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MoBattah
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About MoBattah
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Comment #18710797
Can be anything less than $5.
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Comment #18574806
$200k for a household is not high income by any measure. That sentence explains your entire perspective in your comment. E-Class = Poor people If you consider these cars expensive,…
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Comment #18571169
Can easily get more comfort in a budget car by adding packages.
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Comment #18571157
Driven Benz, BMW, Porsche, Audi, Tesla, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini, etc. No way in hell is a C-Class Benz worth it's price. Tesla drives way better and is much more fun. I t…
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Comment #18571116
Thank you. What you describe is exactly what I've noticed after delving into the car world via rentals. If you're buying a sedan -- Toyota/Honda/Kia. If you own a BMW/Audi/Benz, yo…
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Comment #18464159
Really? Data?
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Comment #18442734
How did you find out about this website?
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Comment #18422734
How would this change if the women were set on being childfree?
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Comment #18196754
Digital nomad - are you AirBnBing around various countries or are you staying in coliving/coworking communities? I ask because I'm interested in doing that soon.
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Comment #18170901
pay wall
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Comment #18007961
Right - a certain segment of the population is incredibly valuable for exactly this service. I include myself in your description - love seeing relevant ads. There's a sweet spot t…
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Comment #17990734
I like this quote: "I see that there are many young people here; as an old man, a little advice... Life can set us a lot of snares, a lot of bumps, we can fail a thousand times, in…
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Comment #17988475
Read your comments and saw this wasn't the first on this theme. Depending on your status, do you have anything against asking guys/gals to grab lunch? Sounds weird but honestly, I …
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Comment #17970874
This is just plain stupidity. Sometimes I feel like the whole world is ruined by ignorant people in power. As for the Internet, it is exclusively being ruined by ignorant actors in…
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Comment #17886186
Engineers agree with your sentiment. People managers, I'm not so sure they've come to the same conclusion.
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Comment #17886174
"not wasting away in offices" - Yep. Every day I come into an office feels like a waste compared to a day I work from home. A waste of my life to be more specific. Requiring tech w…
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Comment #17799693
Perhaps data from large HR departments would be useful. Although that would limit it to people who stay at the same company. Brings another question, is it possible to find out whi…
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Comment #17794215
If you were to study this for corporate standardized careers, how would you go about getting data? I can't think of a reliable, detailed, readily available source of info like that…
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Comment #17776727
How was it?
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Comment #17776437
What about WGU?
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Comment #17775735
....from the Federal Reserve...?
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Comment #17775702
"because they screwed the pooch with that in the 1980s and still have the same COBOL patches running today." What?
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Comment #17774674
As the other commentter pointed out, it's a term from Wall Street.
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Comment #17768441
What sort of salary range does a SWE or SRE earn in NYC with respect to the type of person you mention? I've never encountered a SWE who was 10x more effective than the SWE next to…
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Comment #17766930
I've never been, I am ignorant. Alternative - Tech cities with moderate cost of living or suburbs of the majors. So..Texas Triangle (Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio), Resea…