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by sanguy 6y ago
My point was that the poor are not the corrupt. They need to be helped. If the shelters are stretched we need to ensure those shelters get the funding they need to cover the demand. We need to treat these people down on their luck with d
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by sanguy 6y ago
The point is you don't need to steal food to survive. You just need to go to one of food banks or shelters that will help. I volunteer at one of them. Lots of really good down on their luck people; and they are busier that in the pa
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by sanguy 6y ago
What a perfect posting for Hunter Biden in the new administration!
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by sanguy 6y ago
How will we know when the aliens call us?
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by sanguy 6y ago
Apple a couple years ago added 16,000 employees in India for its map "update" group - I bet it's pretty easy to guess what they were doing isn't it? That was a far better investment versus buying a relic from the proprei
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by sanguy 6y ago
The therapist is a good one already suggested. Also instead of other PD I would suggest to save (invest) as much as possible as early as possible. A career in tech is very seldom healthy as a forever job so having an escape path is importan
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by sanguy 6y ago
She supports this project: https://www.trumpaccountability.net Keeping such lists is wrong on many levels; and for a member of congress to suggest and support such a thing is beyond comprehension. I suggest going and standing
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by sanguy 6y ago
Canadian who has been living in the US for 5 years. Perm resident but not naturalized. Arrived a year and a bit before Trump 2016 win. This election was so polarizing I am very afraid the country can recover from it. I am worried enough w
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by sanguy 6y ago
I work for a large public tech company that is run by passive-aggressive dickheads who have no clue on how to motivate and retain top talent. They basically pay you to stay if you are critical. I've resigned twice, and the result is my
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by sanguy 6y ago
The plan is if the 787 ramp up in SC goes well the 777x will be the next to get moved, and 767 will end its run in Everett and then the lights turned off.
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by sanguy 6y ago
So the real reason? Far less likely for the US to Tomahawk a crypto mining organization if it looks like a waterpark and has kids in the structure. In civilized worlds we don't use children as shields.
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by sanguy 6y ago
Will they tank this like Nest and the prior home HW vendors. Google is a data mining company. Nothing more, noting less. We are the product. You are stupid to allow them into your home.
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by sanguy 6y ago
Right now is a challenging time to invest. In general I would lean towards well managed active funds versus pure index funds. The markets are in a time that a good active manager can get you some added return. With that said I'd proba
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by sanguy 6y ago
Like everything from DigitalGlobe -- it doesn't work.
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by sanguy 6y ago
Are you sure? I know the standard deduction was raised significantly to cover such items, and only a couple other deductions allowed in the simplified tax filing. But if you want to go the complex route these things can still be deducted.
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by sanguy 6y ago
CRUISE is a joke. These guys can't find their own ass with 4 hands and a flashlight. So much internal overlap and fragmentation that I would not be shocked they are hiring and firing at the same time - perhaps even the same people
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by sanguy 6y ago
Somethings as fishy as Zoom's encryption here....
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by sanguy 7y ago
Without disclosing more this is the situation. The patents violated expire in 2021 so it is likely they are holding out.
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by sanguy 7y ago
This assumes that startups can still secure funding to run at zero revenue state. This will likely become a lot more difficult over the next couple months or longer.
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by sanguy 7y ago
Source? The real issue is the contract language used by the EU and the member governments specify "pay on delivery" in which the receiving agency will not accept an invoice until the goods are received and inspected as well as 60
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by sanguy 7y ago
And to think of the billions given to Boeing to bail it out while the management team who got it into this state got golden parachutes? If the government deems that Boeing much be saved, it should also deem that the that prior management wa
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by sanguy 7y ago
Thanks, edited as was too pointed with the "it" But I also do not agree fully. I have seen altercations in supermarket lines where someone oversteps the "tape separation" line and has been asked nicely "please step
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by sanguy 7y ago
Direct interaction
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by sanguy 7y ago
Canadian living in the US here. It is amazing (and absolutely terrifying) as to how belligerent Americans are to any sense of being told what to do. A good % of them will purposely do the opposite just to exercise their freedoms. So in a s
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by sanguy 7y ago
I sure hope to qualify you need to have reported W2 income or this sets up a really dangerous precedence.
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by sanguy 7y ago
Check the reports coming from Italy/Spain that the Chinese test kits they've received are only 30% accurate. Testing 10 known infected the kits reports 3 are infected, and 7 as not. So if China is using similar kits, which is wha
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by sanguy 7y ago
Very common in EU unfortunately. Are you in the DACH region as it seems particularly neurotic over employees in general. Going through the same thing and the excuses to block work from home are comical. 1) It goes against GPDR policy to all
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by sanguy 7y ago
The UK exemption is logical. The UK immigration systems are linked and accessible by the US. This is why the trusted-traveller program could be extended to cover the UK with an additional registration. So the US immigration side knows all
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by sanguy 7y ago
This is ironic from ESRI. Nothing they do is responsible - but all they do is for domination and control of the industry. Jack would happily watch people die if it sold more licenses.
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by sanguy 7y ago
I got off the rollercoaster today. Hurt to do so after 4 years, and still regretting it a bit. I really want to see TSLA a success as so much potential and cool disruptive tech to an industry that wants to keep us all in the dark ages.

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