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6y ago
> remote work == work + childcare is just false Have you tried it yourself? Technically you're correct, in reality just being in the house means you can be available.
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Amazon cherry picks the most profitable routes USPS has huge pensions to pay for retired staff I'm guessing it pays the maintenance for all the beautiful Post Office buildings across the country
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6y ago
I used to think open plan offices were full of noisy distractions. Now I yearn for the relative peace of a child-free zone. I'll miss the 4pm beers and sneaky trips to the beach though.
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6y ago
The bay area should be renamed Social Media Valley. Hardly anyone there cares about fabs.
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6y ago
If you are recovering from burnout wtf are you reading HN? Take a break already.
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6y ago
Yeah I understand why there are rules to protect workers, the environment, disabled customers, city aesthetics and more. But it does end up making it a huge barrier for anyone to do anything. I'd like to think I'd do a good job st
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6y ago
Shops, restaurants, clothes virtually all the same too.
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6y ago
OK then, in your opinion what are the main reasons there are many more successful tech companies in the US vs EU?
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6y ago
Taxes and paperwork in France (and Europe) really doesn't sound that bad to me. What does sound very different are the labor laws. You can't just fire someone because its illegal to do so. You can't just hire a bunch of peopl
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6y ago
New mysterious bacteria in 2020? Put it back and leave it alone! Maybe next year.
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6y ago
Wasn't Telegram restricted in Russia? I'm surprised Belarus can't turn it off whenever it wants as well.
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6y ago
Is it easy to create Roblox games? I know my kids love it but not sure if its possible to try to do somthing yourself.
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6y ago
Surely this is a lot to do with browsers and js frameworks always changing. Everything non-browser related is probably fine.
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6y ago
I also feel old fashioned imperative programming is much easier to debug than modern event-driven frameworks. Technically unit tests should prove a system is modular and testable but I just keep seeing huge dumpster fires. I'm not sure
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6y ago
Wow is that old fashioned local software without a subscription. I didn't know that was available, sounds perfect. I'm a guy that only wants to upgrade every 5 years and the subscriptions are offensively expensive.
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6y ago
I'm a bit surprised this is a criminal offense. What control does the FTC have over storage of personal data anyway?
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6y ago
Fascinating how demographics change. Back then the UK population was bigger than Iran/Iraq/Syria/Israel/Palestine/SaudiArabia combined and much wealthier and powerful. Now those countries combine to hundreds of mill
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6y ago
I think a lot of people in the US are taught from a young age to work hard and be the best you can be. Get into the best college, work hard to get the best job. Get promoted. Get promoted. Start your own firm. Work hard work hard, make mone
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6y ago
Money can't buy happiness, but you can park your yacht right next to it.
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6y ago
Can we ban sugary breakfasts too? Captain Crunch, Froot Loops & their ilk should be illegal.
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6y ago
You get fast shipping? Amazon is usually slowest, takes 1-2 weeks if you're not Prime.
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6y ago
Are there any good resources for AWS best practices? Esp for medium sized companies. Esp stuff like best way to separate between production and dev.
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6y ago
Its amazing to me that Javascript used to be the ugly stepchild that no one wanted to play with but had to, and now is so popular that it influences mainstream compiled languages.
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6y ago
Yeah that is the "only one retail broker"
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6y ago
> start discovering rates between 1-2% elsewhere There is only one retail broker that offers this. Everywhere else is more https://www.schwab.com/margin/rates
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6y ago
Those etrade ads were just as bad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZdKI8e_avw
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6y ago
America is great. Online gambling is illegal but you can have an app to punt the market all day. Options might as well be roulette for most people.
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6y ago
> My mortgage repayments (including interest) are about $700usd/month. Melbourne is not cheap, there must be more to this story. The average house price in Melbourne is $855,428. A $600k unit, 20% deposit, 25y mortgage, cheap 2% rat
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6y ago
Its not actually absurd. It happened in the 70s/80s in NYC where rent controls and inflation meant that property taxes were higher than rent. Houses sold for next to nothing and were often abandoned.
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6y ago
It absolutely does if you're thinking of building new apartment building.
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