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by spyspy 10y ago
You don't actually have to take your belt off for the full body scan. I left it on once by accident and wasn't questioned, nor was I the next dozen or so times I've flown.
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by spyspy 10y ago
Perhaps space technology would be invested in more heavily if there was a finders-keepers policy in effect.
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by spyspy 10y ago
Definitely no "prestige" feeling here.
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by spyspy 10y ago
I can squirrel away money at my current bank. It doesn't require opening a whole new account and I have the money when I need to, guaranteed - no transfer wait. Anything above a small safety savings should be in a money market account
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by spyspy 10y ago
I've found the trick to email is filter/delete/archive with extreme prejudice. It's hard to fall into but-I-might-need-it-later mode if you never saw it in the first place.
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by spyspy 10y ago
Beside the high interest rate and getting to say you have an account with GS, there's really no upside to this. You don't even get checks. You have to wire money in and out.
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by spyspy 10y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. BofJ does not hold 90% of Japanese stocks, just 90% of stocks in the Nikkei 225 index. Still interesting but very misleading title.
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by spyspy 10y ago
> "Programming should be taught by those who can teach programming and not those who can program" This can be extended to any discipline. Being an expert in a subject != being an expert in teaching that subject.
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by spyspy 10y ago
You're not wrong. Philly really does fly under the radar, but they're there. The only "startup" I know with an office in Pittsburgh is Uber.
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by spyspy 10y ago
Going by the diet and extreme hours they obviously have a young group of engineers convinced that their lives should revolve around work.
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by spyspy 11y ago
I expect to see Philadelphia continue to rise on the list given it's access to university students and super cheap cost of living.
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by spyspy 11y ago
And that snubbed director is going to leave to be VP of another company and the cycle starts all over again.
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by spyspy 11y ago
I don't envy anyone with an on-call job.
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by spyspy 11y ago
I know the feeling. Having moved to Go from the Python community I felt extremely scorned by the lack of a lot of features. Why should I have to write a for loop to traverse this list just to see if an element is present? What I've fou
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by spyspy 11y ago
This is a terrible article. It takes something HRC said decades ago, contrasts it to something she said recently (out of context of course) and presents it as a concrete cause and effect scenario. The ACA took a monumental amount of effort
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by spyspy 11y ago
Digg has actually transformed into a decent content curator. I believe they use a combination of human and computer generated content recommendations. Even the ads are pretty high quality.
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by spyspy 11y ago
The advantage with go is that errors have to be handled right away by the thing that may have caused it. The is versus, say a try/except with a dozen lines of code in the try, and then something like `except KeyError: pass`. You may ha
438.
by spyspy 11y ago
Writing and debugging code in Go is extremely more pleasurable than debugging, say, python. I write Go all day while our data scientists write python. Unfortunately python gives those guys enough rope to hang themselves and me too. It'
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by spyspy 11y ago
I think python is going to keep eating ruby's lunch as more universities teach it.
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by spyspy 11y ago
If a lawyer goes to the bathroom, the client is likely still being billed for that.
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by spyspy 11y ago
As far as I was aware, plane development has pretty much plateaued as engineers have eked ever diminishing returns from materials and aerospace engineering. Commercial airliners today don't look much different than planes manufactured
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by spyspy 11y ago
Unfortunately I can very much understand the original snap. I know I've said things like this and I'm sure a lot of people here have, too, even if they don't remember. I'm willing to assume that the original speaker was
443.
by spyspy 11y ago
I've seriously considered taking my luggage to UPS and shipping it to my destination.
444.
by spyspy 11y ago
I actually was in a chat room with /u/powerlanguage (the admin that submitted the original announcement) and I pressed him for stats. All he said was that people love to grow. xNotch was also in the room. That was tons of fun.
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by spyspy 11y ago
Try it at a casino. You'll feel like you're robbing the place.
446.
by spyspy 11y ago
Freedom and Sapphire cards are amazing because you can combine points between them.
447.
by spyspy 11y ago
Ally's interest rates are tempting, but the fact that it's just GMAC with some new makeup is very off putting.
448.
by spyspy 11y ago
Having been a customer of Charles Schwab for several years at this point, I've never seen the appeal of Simple. I get better interest rates, fantastic customer service, unlimited ATM rebates and a host of brokerage services, all for fr
449.
by spyspy 11y ago
I've found this type of attitude to be a huge problem at my company that no one wants to admit. We only recruit from top tier schools because we only want top tier talent, while at the same time and with a completely straight face comp
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by spyspy 11y ago
I'm surprised The Times was even invited for the tour.

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