seansmccullough

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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   I agree, I recently moved from Seattle to the suburbs. It's nice to be able to go places and get groceries without it being a production that takes a bunch of planning.
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   Individual Contributor.
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   Verizon and AT&T have LTE coverage over most of the Midwest.
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   Also, if you have multiple kids and all the stuff associated with them (stroller, bags, etc), you're going to want a car. What would you rather do - spend 45 minutes on public transit with two screaming kids and all your groceries, or
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   Still available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Wheels-Sojourner-Rover-Action/dp/...
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   Parts of it don't run on AWS.
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   What is your process for light and color correction?
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   No, it's not, that's the original poster's opinion, and it's inaccurate. Have you been to the Midwest?
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   by seansmccullough 10y ago

   That was condescending. Let's try not to make generalization about a large portion of the country.
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    by seansmccullough 10y ago

    Totally agree, they only need a handful of people to operate a multi-mile long train.
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    by seansmccullough 10y ago

    Me, too. Moving to a new city really sucks. You lose the "networking effect" of becoming friends with your friend's friends. Makes me miss college.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Really awesome article!
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    This is a big part of it. Amazon hired tens of thousands of people last year, and it really pulls down the average tenure.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I think you're right, if a large portion of a company's stock is owned by passive funds, there should be some arbitrage opportunities since the funds won't buy or sell based on the company's fundamentals.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    And Midwesterners.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I save it, I don't want to work in an office for the rest of my life! Great opportunity to max out your 401(k) and Roth IRA.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I got an A- in my differential equations class in college. I still wasn't sure what a differential equations was at the end. My pattern matching skills got a good workout, though.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Best thing about not having a lot of stuff (if you live alone) - studio apartments. Easier to clean, lower rent/utilities, and easy to move whenever you want.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I like the Latin/strongly typed analogy. Also in my opinion, word order is easier to deal with instead of tons of endings for parts of speech.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-wage-gap-myth-that-wont-die-...
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I think the main reason Prime is successful is because it's so convenient. I live in Seattle, and running errands is really time consuming, so it's a lot easier to buy items on Amazon if I don't need them today.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    My comment was just a response to the stereotype that people from the middle of the country are stupid. Now you're bring up the stereotype that people from the Midwest are closed-minded and hateful. I don't hate anyone, I simply b
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I agree, I'm from Iowa, there are lot's of smart people in Middle America. There are also a lot of condescending people on the Coasts.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Finally! In 2-3 years bonds will actually yield something.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    I like it how there are green or red helicopter icons in the table to indicate success or failure.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    The economy is the strongest it's been in 5 years, and you can't keep rates low forever.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Raising rates it a good thing: 1. It allows the Fed room to maneuver during the next recession ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_lower_bound ) 2. It will all investors to normalize their portfolios ( http://
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Because we will have a recession sometime in the next couple years, and if the Fed keeps interest rates at 0, it will have no ammunition when the time comes.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    Ya, they aren't adding any value. Anyone can just come up with an idea.
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    by seansmccullough 11y ago

    His daughter is clearly not the intended audience of this post. In fact, the fact he is having a kid has nothing to do with this post.