wayn3

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by wayn3 10y ago
never did. whats the point?
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by wayn3 10y ago
you can not waive your first amendment rights. inalienable rights can't be alienated by yourself either.
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by wayn3 10y ago
lots of places in the US where recording a conversation is legal if one party of the conversation agrees to it (in this case, the party that does the recording)
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by wayn3 10y ago
By hard truth I mean absolute truth. Facts. 2+2 = 4. If you understand all the rules that go into addition, there's no way for you to arrive at another conclusion. Another example: The earth is not flat. If you spend any amount of time
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by wayn3 10y ago
I'd rather learn C.
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by wayn3 10y ago
one side of the argument. scientists do not generally take sides in a battle to denounce "races" through flawed metrics. unless its politically motivated. "oh look we figured out that the black people have lower iqs. not sayi
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by wayn3 10y ago
takes a special kind of person to conduct such a study
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by wayn3 10y ago
You believe that the average african-american has an IQ of 90?
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by wayn3 10y ago
It is not so much "common" as it is "law". The law mandates a certain amount of holidays in addition to national holidays. Its 23 or something along those lines of mandated "days off".
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by wayn3 10y ago
Its conceptually impossible to disagree with a hard truth if you are informed about it.
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by wayn3 10y ago
job ads are wish lists. if you show up ticking all minimum requirements and preferred qualifications, they first thing they'll wonder about is whether you're not blatantly overqualified. its always expected that you "grow int
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by wayn3 10y ago
You don't structure your compensation in such a way that makes people leave. If they don't perform, you just fire them. That's the sales game. Your comp plan doesn't concern itself with punishment. You lay out quota and
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by wayn3 10y ago
You don't know C++ full stack? Who's on the outside now. You are witnessing the inception of a meme. honestly, this means to me that the recruiter doesn't know what he's talking about.
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by wayn3 10y ago
One aspect of a free market is that its up to you to decide whom to do business with. Free market applies to every market participant equally. Your privilege is the counterparties obligation. Do you believe other market participants should
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by wayn3 10y ago
yes, you can sell your shares through other channels. everyone can do that. you can take your 30 shares of random company x to your mom and sign a contract with her buying the shares. anyone can do that. stock exchanges are private business
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by wayn3 10y ago
you can't sell your assets on the exchange through a broker because you're a small chump. you can sell your assets outside the marketplace just fine. if they just allow orderbooks to get skewed more and more in one direction you j
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by wayn3 10y ago
musk may be talking a lot but he's also delivering a lot. look at all the commercial space flight companies out there crushing it. ez.
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by wayn3 10y ago
Airbnb
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by wayn3 10y ago
These people are too far down the rabbit hole to "get" it :p
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by wayn3 10y ago
You are witnessing the implosion of some kid that suddenly realises WHY all his competitors don't "just ship lol".
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by wayn3 10y ago
Nothing. Its just as much of a turd as Rails is. Using flask instead for simple apps.
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by wayn3 10y ago
When they go low, you go high. Outcompete them on quality. Pretty simple. And don't forget that you don't compete with each other. You compete with being considered irrelevant.
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by wayn3 10y ago
May sound delusional, but I'd like there to be actual jobs. Job sites are usually devoid of actual, interesting opportunities. (I'm not a person that is interested in building user interfaces) Bonus points if you don't requir
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by wayn3 10y ago
"your investment strategy only works until it doesn't work anymore" say what?
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by wayn3 10y ago
- A chrome extension - Sends fake data through chrome (a google arm) - To google analytics (a google arm) - To ruin googles data (its core business) You tell me whether that's going to work at scale.
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by wayn3 10y ago
A first course in programming needs to teach you the principles. It doesn't need to be practical or easy or simple or any other nonsense. If you don't understand pointers, you won't ever amount to much. Better to at least be
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by wayn3 10y ago
You learn by doing. If thats implied, then the medium through which baseline knowledge is delivered doesn't matter much. Pick the one that you get along with. If that's videos over books, so be it. Ideally, you would watch videos
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by wayn3 10y ago
JS is NOT a good language to start with. Its a fast way to get a job. Its an obstacle in understanding programming. Have to know what you want out of this.
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by wayn3 10y ago
> I agree that Upwork is a tough market. I've had friends who've made careers off it, though. You just have to be willing to get in and engage at the bottom before you can climb your way up to legitimate rates. Once you do that
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by wayn3 10y ago
Uusually, crime is prosecuted based on where it happened, not where the perceived victim is located. If you alter other peoples devices FROM the US, US law applies.

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