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by verulito 9y ago
We should also remember that she graduated like 15 years ago, about the same time I did. The world was VERY different back then. Her style of management reflects the generation she was created from. Unlike her peers, she was unlucky enough
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by verulito 9y ago
I recall reading on Quora that the CEO used family connections to land her initial funding from some reputable investors. They may have glossed over the due diligence. The rest just piggybacked on the reputation of the early investors. Ther
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by verulito 9y ago
I think there's a few tragedies here that people seem to be missing. 1. A man not clearly identified as a man of authority was empowered to physically remove a passenger from an airplane. I've seen 3 videos so far and while it&#x2
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by verulito 10y ago
Depression is a symptom of sleep apnea, which is essentially sleep deprivation. In fact, the disease was only uncovered because psychiatrists at Stanford were noticing that all their depression patients were complaining about their sleep.
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by verulito 10y ago
Why not get a new job then? My neighbors will murder me for saying this but Austin is wonderful. Move here!!
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by verulito 10y ago
We had two children and the cost isn't remotely an issue. However, we're a dual-income dual-engineer family who moved to Austin and bought in 2012. Our house value has doubled in price since we bought it though. It's very pos
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by verulito 10y ago
I actually worked in reliability, albeit only for one summer and on the precursors to Curiosity. I was more on the electronics side of things though. Um, AMA?
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by verulito 10y ago
Maybe I don't understand combustion well enough but why isn't there more hype about fuel cells? They seem so much more compelling, in cars or otherwise. Just seems like if Elon Musk decided to pursue fuel cell cars rather than ele
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by verulito 10y ago
The problem with "common sense" is that Americans have so little of it. Even though it's entirely legal, to most Americans a 40yo dating a 20yo may as well be illegal. And yet those were the ages of my grandparents when they
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by verulito 10y ago
I'm 36 and I have two kids, aged ~5 and ~7. I think it gets easier once they hit middle school but I can account for all my time right now. 9am-10am: wake up 10am - 6pm: work (yup, 40 hours) 6pm - 8pm: shop, cook, feed, put kids to sle
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by verulito 11y ago
I don't think I even heard the word "regret" until I was like 30. Where/when I grew up, you went to the best schools, got the best job, and settled down as quickly as possible. People who were unhappy simply didn't
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by verulito 12y ago
Mentor Graphics - C++ / EDA engineers - Boston, MA Job description: http://bitly.com/1y5bPZR Email resume: http://tny.im/1Q7 Few positions open at various levels of education. Former MIT startup mostly
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by verulito 12y ago
www.reddit.com/r/anxiety
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by verulito 12y ago
I also have no aspirations to rise the corporate ladder. Pay goes up, maybe, but so do work hours and stress. Job stability goes down. Playfulness goes down. Free time goes down. Peon programming is where it's at. If I want more more,
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Ask HN: Where can I find a HN RSS feed that points to the thread?
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by verulito 12y ago
Shelf stable mayo is disgusting. Make it at home and compare. None of these companies should be able to call their product mayo. Sure they meet the technical definition of mayo, having at least the ingredients that whafro lists, but they al
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by verulito 12y ago
I'll give him this much. Have you seen /r/rateme? People there are way too supportive. Doesn't seem to matter that every post starts with "give me the brutal truth". That or there's always survivorship bia