know. sorry, I probably wasn't clear: it doesn't matter if he takes another bet or not, what matters is that he wishes that he would have had more restrictive requirements for who is able to accept his bet. the logic being that,
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12y ago
Ha ha oh man, sam. seriously: do you think about what you post at all before you hit submit? you wanted to have a discussion behind closed doors before announcing this to the entire world? ok, that's fine, but that begs the question &q
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12y ago
moving the goal posts? poor tactical decision, sam. you've just undermined your whole position. before, with the open definition of VC, it expressed a high confidence in your bet. now, by limiting the pool of potential bet takers, you
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12y ago
very good insight, thank you. I don't think its the potential to upset the world order that has everyone so worried about AI. At least, as someone who studied Artificial Intelligence in college and have since refused to study it any fu
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12y ago
nuclear powered planes, trains, and automobiles?
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12y ago
hi. project manager at a major medical device manufacturing company here. the reason medical devices are so expensive is a lot more complicated than what this article suggests. 1) upfront costs. you have to complete the development of the p
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12y ago
his book, starship troopers, is on the commandant of the Marine Corps professional reading list. it is required reading in some commands, but not corps wide.
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12y ago
my experience is the opposite: there is a bunch of vc money available. the problem is that it is hard to find because there isn't much infrastructure set up for initial introductions, like in the valley. there is no easy way for a star
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12y ago
it's probably not northeast. source: I'm currently looking to move there, and 1250/month only gets you a nice 2 bedroom duplex.
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12y ago
thanks for that hbr link. the whole analysis is worth a read.
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12y ago
couple huge problems that come to mind immediately. 1) owner risk. you are letting a complete stranger rent your car for x days. You have no control over how good of a driver they are or how many miles they will drive. as mentioned in other
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12y ago
engine oil is not the same between brands, and synthetic and regular oil are markedly different. pm software is not the same between brands either. each one I've used offers a different user experience and each tends to excel in their
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12y ago
when we do project cost estimations at the large medical device development company I work at, we use $15,000 per person month. so to answer your question, 10 people would cost $150,000. so this just further proves your point that some larg
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12y ago
it is actually extremely valuable. I'm a project manager at a big company that makes medical devices. we recently got our first shipment of prototypes, which we ordered and payed for months ago (because of long lead times for some of
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12y ago
> every Wednesday we go surfing. I was in the military were they have a thing called mandatory fun time. basically, you are required to go to a bbq or some other "fun" thing. I hated it. I'm one of those people who draw a
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12y ago
are you also offended by the phrase "grammar nazis"? do you believe that all "Hitler cat" memes should be removed from the internet? maybe we should just ban all references to anything related to nazis. maybe burn all co
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12y ago
everybody has an agenda. some are more obvious than others.
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12y ago
thank you for that link.
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