woolvalley

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by woolvalley 8y ago
Nobody talks about how it's an explicit fed policy to prevent wage growth, because of worries of "inflation". While other kinds of inflation are ok, such as the asset price inflation we are seeing today. The asset price infl
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by woolvalley 8y ago
In many colleges, the cost of one or two textbooks outdoes the cost of a chromebook. If you have to work to put food on the table in college, you can work to put a chromebook on the table too and spend your college time on self study vs co
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by woolvalley 8y ago
I agree, some of the advice feels more like ‘How to be a better high risk vc startup founder’ vs ‘How to be a better 1M/yr “lifestyle” business founder’. Eventually if you want to scale yourself in the exponentiation formula you become
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by woolvalley 8y ago
If you don't have regular access to a computer & the internet, then American CS college is miles away by cost comparison. Like seriously, a $200 chromebook that you earn by working a local minimum wage job, a household that feeds a
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Why not call it an integration or e2e test and be done with it?
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by woolvalley 8y ago
The advantages of typed languages are too great to not work in them.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Funny thing is, that is what ACH and many other banking systems are today, or at least back then. "Reconciliation" can take days.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
It seems pretty evil to me if you laugh about murdering humans like it's some sort of game.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Other candidates are foodmaxx and grocery outlet. I've been to all of those places and other than the decor and maybe freshness they didn't seem that misshapen or blemished to me.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Your a sr (eng III) and they give you a eng II offer. Internal promotions at google are way too much work relative to the rest of the market.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Work from anywhere is a fairly powerful lever. You can reduce taxes and cost of living extensively and still be able to save the same amount of money in the bank and have the same amount discretionary income. I estimate something from a %
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by woolvalley 8y ago
So what should tourists do now?
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Love, you just don't realize how the other tech companies are like. They are all about equal if you dig in. Not as bad as media makes you think, and in some ways not as good as the media totally misses the mark on other things. As fa
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by woolvalley 8y ago
We didn't have bimonthly jackings without the TSA in 1990s either.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
What happens if you insinuate that they're going to join the Nazi party next?
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by woolvalley 8y ago
I feel like rating systems need to simplify to: - Bad & contact support (thumbs down). Details should be given as to what is bad. - Good enough (thumbs up), the default rating if you don't do anything And then have a third tier of
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by woolvalley 8y ago
It's like contracts. When everything is good, they don't matter. They only matter when things go bad.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
For vacation homes beside things like ski resorts, something like airbnb makes a lot of sense.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Drivers get removed from the service after their rating drops bellow a threshold, so yes, it matters a lot. Drivers also tend to prefer high starred riders and might reject low star riders.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Although it is nicer, even the 3rd gen keyboards have reports of keys sticking and breaking. I've never had to worry about my laptop keyboard breaking before I got a butterfly keyboard macbook from work.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
That must get really hot, I wonder how well it cools?
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by woolvalley 8y ago
I wouldn't use external SSDs as the price benchmark, since they had a big price premium over an equivalent mSATA SSD back then. For example, I bought a 1TB samsung mSATA SSD in 2015 for about $320 and it's enclosure for $15. The
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by woolvalley 8y ago
You can't sue them due to sovereign immunity. :p
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by woolvalley 8y ago
There is a 1.1.1.1 "VPN" app you know. And with that you don't have to maintain a backend.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Personal users want E2E encyrption, so it doesn't matter who is running the server. And most users do not have the skill to run their own server. The technically advanced can just use the enterprise version if they really care about
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by woolvalley 8y ago
> a rogue solution because they don't understand how the current Wiki works. That's usually a sign of an IT department not listening to the needs of their end users.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
On-prem enterprise software does make money. You still charge money for it either way. A few examples: Github Enterpise, JIRA, etc. And notion doesn't need to see their users data to charge money for a service. They could engineer i
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by woolvalley 8y ago
The world is not android ;) Permissions and proxies exist. Notion is a web app to AFAIK
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Then you might as well use 1.1.1.1 and not bother with VPN maintenance.
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by woolvalley 8y ago
Why wouldn't I abandon MSFT? There is google docs, chromebooks and mac os already. Only a small power user use case needs to stick with office specifically nowadays.

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