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by typest 7y ago
What would you say is top of the market then? Google seems to pay pretty highly.
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by typest 7y ago
This sounds fantastically interesting, and I could see it being successful. Basically — go live in a (literally) college like setting, but you have a source of income. I would do it. Hit me up if you want to chat about this idea.
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The Government We Deserve(manyfoxgiven.com)
1 points by typest 7y ago|0 comments
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by typest 7y ago
You read through all the advice in these blogs [1][2]. Seriously. If you are invested in low cost index funds, most assume you can safely withdraw 4% a year and not deplete your principal. If you're retiring at 35, you might want a gre
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by typest 7y ago
There is not necessarily a catch. Pay is not based on cost of living -- it's set by market rates, and the market rate for software engineers in these areas who can do the jobs required at these companies is high. All these companies op
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Book Review: Radical Markets(manyfoxgiven.com)
7 points by typest 7y ago|1 comments
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by typest 7y ago
Can you explain this a little more? I’ve always wondered about this question.
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by typest 7y ago
It’s weirdly circular, but it’s also correct. This is how many things with network effects work. Something is useful because others use it, which makes it more useful, which makes more people use it... In this case, you could also look up “
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by typest 7y ago
I have literally stuffed my duffel bag into the measuring box to prove that it fit. Clothes compress.
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Ask HN: What is your CS tutor salary?
5 points by typest 7y ago|3 comments