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6mo ago
Aurelian | Multiple roles | Seattle, WA | Full time | https://www.aurelian.com/ Aurelian is automating non-emergency calls for dispatch centers around the US! We free up dispatcher time so they can focus on emergencies, and
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/5NQWH
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https://archive.ph/eqRpg
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6y ago
I mean, fair if you are already a millionaire, but otherwise it seems good to at least be aware of how powerful saving $20 a day in the long run can be before making this choice
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7y ago
Thanks, fixed
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7y ago
I wonder if this becomes a cycle - otherwise I'm not sure how it explains the problems at Boeing. I assume there was a point where the FAA was reasonably thorough (although if anyone knows the contrary to be true correct me), but then
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7y ago
>"Unlike American plants, which matured in an environment where constant oversight made shortcuts risky, the Indian industry evolved in a culture in which outwitting inefficient bureaucracies was an essential skill." There is a
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7y ago
They could be going off of per capita income rather than household income - US per capita income is closer to $32k a year[0], so 60k a year would put you quite high on that distribution. 0. https://www.census.gov/quickfacts&
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Ask HN: Best questions to ask founder of startup before joining?
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This hasn't been my experience at all. I've been interviewing for internships back in the US while studying abroad this winter/spring, and basically everything has been done over hangouts (since I don't have internationa
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It will be fascinating to watch the modernization of North Korea if we end up heading in that direction. I'm particularity interested to see if it is possible for a leader/party with a brutal a reputation as that of Kim Jong Un to
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8y ago
As a 20 something reading articles like these it is incredible to even imagine having enough trust in institutions to basically turn over my future. I wouldn't trust anyone but myself to control my savings and retirement. This is obvio
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9y ago
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/trevor Awesome setup process - wasn't expecting it to be that simple!
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9y ago
How is this any less scary? If a company can just _mistakenly_ cut off my email without warning, and I can't fight through the customer service abyss to get it back, shouldn't I be concerned?
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9y ago
"Parents are pushing kids to volunteer and sign up for extracurricular activities instead of working, to impress college admission counselors." I think this is one of the reasons I see most often (I graduated from high school 2 ye
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I totally understand the need for sources in informed discussions, but I also feel like these topics have been so well documented that they have reached a point where asking someone for a source every time they throw out the fact that compa
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10y ago
The biggest reason I can think of is safety. With a good credit card you are not liable for any fraudulent charges, which definitely isn't the case for debit cards. https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/credit-cards/
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10y ago
When clicks drive profit headlines and stories take a noticeable dive in my opinion.
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10y ago
This is an awesome project, and the type of thing I hope we continue to see more of from high profile media outlets throughout the United States. Using data visualization to break down the issues that divide is an a very concrete way, and h
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10y ago
So much of the history of T.V. shows has been dictated by the cable bundle, which force you to pay a network whether you are interested in it or not. And while I think that ultimately this content bubble will pop (or at least fizz out), in
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10y ago
I mean from Google's perspective this sorta makes sense. It's a lot safer to turn literally any tracking/storage off than to get people accusing you of violating your user agreement.