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by tnel77 5y ago
I’ve talked to my non-engineering family about how I switch jobs and they have a hard time understanding since it’s just so different than their experience with the job market. “Don’t you need to stay put so you have more seniority?” The co
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by tnel77 5y ago
I am very pro-union, but I feel like a part of situation you are describing is because we needs businesses. We don’t necessarily need unions. Without unions, businesses would still be here. Without businesses, where would the unions be? Edi
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by tnel77 5y ago
Sounds like it’s better to be invested compared to sitting on cash. Which is the norm, correct?
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by tnel77 5y ago
I know this is anecdotal, but I ran a Carvana offer today just to see what they’d give me for my one year old Subaru Forester. Their offer is $2,000 higher than my payoff quote from the bank. I haven’t tried shopping around to see how that
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by tnel77 5y ago
What book are you referring to?
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by tnel77 5y ago
It’s more fun to complain about the USA and the military than to realize this fact.
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by tnel77 5y ago
Exactly. In the office, I spent an enormous amount of time on scrolling Reddit and playing games on my phone. At home, I might do the dishes, fold some laundry, take a quick walk, or get some exercise in my small home “gym.” I’m just so muc
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by tnel77 5y ago
Make money and take profits while you can?
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by tnel77 5y ago
Viruses and diseases tend to have a way of spreading and causing harm that voluntary sports don’t seem to have. Two willing participants crashing into each other and needing hospitalization is not nearly the same as one selfish person cough
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by tnel77 5y ago
I don’t think it’s patronizing. You are asking someone what their concerns are with your opinion. They could answer “nothing” and that would be an acceptable answer to the question.
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by tnel77 5y ago
Genuine question: what’s the alternative? Perhaps a web app based solution?
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I don’t think you need ultra wealth to be free of most inconvenience.
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Cops are bad, so you are wrong.
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by tnel77 5y ago
I was trying to agree with a comment I saw, but it appears I replied to the wrong comment.
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by tnel77 5y ago
>Getting a cancer diagnosis is a "huge deal" because getting cancer is one of the worst experiences a human can go through. I’ve never been given a cancer diagnosis, but I’d imagine it’s much, much worse to be told you have sta
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by tnel77 5y ago
For every genuinely smart person on HN, there’s a handful of Google warriors who hardly know what they are talking about. I guess that’s not unique to HN, but it can be aggravating just how many commenters can be so “know-it-all” with their
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by tnel77 5y ago
How much of it is an issue of policy versus being what the market wants? I don’t have a source for this, but my personal experience has shown that people buying houses prefer larger homes. Not to say everyone is looking for a 4,000 sqft hou
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by tnel77 5y ago
I’m hoping ETH and BTC are mostly sideways over the next year or so. I’d like to continue buying while it’s (relatively) cheap.
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by tnel77 6y ago
I’m currently working through Leetcode now. I’m really taking the time to understand the various solutions with the goal of bettering myself as a software engineer. It’s honestly just fun working on the problems. Anyways, did you get the FB
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by tnel77 6y ago
I’m not sure how you confirm this, but I don’t see how it’s not true. Do you (or other people on this thread) genuinely believe that the best software engineers aren’t demanding the best salaries? Who doesn’t want to make more money given t
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by tnel77 6y ago
I have a theory that is related, but a little bigger in a sense. Essentially, I think people desperately cling to what they know. You can lose your job, your spouse, and your hair, but you know what you know. You (hopefully) will always hav
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by tnel77 6y ago
Feels good to talk down to people. Good on you for showing this person that degrees are stupid and science is a sham.
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by tnel77 6y ago
When it says “top leaderboard,” over what timeframe is this calculated? Does the list update based on comments from the last 24 hours, for example?
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by tnel77 6y ago
This isn’t entirely true. In Colorado, we vote on all tax increases. In the short time I have been here Coloradoans have voted to increase taxes on themselves quite a few times for roads and schools. If you make a good argument, even conser
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by tnel77 6y ago
At a previous company, management pushed for all the Scrum Masters to be level 1 engineers. It felt like I knew nothing and was then being asked to lead my team of 6. While it was intimidating, it was a wonderful opportunity to learn and gr
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by tnel77 6y ago
Copy and pasting the first blacked out section results in: XXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXX XX a Soviet upper-stage space vehicle.
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by tnel77 6y ago
What events did you swim?
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by tnel77 6y ago
While I get what you’re saying and agree with you overall, it’s still not worth it to me. I’ll never forget when I went to see Deadpool. During the open credits (which has smart ass titles for the people like “An Evil British Bad Guy”), the
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by tnel77 6y ago
How do you begin to learn all of those tools? The coding itself doesn’t scare me, but the configuration of all those tools is something that makes me feel like I have barely learned anything since college.
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by tnel77 6y ago
You say “to get a good interest rate, you need 75% LTV.” Not true. I have a 30 year 3.25% fixed and that was at 95% LTV. Rates are damn good right now.

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