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by tnel77 3y ago
Related: It drives me bananas when a mega-corp makes a small R&D team and the job req says “we are a small startup in a big company.” The benefits, bureaucracy, speed of innovation, and equity all fit the usual mega corporate shoes, so
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There are other parts of the country that have beaches. To each their own of course, but the salary to rent ratio seems better to me in many other places. I own a home so rent increases aren’t an issue I deal with directly, but I see your p
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California is such a beautiful place to visit, but I’m curious why anyone chooses to stay when there are so many other great cities you can move to for a fraction of the cost. I understand that moving is expensive and difficult, but you’d t
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by tnel77 3y ago
This is definitely the thought provoking commentary I look for on Hacker News. Either make an intelligent argument or hush.
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How beautiful and terrifying. Thank you for sharing your story.
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This seems like business as usual. Am I missing something here?
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I can promise that it won’t go 100x, but 5-10x is still possible and would be outstanding.
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I love your positive attitude.
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My understanding regarding winding down those gifted classes was that it had little to do with them not working and everything to do with them being full of children that are statistically more advantaged than their peers. Aka full of white
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We need a “!RemindMe 10 years” feature like they have on Reddit.
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It’s never too late :]!
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That’s fair and I appreciate your response! While I’ve seen things that hint that Bitcoin might be starting to gain traction in high inflation nations commonly located in Africa and South America, we are a long ways out from seeing a Kroger
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I’m sure this is going to make you laugh and/or annoyed, but what about Bitcoin is exactly “wrong?” Curious if after all these years you’ve found the words.
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I guess I’m not sure what it is you’re trying to propose instead. “IQ tests are ineffective.” Okay. How do you propose we determine what children are smarter (because there will always be those who are more advanced than their peers) and ge
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My theory: in the United States, speaking multiple languages can be a sign of coming from a more financially sound household. I wouldn’t expect a second language to be any better for the brain than studying math or learning to play an instr
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by tnel77 4y ago
Not a single life was saved from the vaccines, even though deaths from COVID were almost exclusively amongst the unvaccinated once a majority of the population received their shots? That’s an interesting take.
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If true, that’s genuinely sad. But it raises the philosophical question: what’s one life compared millions saved? That’s easy to say when you aren’t the one with (alleged) vaccine induced ALS.
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The same people who cried about this are usually the ones who tell you to “learn to code,” “just move,” and to “pull yourself up by your bootstraps.” I have a hard time having sympathy for people who are misinformed and make sad choices as
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by tnel77 4y ago
I wasn’t aware that there were forced vaccinations. Where was this?
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I won’t say enough to identify myself, but the company I work for is working hand-in-hand with researchers as a part of this funding. I can’t speak for the entire sum of money, but some of it is definitely being put to good use and is makin
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by tnel77 4y ago
Yes, but I think most people care about availability of data over true ownership of data. If I’m running a business and my internet goes out, there’s a huge selling point to a local DB that allows my operations to keep chugging along until
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by tnel77 4y ago
I personally love CarPlay. A requirement for my next vehicle is wireless CarPlay, and I will not even begin to consider it if it does not have that. Some people want ventilated seats or a V8. I want CarPlay. I think this is a very silly mov
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by tnel77 4y ago
Yes, but… no? If you want to give the appearance of strength, I wouldn’t suggest losing to a country 1/28 your size.
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Nuclear is obviously an amazing source of energy, but the stigma is insane. In high school, my Chem II class had an assignment where pairs of kids had to present on why nuclear was good or bad. Of 16 or so kids, only my friend and I present
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by tnel77 4y ago
That’s fair. While there’s obviously a limited number of positions, how hard is it to get a remote job with an American company? My American company currently employs one guy from Europe, but I’m not sure how common that actually is.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I don’t mean to be rude, how could you have possibly spent that much on your education?
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I saw a quote (I think from HackerNews) talking about how during good times, there’s lots of startups getting money. In tough times, there’s lots of money going to a handful of good startups. Just work hard to find yourself a promising star
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COVID obviously wasn’t great, but I got to watch my first born child take their first steps since we were all home during lockdown. I’m oddly greatful for the pandemic at this point.
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I get trying to upsell you, but why would you turn down a sale? Make the suggestion and then let the customer purchase whatever they want. A sale is a sale, no?
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by tnel77 4y ago
Under our current economic system, it is. We can change that though!

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