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by vfulco 9y ago
It has for friends of mine in SH to the point they had to switch to other companies until EV engineers caught up with new restrictions.
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by vfulco 9y ago
wow, you really nailed it in a nutshell.
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by vfulco 9y ago
So does this mean certain countries (non EU) are shut out of EU completely? Thinking of some Asian titans that share everything with their governments.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Skynet wouldn't accept an asymmetric war. How many times did the HRC bots retweet her messages?
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by vfulco 9y ago
In SH 2+ years, agree 110%. Complete absence of domestic discussion. Well versed on foreign politics based pretty much on what is fed to them by their media hook, line, and sinker.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Go to some social/private/kids event at school for half a day and dress up in a suit. Wear it back to the office. Perceptive people/managers will start to worry. Works every time.
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Ask HN: Is RSS making a real resurgence?
34 points by vfulco 9y ago|22 comments
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by vfulco 9y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if a few have dabbled in cryptocurrencies in arms length relationship with investment partners while governments blame the technology for lawlessness. That's often how these things work.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Charlatan extraordinaire
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by vfulco 9y ago
My ex-mother-in-law faced this exact problem. Really oppressive working conditions in a department of New York State government. When she was falsely brought up on shoddy work quality, which was really her bosses' inadequacies, the u
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by vfulco 9y ago
The difference with China is as a Communist state, they can make the debt disappear into some bad bank in an instant. One year debt becomes thirty year debt to be worked out long after the officials are gone. There is no downside to them
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by vfulco 9y ago
And that's why I will never have these devices in my house. People have lost their minds.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Great perspective. And I would add everyone I know; arms length relationships and not involved with their businesses at all, make strong efforts to get as much money out as possible. The saying essentially goes, "every few decades, so
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by vfulco 9y ago
That's what it has "felt" like in some quarters the last 2 years.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Running a relatively new global professional services company in Shanghai for 2 years, I really appreciate the perspective. Growth "feels" weak but not too and slightly stronger than 6 months ago. I can only speak to things I hea
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by vfulco 9y ago
Yes excellent point. So many DIY writers use fancy graphics while the prospective employer runs the document through a parser/database store and all the hours of design and tweaking get lost. At least in most of the US, Canada, EU, p
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by vfulco 9y ago
From the cheap seats (as I am a liberal arts major) and currently an entrepreneur trying to launch some microservices for my resume editing and other professional services business using R-project and the plumbing api creator package. What
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by vfulco 9y ago
Just keeps getting better and better for Apple!
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by vfulco 9y ago
As a professional resume editor, I am still forced to rely on MS Word since headhunters and often internal HR require it. If you use a more "sophisticated" toolset like Latex and have the liberty, try to send your resume in pdf si
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by vfulco 9y ago
Join a community or corporate Toastmasters. The combination of prepared speech making, impromptu speaking challenges offered in every meeting called "Table Topics", and leadership skills development will be a cheap and efficient
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by vfulco 9y ago
What is often lost in discussions is that if the individuals are conservative in thought, they more than likely feel a deep obligation to return home to take care of aging parents. Doesn't speak poorly about the US system per se.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Intolerant is a hell of a lot better than being jailed or disappearing for saying what you believe to be true.
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by vfulco 9y ago
finally some quid pro quo
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by vfulco 9y ago
The stupidity of the statement is beyond question. "Give us access to all and trust us to leave the 'innocents' alone. Umm, see J. Edgar Hoover's history for the damage an unrestrained senior official can do behind the
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by vfulco 9y ago
Yea this is the usual sad song after the big money has been made and the sheeple fleeced. Rinse and repeat. Look at boom/busts of the past. The powers that be know exactly what they are doing. "A fraud" until you find out
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by vfulco 9y ago
The really sad part is you have to preface your comments with this "Before you downvote/call me a Nazi, I'm a mixed race woman in tech." Somehow this gives you legitimacy in the eyes of others, not the power and logic o
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by vfulco 9y ago
The topic matter was above the IQ of the vast majority of the protesters so we got a mob rule, peasant like response.
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by vfulco 9y ago
Kudos for such a well balanced piece. At the end of the day, it should be who can get the job done, that is all. And that is how companies will stay robust.
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by vfulco 9y ago
China to block SD-WAN and VPN traffic starting January 11
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by vfulco 9y ago
And somehow it will go on. Imagine that.

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