throwaway21222

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by throwaway21222 15y ago
There was a big hype a while back about how people just wanted to keep it "real". And they would say all kinds of things that, while possibly true, possibly honest, were not constructive or helpful. I love this word "sincere" because it mea
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
For most purposes, being the best isn't necessary, only being good.
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
Be that as it may, I'm quite grateful to whoever did the original writeup. He did a great job of doing it respectfully and providing a ton of good data for people considering Scala, or really any new language.
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
So I'm not a big lisp guy, but from what I understand and what I know of CL, lisp is in a much better place on the expressiveness:simplicity relationship than Scala. That said, some of these issues (slow collections, talent availability, to
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
It's more like $225k after tax, which gives about $60k discretionary.
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
It's true, but we would still be saving more than OP if we made $90k, and that's without the adjustments to our spending that we would no doubt make if our income fell so much.
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
On the eleventh day he was probably wishing he had thought about getting some more rice or conserving what he had. Maybe I am missing the point of this poem.
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by throwaway21222 15y ago
I made a throwaway, because I don't want friends to know the details of my finances. Your categories (after tax): A. Rent - 10% B. Debt service - No loans, no pending CC debt. C. Discretionary - 30% D. Net (savings) - 60% How do we do it? W