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by thisone 10y ago
from the responses it sounds like there is no one answer for everyone with this. It depends on the person that you are and the person that your partner is.
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by thisone 10y ago
wish I had that problem. After a good run, I'm craving food.
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by thisone 10y ago
you've had no close friends who've lost their options, or had their options become worthless when companies fail? You're one lucky person to know!
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by thisone 10y ago
I'm probably not what you mean by being both outside the US and with US assets, but... I live in the UK, have to pay my US student loans, which is a bitch. I used to have a US bank account registered to my parent's address over wh
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by thisone 10y ago
Thanks for the link to that. I'd seen parts of it, but hadn't known they'd come from a larger documentary. All the talk about breeding is a bit hard for me to listen to. I know it's different in the US, but here in the U
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by thisone 10y ago
It would have been more interesting to interview those of us who live in Europe and still manage to pay our US student loans. It's a giant pain in the ass, from lenders who have no way of taking payment from anything but a US bank acco
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by thisone 11y ago
Not sure I understand. The city of London is in the county of Greater London. New York City is in the state of New York. But Singapore is a city-state.
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by thisone 11y ago
agreed. I liked them as well. Though probably heresy, the Sci-Fi series of the first two books were how I got into Dune. I went on to read all the Frank Herbert written Dune books and I still like the Sci-Fi series.
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by thisone 11y ago
£120k is a hell of a lot. I've got to assume that's been translated into dollars. Being the internet someone will tell me that "everyone in London with at least 2 years experience makes that, easy", but yeah, that number
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by thisone 11y ago
if you need to get heavy handed about it, people are probably going to leave. Which may be a good thing, since you shouldn't have to get heavy handed about simple things like styling. I'm a big fan of strong linting where failure
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by thisone 11y ago
the process of renouncing citizenship involves proving you're up to date on your taxes.
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by thisone 11y ago
From what I understood of the law when I was wondering about my banks, yes. Though I have no idea how small and local the bank would be to not have to think about it.
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by thisone 11y ago
Honestly, I think there's no hope. No one running for any office cares one bit about Americans overseas. It's very easy to get support for 'sticking it to those tax dodgers overseas' and very hard to get people to care a
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by thisone 11y ago
The issue with the FBAR is the transfer of the money from the house into a bank account. If the money was in an account with the US citizen's name on it for any amount of time, such that the sum of all accounts with the citizen's
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by thisone 11y ago
If you are both concerned, she can file back FBARs with a letter of explanation as to why she hadn't filed them (I had to do the exact same thing). I wasn't fined, and I was scared as hell. Yes, this is one person's story. Pe
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by thisone 11y ago
yes, Surviving, Trauma, Shock, and Dismay. I'll add Anger, Confusion, Fear, and Depression. That's my experience at least. Not all acquisitions are rosy experiences for the employees. Sometimes employees get blindsided when they s
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by thisone 11y ago
I haven't been to these, but I've been eyeing up http://gotocon.com/ recently
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by thisone 11y ago
After a few interactions with enterprise "call us" pricing that went crazy and one where the quote went from £10k per seat to £1.5k per seat (for the exact same fit out), I always feel like I'm about to get screwed when I pic
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by thisone 11y ago
An easier option is to have your items delivered to a local pickup location Amazon offers it https://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link_366591722_2?_encoding=... as well as having other pickup options in the UK (though I se
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by thisone 11y ago
Whiteboarding is a skill that the vast majority of people will have to work to obtain. It's not the natural way that we work. Personally, if you know you're going to be interviewing, start practicing for whiteboarding. There are b
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by thisone 11y ago
I can't be the only person who remembers taping a penny to a Columbia House mailer.
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by thisone 11y ago
I'll take your smalls ;) One advantage to being a small built female at these events, t-shirts in my size are always left.
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by thisone 11y ago
looks to be US only, but banking systems in other countries may not need something like this. And with each country having different rules and regulations, it's probably a very big nut to crack for a single US based company. In the UK,
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by thisone 11y ago
Programming Languages is one of those courses that just keeps on giving. A great basis for functional and Lisp fundamentals. I'm just starting a journey into Erlang and that course has meant that the switch isn't as difficult as i
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by thisone 11y ago
I was bored, not because of the teachers, but because I didn't have to do much work to comprehend the material. I never thought of telling anyone that I was working through the rest of the textbook just to keep myself occupied in class
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by thisone 11y ago
I still mix my small B and small D, and my left and right. Five year old me would've loved a higher level of education though. School was incredibly boring.
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by thisone 11y ago
What point was he trying to make? I would expect that anyone who's worked on enterprise software has been to client meetings where ROI is expressed in terms of human resources. It's part of advancement that certain jobs will no lo
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by thisone 11y ago
There is no reason you should be that badly paid up here. Look around for a new place.
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by thisone 11y ago
Bit of an interesting marketing campaign. Put your handbook out, watch your target end users learn who you are and check out your products. The end users feel like they really know you and feel more positive towards your products when they
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by thisone 11y ago
yes, people will. I'm of the opposite opinion to be honest. If you need to be pushed by someone else to learn something then why would you do it?

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