winphone1974

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by winphone1974 3y ago
That doesn't make sense. If the drivers were operating at a loss they were subsidizing Uber, not the other way around.
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by winphone1974 3y ago
Except Amazon has the the diaper production locked up, and we're back where Amazon temporarily sells them for 2 bucks while you try and get your diaper factory off the ground.
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by winphone1974 3y ago
Losing appreciation on your primary residence, that was built specifically for housing supply and not as an investment is a pretty funny complaint!
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Don't know if Sam has young kids, aged parents or dependents who require extra help but if you do #1 will consume pretty much 100% of your life, if you're not independently wealthy. Good luck with anything else from this list.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This is awesome! Your attitude and values are only recently "out of date"; previous to the current generation of zero percent financed lifestyles many people achieved success through slow growth savings. I think it's great th
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Good point, I've realized the same. My electricity bill increases a higher percentage in winter than my gas bill. Our house has two furnaces and they use a lot of electricity
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I think this is more likely to indicate how few North Koreans have mobile phones than how many iPhones are in use
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I don't understand how this can be a valid comparison, unless you bought games planning to never play them, just check them off against your list? That seems like a very minor use case. This would be like people saying they "colle
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by winphone1974 4y ago
If you want to promote adoption of something like NFTs it's up to you to present the compelling use cases, not get mad at the detractors. The reaction to the reaction here is even more predictable.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
It's essentially the telephone of many, with the reliability of... A telephone built to the standards of your typical web application. You can't trust it for things like audio, file sharing or alerts which is pretty problematic
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This is a really good thing, right?
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Man, total amateur hour. A layoff post without talking about how it's the hardest thing the CEO has ever done, or saying the responsibility lies with me? No mention of how deep he cares about those departing? And delivered on a Monday?
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by winphone1974 4y ago
If they had stated this exactly as you did it would have been a lot more honest and forthright
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Costco tend to be located in areas not conducive for someone to go grab fat food though. It's not really worth the time and effort if you need to drive and take an hour to get a cheap hotdog
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I think there are a lot of companies that would do this but for the liability.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This is a good approach in general, having a spending account where you pay anything directly, email transfers, cash withdrawals, etc., And then a true savings account for things like salary direct deposit. The Firewall between them is you
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Liquidity to support your 10k transaction seems unlikely. More likely fraud and CYA by the banks
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Transfer and using them as collateral are typically prohibited explicitly in the agreement, so I'd be surprised if this could happen
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I wish. It's the rational people back again, this time leaning heavily on agile to sell to the c-suite. Everything good here is common sense or stolen from elsewhere; everything else is at best absolutely terriblev and at it's wor
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by winphone1974 4y ago
We're in our second PI planning session and beyond SAFe it's gone so far off the rails we're into week 2 of planning. So bad that I'm likely to quit over the experience
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This can actually be an unfair characterization: my company required some developers, who tended to be the stronger technical leaders, become certified scrum masters for their respective teams. Is hate to lose them all
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Acknowledge past mistakes,tuck away the experience and move forward
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by winphone1974 4y ago
Kind of sounds like you're rebelling against what you interpret as "the" template for life, but I'm not aware of any such thing beyond the broadest strokes. You can absolutely blow up what you've got and start from
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This doesn't make any sense to me, a manager with a technical background. I do use these tools... For their intended purpose. The implication here is there are no functions in management without a software development analog?
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I prefer gigabucks, but tomato, tomatto
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by winphone1974 4y ago
So 2 gigabucks, gotcha!
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by winphone1974 4y ago
All that fancy coffee prep still doesn't give you what a good diner coffee delivers though: a warm hug after a long night, or hanging with friends, or a big family breakfast, or talking with a potential soul mate after a first date...
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by winphone1974 4y ago
I think you'd be ok, because good diner coffee is about a lot of things, but typically not the actual coffee.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
You shouldn't loan money to those people though, just give it without expectation of repayment.
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by winphone1974 4y ago
This is not the standard I can tell you, lend $40, 100 or more to someone, especially with an addiction problem and you see them the next time they need more. You're now the easiest path forward. same thing happens when you over-help s

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