unicornmama

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by unicornmama 7y ago
What exactly is wrong here? Many cancers are now treatable - no longer a death sentence. Cancer treatment improvements have snowballed.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
The three links under the following section are broken: “Relevant articles referred to in this article”
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Maybe this made sense in 1978. But we are now in an era of zero fee trades, index funds, and microscopic management fees.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
I don’t invest in pillar 3 because the banks charge a medieval 1-2% management fee.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
What is your question exactly?
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Women carry more body fat than men. Even adjusting for body weight, the top men are stronger than top women. https://www.castironstrength.com/elite-strength-sports-ipf-a... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by unicornmama 7y ago
That title is so provincial. Rewrite as “We found an increase in the slope of comprehension impediments in publications within the field of systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observatio
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Blizzard clawed back winnings (earnings) and fired the commentators. This is not a measured response to alleged misbehavior. This is the response of a bully, a lunatic, or both.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Thanks. This is good info.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
The technology age isn’t the issue. The issue is how many projects have successfully deployed large scale reliable systems built with Lambda.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
I will argue the opposite. Startups take on enough risks as it is. Unless your startup requires or is about a novel architecture. Why add more risks with non battle hardened technology. Software professionals often sees benefits without un
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by unicornmama 7y ago
What is the point of this article other than to make the internet more dumb? Say Bill Gates moves into a town of 10,000 people. Congrats! The average wealth of that town per person is now over 10 million. Everyone is a multi millionaire.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Would be helpful to have salary by location break down charts.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
IIRC for those that make senior, five years to senior is about average at Google.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
This reminds me of the joke: How do you make a small fortune? Start with a large fortune.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Who cares.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
After a brief visit and further readings, I’ve learned to admire Singapore’s 1st world transformation. I’m a absolutely in awe that a government body can produce such a high quality article.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Former Googler here. Google views picking new engineers like picking quality construction metals. In the end, the machine melts you down and hammers you into a pristine cog.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
No, it’s idiotic. Companies in in aggregate enjoy earnings growth. Ergo why what you buy today is worth more tomorrow.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Big advertisers dictate what content is allowed on YouTube. Corporations like Disney and Coca Cola get to decide what we can watch.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
There are dozens of us.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
For the last month I have tracked my productivity with a spreadsheet. I punch out between breaks, lunch, Reddit, etc. On a typical day I average 2-3 hours. Hitting 4-5 hours or more I feel burnt out.
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by unicornmama 7y ago
Golang supports exactly this use case.
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by unicornmama 8y ago
I think it’s a symptom of double digit growth. China does not have enough experienced and qualified managers and executives. So this stupid shit like this flies.
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by unicornmama 8y ago
Somehow I think the Chinese people are better off with access to Google than without. It’s not like Google is actively developing next gen censorship and oppression technology by applying a url blacklist.
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by unicornmama 8y ago
Amazon can copycat products not sold on its platform. No barrier to entry businesses all share the same competitive vulnerability.