waterlesscloud

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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
No, I do not respect the rhetorical tactic attempting to paint my opinion with the the pejorative "violently." It's a cheap dishonest trick, and I will treat it as it deserves to be treated. There's nothing pointless or
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Which part was so rude you felt it necessary to make this comment?
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
This chart for housing prices in San Jose fell off more than "a little bit." http://www.zillow.com/san-jose-ca/home-values/
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
California law assumes the rent was paid on the date of the postmark on the envelope, though she may need to send it be certified mail to prove that.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
"If people studied code with as much interest as they study the Kardashians, perhaps more could move up the ladder." It's really hard to see why people hate techies in SF isn't it?
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
If you have data on your side, let's see it.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
I'm in the same boat. I Want To Believe. But I haven't seen a convincing example yet.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Cool. So you'll have no problem proving me wrong. Do so.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
I see you know absolutely nothing about the history of San Francisco.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Your premise is simply not true. Study actual history.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Most of his solutions are just basic income in disguise. Not that that makes them wrong.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Strangely enough, San Francisco was thriving 100 years before the computer chip even existed. Don't overestimate your importance. The world will move on without you.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Older generations are quite familiar with being labeled as a group. Signed, Boomers and Gen Xers.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Well, with different makeup and lighting at least. Here's a photo without makeup. http://cdn.skim.gs/images/uhphenfa2qzmh51irily/stars-without...
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
They use all the data they collect from the real world to run endless simulations. There was something about this in the January 2016 status report from Google. "All together, we drive more than 3 million miles in simulation every day
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
But I do not want it hidden, I do not want to have to click through to it. I want to see it, as my selected preference indicates.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Personally I don't like this idea. If I've chosen to turn on "showdead", why hide dead comments from me? I've explicitly indicated I'd like to see them.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Perhaps, but the fact that he's still currently part of Google leadership is far more relevant.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Houses in downtown Atlanta haven't been $40,000 for decades.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Which specific skills and talents are in shortage?
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
This whole story is about a tech company pouring billions into building infrastructure.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
At least in L.A. it's already illegal to shoot in a rental property (such as a traditionally rented apartment) without the property owner's permission. Still happens multiple times every day. It's more a result of much smalle
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
To be fair, the porn industry in Los Angeles has always used rental homes for sets.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Perhaps offer them more than the outdated model of a fraction of a percent of equity. And of course be a company with a convincing path to success, which is as a rare an entity as those 10x salespeople.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
So then there is no shortage of good developers.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
I'm not worried. I've been happily and productively employed with successful companies for decades. :-)
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Cool. That in no way contradicts my point that companies are missing out on people like me who don't use that path. That would be my point.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
Whiteboard away then! Tho seriously, here's the question I'd ask of you... Is that working out for you? It sounds like it's not, since you're still looking. Maybe it's time to step back and reevaluate your process.
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
I've been a professional developer for 20+ years. Not once have I gotten a job from the submit-a-resume-and-interview path. Not once. It's always been a personal connection. At the risk of bragging, I'm very good at this st
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by waterlesscloud 11y ago
This is the sort of discussion I have zero interest in taking part in personally. Facts on the ground are already overtaking misinformed opinions, so why bother arguing?

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