vxNsr

66 ms·

871.
by vxNsr 5y ago
There's another form you can fill out for extra income... I don't know your situation but it's likely you didn't fill out that form but someone on the other side of that transaction did.
872.
by vxNsr 5y ago
This is what I was looking for.
873.
by vxNsr 5y ago
In general unless your parents had tons of money you can just be honest with them, the person is 90 years old on a fixed ss income, the likelihood of you getting a single dollar is 0%. Just stop trying. Also great for advocacy in the hospit
874.
by vxNsr 5y ago
You’re conflating the wrong things again, if you’re worried about what others value then yes you need to make a name for yourself. But if all you want is happiness, other people’s judgment isn’t necessary
875.
by vxNsr 5y ago
You need to understand that success in the arts looks very different from success in STEM. In our field success is all about how much money you can make, there is a side focus on also feeling fulfilled, but rarely do you hear people talk ab
876.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Just curious: Has a government project involving throwing trillions of dollars at something ever worked out as intended? It’s a serious question, I’m trying to think of a time it’s easier worked and I can’t.
877.
by vxNsr 5y ago
And these low wage workers just don’t have parents?
878.
by vxNsr 5y ago
I’m assuming he was on Medicare, the gold standard insurance in the us?
879.
by vxNsr 5y ago
You’re being dismissive right now. I appreciate honest dialogue, and again, I’m vaccinated and believe overall the medical community is a net positive for society, but you are neither being genuine nor non-judgmental. You’re so far in your
880.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Just so you know hn doesn’t have any pm functionality, you also don’t have any contact info in your hn bio, which is how most ppl connect outside of hn. I will say, however, you’ve been incredibly dismissive and condescending, at times even
881.
by vxNsr 5y ago
I’ve seen arguments made that we’ve lost a significant number of ppl due to suicide, dementia, etc.
882.
by vxNsr 5y ago
> My main concern in the US is the absurd levels of incarceration over there, often for relatively trivial nonviolent offences that aren’t even crimes in many countries, and the politicisation of the judicial system. That’s such an odd
883.
by vxNsr 5y ago
> If people think there is a small chance that something is recyclable they will throw it in the recycling bin -- this is the complete wrong approach. Put everything in the trash unless you're 100% sure it's recyclable. I dis
884.
by vxNsr 5y ago
I know both TMobile and ATT frown upon this and have been known to shut down accounts that do this. Data only is for non-phone accounts in their eyes and anyone trying to circumvent that is committing some sorta fraud (in their eyes).
885.
by vxNsr 5y ago
The article spells it out rather nicely: 18% of republicans trust the news. While 43% of Democrats don’t. Most of this mistrust is coming from the right, despite what many ppl like to claim, NPR isn’t objective or impartial they’re fairly s
886.
by vxNsr 5y ago
I don’t know about the international organizations but I can tell you for the US-based “publicly funded” ones they are considered just as untrustworthy, for the same reasons as fox, CNN, NYT, etc.
887.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Until 2016 it seems it was assumed and the question wasn’t asked. It was only when the term “fake news” was coined that anyone thought to gauge people’s trust in media.
888.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Once they started using it as a political tool to say “we support this persons policies”. I’m happy that they continue to have a near perfect record of terrible winners. It makes it clear if you win the Nobel Peace Prize you’re likely not a
889.
by vxNsr 5y ago
As in pirating encouraged innovation in licensing? Fair. But it’s not really the argument that most people understand the headline to mean.
890.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Right but that would be an argument away from pirating, ie straight competition encourages innovation bec ppl don’t want to pay the egregious fees for software that they don’t fully utilize.
891.
by vxNsr 5y ago
And yet, they’ve made it much more difficult to pirate their suite now… I disagree with anyone who thinks Adobe, Microsoft, or any other software vendor made pirating easy bec it would boost long term sales. 100% of executives are focused o
892.
by vxNsr 5y ago
They just need to time it right.
893.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Putting aside the politics of it for a second, all clearence stems from the executive branch which stems from the president. Saying the president shouldn't have clearance doesn't make a lot of sense, he's the one who authoriz
894.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Isn’t the main pain point with mailing lists clean IP address management/not being labeled as SPAM by the big 3 (Google/MS/Yahoo). And isn’t like 90% of that just being big enough that you have to be taken seriously? I know t
895.
by vxNsr 5y ago
$4k/semester is a bargain in most states.
896.
by vxNsr 5y ago
This is how it was done for me. I’m not OP. But I didn’t have access to the money at all. It went directly to the school.
897.
by vxNsr 5y ago
If it comes to needing to discharge your student loan debt and you’re gonna declare bankruptcy anyway, it’s fairly easy to convert some or all (depending on the amount) of it to credit card debt. In fact I did this bec I’ve just been rollin
898.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Why not? You can do that in the US too.
899.
by vxNsr 5y ago
They actually also allow you to set up your own domain, after reading his reply and writing my own I thought I’d research it some more. They apparently released the doc for it yesterday, I just followed it and while it’s impressive that app
900.
by vxNsr 5y ago
Once I’d already signed up for 33mail I found simplelogin.io it looks great too, especially feature-wise for the price. It’s 2.5x more expensive vs 33mail (at the base plans) but you get a slicker looking UI and a lot more features. I was e

More ›