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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
I have like 20K in a 401K when I worked at Microsoft a long time ago. This is around the 2008 fiasco. I just converted everything to cash. I didn't do a rollover when I changed employers (I think there is some time limit which I have l
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
I think education is an important factor. I'm nearing 40, make a lot of money, but have no idea how to optimize my 401k. When I ask co-workers, they are more ignorant than me. I changed companies a few times and have tranches of cash i
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
I'd like to second that. I skimmed through this yesterday and about to board a long flight. Frantically caching :-p
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
I have had the same issue in the past in the Bay area. I finally got a clipper card a few weeks ago (I live in MV typically walk to work). Yesterday, I was in front of a VTA in San Jose trying to get back to MV. The people around were a bit
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
What? I can't take 10K from my parents/friends and give them equity?
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
Didn't Java go big around 95? When do the main patents expire? Or is the issue copyright around the language/APIs?
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
The companies are ultra-wealthy because they are producing high value for society.
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
That matches my experience in Canada too. Large hospital .. waited 4-6 hours in the ER (got triaged by a nurse the instant I entered). On the positive, they had a Tim Hortons in there. GPs/specialists in the US see me instantly. In Can
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by throwawaybbqed 9y ago
Seems really cool. I wish they had systems openings.
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Opportunities for Bay area Canadian wanting to move back?
9 points by throwawaybbqed 9y ago|2 comments