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by wasdfff 7y ago
A lot of business and accounting is excel hell
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Your internet goes down, you can’t watch netflix. Boo hoo. Your brokerage goes down, you can’t exit your positions, and, well, just look at the hundreds of thousands of dollars lost on reddit today. People were using their student loan mone
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Sprinkled in there are people who blew threw their student loans and margin gambling on options
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Make one yourself one with a box fan by taping a cheap hepa filter from home depot taped to the back. It will outperform everything in this market, only it will look a little ugly.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Performance is still remarkably better on the desktop app and will be for the forseeable future. I used to run the software over a decade ago on a modest dual core computer with 4gb of RAM without struggle; try doing that with a modern bro
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by wasdfff 7y ago
That seems harder to set up than a surge protector!
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by wasdfff 7y ago
I have a little trouble understanding the mentality of surveilling the porch. If someone steals your package and you get it on tape, then what? The police aren’t going to do anything. Whoever sent you the package will refund you. It seems l
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Service sector does not want you working 40 hours a week for benefits purposes.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
I sometimes hardly ever have room to pull out my phone during rush hour on the train. Packed like sardines. And they say everyone drives in LA...
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Can you no longer just not activate windows 10 and live with a lack of desktop backgrounds?
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Most of bioinformatics is pattern matching text files and performing statistics. You don’t need to know anything about biology beyond a rough hs level to contribute to the tooling, even just polishing existing workflows. Most tools are not
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Plus if someone did download something malicious, they will still click yes to all permissions
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Or it could operate like every other speaker produced in the history of earth that doesn't receive over the air updates: just fine.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Those classes at my uni you could get an a by signing your name. They were historically diluted to make them easy for people with difficult majors, and in the process lost most of their teaching value.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
From my friends who recently graduated and took these jobs in nyc, this wasnt so suprising. They expected to work 10-12 hour days. The familial stuff sucks if you were planning on shacking up at 23, but most people just work their day then
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Find a company that values your brain and input, rather than your typing speed. This should be obvious from who you are interacting with during your interview. Is it some faceless member of HR or the guy with the button?
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Sure, you could have a dusty useless ranch that produces nothing until you pound the dirt and black gold floweth, or win the lottery, but these are the most likely options today.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Seriously. Good luck arguing for 400k total comp in Kansas or wherever when there are local engineers perhaps even senior to you who’ve been happily working for upper 5 figures all their career.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Once you get some wealth you probably shouldn't be running your own investments. You will probably have someone taking care of your portfolio and giving you the bullet points every now and then.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
My old uni sold the rights to operate their garages for the next 50 years to campus park to build a couple dorms. Prices basically doubled across all tiers when the garages were privatized
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by wasdfff 7y ago
You can easily work part time even with a full course load, and ramp up to full time or more during summers. It’s what I did.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
$2400 is a lower tuition than a catholic elementary school... If you are in state and get a scholarship, you can go for cheap or nearly free though. Work part time and you can cover Your rent and food
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by wasdfff 7y ago
No surprise. The author is a middle aged conservative economist. These people are more concerned with the next 30 years of gains than climate change, as they won’t be around holding the bag when crops start to fail.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
And here we are at the highest levels of inequality since the 1920s. For the last 100 years, efficiency has meant squeezing every spare penny of disposable income from the working class. These people don’t benefit from market gains.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
I don’t think thats a huge worry. Science is pretty much like that now—no one is a walking encyclopedia. Studying all of known physics top to bottom would probably take you a few lifetimes.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
What they should have done is license the tech while developing their product. This little move probably left them billions on the table just by preferring to sit on the tech.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
If business was only about taxes, all of silicon valley would relocate to Cleveland yesterday.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Selling and moving to a fancier place nearby is what many people do. You free up that equity and suddenly you can afford a sizable down payment on a nicer place that you couldn’t otherwise had you been renting the whole time.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
Most of the big football programs make the universities money hand over fist, and keep alumni engaged.
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by wasdfff 7y ago
A lot of people get by just staging and pushing/pulling commits, myself included. That’s 3 commands, 4 if you count git status. You do not need to dig deep to get a lot of use out of git as a basic remote sync.

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