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whatsstolat
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whatsstolat
8y ago
Interesting. First disrupting hotels with holiday rentals (airbnb) which is now disrupted again by a hotel.
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8y ago
That is interesting definition o making it big. I believe you need to be somewhat on the business side of things to make it big that way. There is a surplus of programmers who can write to spec but how many can spot the thing to build that
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8y ago
You don't need that much money for the kids themselves but I find spending quite a bit on conveniences to compensate for being short on time. Cleaners, gardener, dry cleaners, extended childcare facilities etc.
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8y ago
I find after a day of just doing coding in an open office environment, I can barely speak to anyone because its so draining.
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8y ago
Not the OP, but the coding I find additive is not the coding I get paid for. E.g. playing around with a new language or framework because its fun.
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8y ago
99% maintaining. I think part of the reason is I want to be paid well and so that naturally filters out greenfield stuff. The well paying greenfield requires greenfield experience in whatever hyperspecific stack they are using.
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8y ago
Now we need to make quinoa that tastes like the real thing, using beef.
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8y ago
I just used this method in my house with great success! Turns out i have zero stairs.
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8y ago
Looks like a simpler time. You just say what you did. No need to BS it up to sound like you are gods gift to programming. And once you get the job probably no logging every second of your time.
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8y ago
The universe seems to run on a maths based OS so I'd think so.
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8y ago
Buy the book!
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8y ago
Back up your DNA. Will for on a USB drive and you could store it in multiple zones. Or outsource the DNA production and birth delivery for no cost by adopting.
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8y ago
I got 100%. My BS meter is quantum!
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8y ago
Thanks I couldn't open the FAQs page for some reason it took me to the home page.
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8y ago
Fellow Sydney person! I can't see a pricing page.
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8y ago
Works in Sydney. Ty will try it for real soon
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8y ago
Nothing. This weekend is for recreation and recharge. Future weekends may be different
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8y ago
Surfing (I'm a beginner) seems to recharge my soul.
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8y ago
Good question. Maybe they buried their heads in the sand until they went broke and had to fire everyone. Rather than make a tough decision earlier. Another theory if they cut staff they'd have to cut clients and therefore revenue would
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8y ago
Sounds like a SaaS someone can create as an add on.
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8y ago
Looks like a side profile, with glasses
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8y ago
Its a single digital meter. For a few weeks we had the old style meter. It span backwards on a sunny day. So for that time period it was same rate in and out.
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8y ago
Where I live its about 25c (of Australian Dollar) for 1kwh but you only get 7c back. So a real battery would be much preferable.
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8y ago
I resorted to outline.com for this one. Something I usually reserve for autoplay video sites and paywalls.
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8y ago
This comes across as reductive. There is truth here but some sensitivity wouldn't go amiss.
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8y ago
Hashtagging dozens of cities though? These look like spam ads for the pimps.
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8y ago
This is were a throwaway account would be appropriate
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8y ago
Like the Roundup pun
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8y ago
There seems to be a lot of "city" spam. See https://mstdn.io/tags/sydney for example. Its about 80% escort ads.
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8y ago
Yeah but most people need to earn a $, and most places offering a $ or two are open plan.
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