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by zip1234 9y ago
My big issue with JWTs: securing images. With cookies, a browser attaches the cookie on the image request. With JWT, a browser does not send it with the request. Cookies are far easier in this case.
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by zip1234 9y ago
There is also the issue that even if all of the money were split between everyone--some people would spend all of theirs and some would save theirs. Wealth is accumulated money, not income.
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by zip1234 9y ago
Entirely this. It may be that the data that is collected is not quite as useful as the government thought at the time the bill was written.
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by zip1234 9y ago
Yes, I'm inclined to believe that rent control is a symptom, not the cause. The cause appears to be ridiculous zoning and building restrictions. If more housing is available such that the price drops, then rent control isn't even
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by zip1234 9y ago
Also, Bosnia, Chechnya, Kosovo, Georgia, and Ukraine...
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by zip1234 9y ago
The government provides incentives (tax exemption) for employer provided insurance, which distorts the market. Seems like extending that benefit to freelancers or eliminating it entirely would be extremely helpful. https://www.me
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by zip1234 9y ago
Is there not some kind of organization that one can join to increase buying power?
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by zip1234 9y ago
You didn't really explain how the American approach was absurd. Also, 7.5 hours seems extremely arbitrary. Why pick that number of hours? Why not 4 hours? Why not 9?
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by zip1234 9y ago
The free market at work!
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by zip1234 9y ago
"Amazon had 7k employees before they adopted microservices" Sounds like the services were no longer 'micro' :)
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by zip1234 9y ago
Our coding test is over Skype and a collaborative editor. Is that a scenario when you would freeze up? Genuinely curious as there were a few cases where it seemed that people were way nervous.
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by zip1234 9y ago
What do you mean catered towards juniors? I interview people a lot and part of the interview, junior or not, involves a short coding test. The reason it is done is because some people can skate along and make an impressive resume but there
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by zip1234 9y ago
Resilience, willingness to learn, and humility can be the potential, but I would also say that they are the candidates attitude. Yes, I would say that attitude makes a big difference.
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by zip1234 9y ago
Ok-- http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/education/bs-md-ci... The money is there apparently.
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by zip1234 9y ago
How expensive would it be to put space heaters in every classroom? Even window heaters are only $500. Surely a school district that spends $17m a year on maintenance can come up with that. My guess is bureaucracy/mismanagement is the r
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by zip1234 9y ago
Living in the US and having to pay the high deductibles for health care, here is my idea: - price transparency - The problem is not easily being able to shop around for procedures and doctors. It is extremely difficult to know how much thin
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by zip1234 9y ago
You definitely don't have to go into debt like that. I know plenty of people that worked and went to community college for two years, transferred to the state school for the final two years, and graduated with little to no debt. People
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by zip1234 9y ago
Yes, I think you are right. There are a lot of factors involved. Hard to say that US success is due to specific things. California is a US state that has higher social support and higher taxes but does well economically. It is too simplisti
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by zip1234 9y ago
Payroll is the number 1 expense for government agencies. Easier firing would make a world of difference. I think the root cause is pensions. When people are tied to pensions for a retirement, firing people becomes a much bigger deal. Just p
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by zip1234 9y ago
Removing acres of topsoil would be insanely expensive too!
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by zip1234 9y ago
Plenty of non-trivial applications use ORMs. StackOverflow uses an ORM (Dapper).
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by zip1234 9y ago
A benefit is strong typing. A change in the model breaks the queries and the code doesn't compile. You change the database when you are using stored procedures or direct queries and your code still compiles fine.
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by zip1234 9y ago
Taking subway or tube is usually sloooooow. So many stops. Also, especially with the tube there are sometimes ridiculous distances to walk just to get down to the station.
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by zip1234 9y ago
It has only two landing wheels--one in the front and one in the back (called bicycle landing gear). The chase car tells the pilot what to do to keep the plane balanced on two wheels as it goes down the runway. At the end, as it slows down,
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by zip1234 9y ago
Creaking floorboards can be solved by attaching the floors more securely. Just screw them down. Usually it is caused by wood moving against nails.
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by zip1234 9y ago
To be fair, the latitude is less than even Paris, France. The winters may be colder than Paris, but there is more seasonal darkness/lightness change in Paris than in Cobalt
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by zip1234 9y ago
It has never been easier to move across the US and settle somewhere else. The internet has made it much easier to research locations, jobs, housing, etc in advance before moving.
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by zip1234 9y ago
Run it down the center of the freeway? Having stations for trains in the middle of freeways isn't great for pedestrians, but might be fine for long distance transport such as hyperloop.
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by zip1234 9y ago
A fair point. I'll agree that those properties are mostly not 'move-in' ready. However, the 4 year time period allows for redevelopment of properties. Also, my main point is that the author's data source is unclear. How
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by zip1234 9y ago
Where is the data from? How does Detroit not have enough housing to support such a company? I'm guessing a lot of cities can build enough housing. Detroit especially has lots of housing--maybe not new builds in certain areas, but they

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