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by uf00lme 4y ago
Pretty sure the maximum cash allowed in the account is 250k
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Easily solved via immigration and automation. Won’t be decades before they start to open up, robot technology funding going to go up dramatically before then
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by uf00lme 4y ago
> All the costs to the world of aCropalypse could've been averted. Some of those costs might eventually come back to the company. This is the bigger problem, there will be very little real cost to the company or engineers involved.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
From my understanding most exchanges put in artificial limits now to ensure anyone with mega bucks for infrastructure are equal
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by uf00lme 4y ago
This is my goto music for helping getting calm and to sleep after bed time stories.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I’ve been thinking about this recently, and I don’t think it is unfair or bad. Having more money and wealth in smaller towns will in the long term benefit the town, no? If anything in the long term it will be terrible for expensive cities,
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I agree with you that most of the general HR arguments don’t hold water and are philosophical at best. All they try to do is hide the fact that you are not paid the way you are because of your talent or efforts. In most EU/commonwealth
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Depends on what you are working on, but don’t dismiss buying a cheap chromebook with a decent screen and using a cloud instance. A lot of IDE plugins make it an even better experience. Just make sure you are near the data centre and it’ll b
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Actually, he can reach his goal more easily if the people he wins against are closer to his score, so it helps if a few start perform better. I wonder if it is a valid strategy if he drops out of World Championship title contests to allow o
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by uf00lme 4y ago
No signs it can jump from human to human, so nothing to see here… I get the feeling we’re going to see headlines like this for the rest of our lives, ffs.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
But who doesn't love a trip out to Oz to 'meet the team'! Same thing with lots of US companies in Ireland (whilst mostly for tax reasons initially, Ireland now is stacked with talent) - trip to Ireland to 'meet the team&
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I raise you an Australia. Smaller market and different time zone but cheaper and in my experience they make some exceptional workers/engineers.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I don’t understand this logic. I don’t see how an ‘if’ Ukraine joined nato and a ‘maybe’ it might give NATO an advantage over Russia is better then war now. I don’t see how something that is a known horror for all involved, is better than s
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Number one complaint from seafarers is lack of good internet. Ship owners are always looking for cheap ways to keep this crew happy and loyal, they will be lining up to get this installed. If the pricing is that low for commercial customers
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Why not just change companies and interview any prospective boss similar to how they interview you. It can be hard to find a good fit, but its something only you can do. I’d say once you have a good manager or executive it pays dividends n
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Woolly mammoth habitats don’t exist anymore nor do their social structure. We might be able to guess at their habitats but we know very little about how they lived. I would think it’s cruel to try and bring another mammoth back to what ever
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Yes, I will pay extra if it’s an option to fly with their planes.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I’m not sure all the attention on caffeine vs caffeine free is deserved, I suspect that a ton of other chemicals are involved. It took me months to get over drinking diet sodas with a ton of withdrawal symptoms along the way, but it was wor
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Definitely looks and sounds like a 60/70s ABC (Australian Broadcasting corporation) science segment. Wonder if they still have something similar
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I don’t think that training leaves your system, as much as you sometimes might want it to.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Vim ships with a tutorial, https://github.com/vim/vim/blob/master/runtime/doc/vimtutor.... ‘Vimtutor’ on *nix or in windows land it should be a bat file somewhere in install directory.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Of course a bootcamp does not guarantee anything and I’m sure the bulk running are probably trash. But I’ve met a few good engineers that originally were in other industry (HR, law, teaching, fishing) and they actually learnt the bulk of t
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Poor pay, shift work, bad working conditions and multiple chances of catching all kinds of diseases. Most nurses I know have above average intelligence with an excellent work ethic. Just one bootcamp away from a much better life. So much s
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Like everything in finance, simply talking or threatening something is enough to make it real. The actual pill or action is rarely ever wanted or needed, it’s like the meta verse of bluffing.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Netflix have a category called “30-minute laughs”, which might have something for you. Space force wasn’t bad, but that’s about all I’ve found so far.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Young bodies can do anything. Wait to you are middle aged, then it starts to feel like even a small win has downsides.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Everything.
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by uf00lme 4y ago
Stock index?
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by uf00lme 4y ago
How long to we now see Disneyland+ in Meta coming soon…
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by uf00lme 4y ago
I don’t know the Us system at all but it sounds like what they are doing are rewarding public service workers (eg teachers?) or charity workers which likely don’t get paid well by cancelling their debt after a set time period of otherwise g

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