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by zrail 7y ago
Is this new?
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by zrail 7y ago
Slightly off topic. I’m trying to find a SIM for my LTE modem (AT&T/T-mobile bands) that I got as a backup for my Comcast service. I’m looking for pay as you go with no or minimal monthly fees, a reasonable 4g price, and a fallback
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by zrail 7y ago
The blog post says something about serving via a cdn. Are they also rate limiting?
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by zrail 7y ago
The M4A bills that are working their way through Congress right now all remove that restriction.
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by zrail 8y ago
It wasn’t designed at all. It’s an accident of history. After WWII the government didn’t remove wage controls right away so businesses started offering health insurance as a differentiator. They wrote it off their taxes as a business expens
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by zrail 8y ago
“People make bad choices if they’re mad or scared or stressed.” —Disney’s FROZEN (2013)
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by zrail 8y ago
These techniques are so, so effective. The video is probably the best single gift anyone can give to a new parent. We’re currently renting the SNOO, which is a bassinet that automates some of this stuff for pre-crawling babies. It’s been ve
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by zrail 8y ago
It’s not for everyone. I’ve been remote for the past 6 years and love it, but it definitely had a learning curve. Friends of mine have tried it and went back to the office. One thing that has really helped me I’d having a non-work group of
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by zrail 8y ago
This has been a thing on the stock market for a very long time and is not Google-specific. Basically every ticket is going to see action prior and subsequent to earnings reports.
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by zrail 8y ago
I am not OP but I am 100% sure the author meant "the fucking article".
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by zrail 8y ago
Assuming the hard drives survive and someone can read them. The advantage of paper is that you just have to understand the language. Digital archives require a lot of technology to read, even before you get to the point of understanding the
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by zrail 8y ago
A modal with Elements could support all the features that old modal Checkout supports. It would not be able to do all the things that new non-modal Checkout will be able to do in the near future.
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by zrail 8y ago
> Switching plans is hardly comparable to the transition to a Medicare-for-all program The big stressor is having to pay two deductibles in one year. That said, from an individual perspective I don't see what would be different. Bef
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by zrail 8y ago
> from those who won't contribute more than the match for 401k, This can be an entirely rational choice. Contributing less than the match is irrational because it's giving up on additional compensation, but often 401K choices
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by zrail 8y ago
I mean you can be furious all you want but Zuck will control Facebook until the day he dies.
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by zrail 8y ago
You’re right, it varies greatly by state. I’m thinking specifically of Michigan.
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by zrail 8y ago
I mean, sort of. Experimentation in things like that is of course possible in private schools, but so are unions. The charter system as currently implemented doesn’t do that, by and large, or if they do it’s a minor aspect. The primary effe
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by zrail 8y ago
The current incarnation of charter schools are a problem because they can choose who they want to admit with very loose regulations. Anyone who looks like they might be expensive or against whatever their corporate beliefs happen to be are
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by zrail 8y ago
I agree with you. ISA proponents make two arguments that sort of resonate with me, though. First, incentive alignment is closer with a private structure. This is weak to me because there’s no reason why incentives can’t be aligned in a simi
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by zrail 8y ago
The IRS considers RSUs that don’t have an expiration date as being close enough to actual shares to be taxable income. There has to be a “substantial risk of forfeiture” to qualify for deferred taxation.
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by zrail 8y ago
Fidelity has an HSA with zero fees that lets you invest just like an IRA. I don’t know if you can open one without being a US resident, however.
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by zrail 8y ago
1040EZ no longer exists. It went away with the 1040 redesign this year.
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by zrail 8y ago
You can keep it there and withdraw it after 65 penalty free (have to pay taxes like a traditional IRA) or you can pull it out now and pay taxes plus a 10% penalty.
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by zrail 8y ago
$300 is a steal.
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by zrail 8y ago
As a person running a business it is your job to ensure that such a thing doesn’t happen. If you have to do sudden immediate layoffs or face bankruptcy that means somebody (probably you) massively messed up.
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by zrail 8y ago
When I was in Prague last summer I tried Kofola and quite enjoyed it. Wish I had tried Vinea too. Next time!
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by zrail 8y ago
Location: Ann Arbor, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe! Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Python, Node, Go, basic front-end stuff Résumé/CV: https://www.petekeen.net/resume Email: hi@petekeen.net I'm looking for
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by zrail 8y ago
Rails auto generates very little these days unless you ask for it.
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by zrail 8y ago
And it’s likely not optional. Any transfer of shares to someone who is not already a Class B holder will probably trigger a conversion. Iirc that’s how Facebook and Google’s shares are structured.
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Using Que Instead of Sidekiq(petekeen.net)
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