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by zip1234 10y ago
I think he may be referring to the fact that the Angular 1 code referred to in the article will likely be maintained for quite awhile.
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by zip1234 10y ago
I don't see how employment taxes are a worker protection.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Without truck drivers, farmers, or laborers, the world would have a big problem
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by zip1234 10y ago
2 and 3 for sure. Anything that makes it so small businesses can more easily and cheaply hire people will have a big impact. Employment taxes, workers comp, etc may seem like they are helpful, but because they raise the cost of hiring emplo
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by zip1234 10y ago
I think it is a bad idea to have free higher education as you say. Studying doesn't help. Studying the correct things does. Free education in no way encourages people to study the correct things (the in-demand skills that pay). All it
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by zip1234 10y ago
Trucking is different than mining in the sense that truckers are scattered throughout the entire US. Mining was especially impactful to certain towns because the main industry in those towns was mining. That said, I have no idea how it will
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by zip1234 10y ago
Yep, sorry about not good link. Here is better one: http://www.tippingresearch.com/uploads/managing_tips.pdf Yes, there is a correlation, but it is extremely weak.
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by zip1234 10y ago
I would agree except for the fact that tips have been found to largely not correlate with performance. http://freakonomics.com/2012/12/28/do-we-really-tip-based-on...
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by zip1234 10y ago
I'm not saying that they shouldn't have to pay taxes. I'm saying they should have to pay what is required by law in the jurisdiction that they are in. The EU going after them as a special case because they have a lot of money
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by zip1234 10y ago
I can't tell if you are sarcastic. Just because they have money doesn't mean they need to give it away. I'll bet Apple will spend it in a more productive way than any EU government would.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Prevention is important but is cancer entirely preventable?
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by zip1234 10y ago
The US has an ocean between them and China. US power projection would be tested and probably ultimately fail due to unbelievable expense of such a war but China would not win unless you call not losing a win. Soviet Union could take their l
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by zip1234 10y ago
https://identityserver.github.io/ You would need to host it somewhere, but does full OIDC if you so choose and can integrate with your AD (or multiple).
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by zip1234 10y ago
It takes a lot of organization to make them work in DOD, but in my experience it is worth it. From a dev perspective they are actually easier than username/password, as the client certificate DN is available on the server, so you can k
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by zip1234 10y ago
Not necessarily. Perhaps there actually are too many workers for the amount of work there is.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Maybe Trump can have a TV show about living in the white house? "Big Brother" would be a great name--too bad it's taken
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by zip1234 10y ago
Also, it is $20/person/meal, which quickly gets out of hand with more than one person.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Meanwhile, there is plenty of demand for trades such as construction. I wonder if the government's focus on everybody going to college and providing unlimited loans has caused people to end up with degrees that they cannot use and sala
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by zip1234 10y ago
Housing shortage is what makes prices high. AirBnB is not why prices are high or why there is a housing shortage.
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by zip1234 10y ago
For the .Net inclined, there is already IdentityServer--very good and great documentation: https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer3
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by zip1234 10y ago
I mostly agree with you but the 2012 point is a very bad end point to choose for house prices. 2011-12 were the trough on housing prices after the crash.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Also, in 99% of rentals I've seen, the landlords put in the bare minimum to keep tenants there and paying high rents. Homeowners tend to spend money on their houses to make them nicer.
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by zip1234 10y ago
And also plenty of salt and limes to dim the heat when necessary.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Agreed--government playing whack-a-mole again with regulation. Instead, perhaps the regulations governing construction of buildings, zoning, etc are a problem because they inhibit construction that could meet market demand.
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by zip1234 10y ago
I'm not saying distasteful--I just think it is overrated to have a huge house vs a better location. Generally a McMansion sacrifices the location for the huge house.
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by zip1234 10y ago
With kit homes is you do all the labor yourself. If that is factored in, you can get a bit closer. Menards, which is a home improvement retailer in the midwest, sells kits for homes still. See here: https://www.menards.com/m
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by zip1234 10y ago
She doesn't even get into the main thing (in my opinion) that makes them so distasteful--car dependency for everything. Having lived in that situation vs a situation where I was in a smaller house, but walking distance to town, I much
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by zip1234 10y ago
Agree. I have a 1928 kit house. No bathroom on main floor (as in this house). How many people would do that today?
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by zip1234 10y ago
I have a 1928 craftsman bungalow. Not especially good quality. The architectural style has experienced a revival of sorts now. The build quality of 1920s bungalows varied a lot, just like it does for houses now.
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by zip1234 10y ago
Did Thiel say he likes Trump because of his "authoritarian leadership style"? I'm skeptical.

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