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bearmcbearsly

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    Comment #27082879

    At my company in the Bay Area, we get 30 days vacation plus 10 holidays. For the first few years, it was a bit less vacation.

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    Comment #22360851

    And how's that working out for them? The median SAG/AFTRA member makes less than $1,000 per year from acting. And the pro sports players associations are tiny -- they exclude the m…

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    Comment #22360147

    I dunno... I was a victim of this wage-fixing scheme, as were all of my coworkers at the time. And I don't know of a single one who would have preferred to have a union collectivel…

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    Comment #20006409

    > current crop of ads which are usually one of fraudulent, malware, or borderline pornographic. That doesn't match my experience at all, but maybe you can chalk it up to targeting?…

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    Comment #19846105

    188 upvotes in 3 hours and already off the front page. Clearly people are flagging this post. The question is why...

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    Comment #19801201

    On the other hand, I don't think it's that uncommon for startup funding to come through at the last minute. I later found out that a company I worked for had come within 2 months o…

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    Comment #19790729

    Well, yes. But I think lucidrains was referring to: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762

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    Comment #19630533

    Yeah, I always assume that anyone who disagrees with me is a paid shill too. It makes things so much simpler!

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    Comment #19325053

    Do you work for Apple?

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    Comment #19195014

    You mention proof of work vs proof of stake, and then two sentences later you claim that nobody is paying to the environmental impact of cryptocurrency mining. The whole point of p…

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    Comment #19158288

    Now that you can trivially use async functions as express handlers, what are the major benefits of transitioning to Koa?

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    Comment #19088977

    > if you work a solid hour and only earn $1 gross income, that seems extremely exploitative If that $1 per hour provides you with a better income than your peers with less physical…

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    Comment #19082144

    That's what the entire article was about.

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    Comment #19073092

    If you're the sole owner of a corporation and also an employee, you can move money from the corporation to your own pocket by either paying yourself a salary or paying a dividend o…

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    Comment #19060626

    That's completely untrue. In fact, it's the opposite -- the IRS objects if you pay yourself more than a reasonable salary.

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    Comment #19040534

    I'd argue that the average person probably understands the actual implications better than the typical HN user.

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    Comment #19008154

    > Steganographic communication as a substitute for encrypted text is a baffling misinterpretation of the reason for encryption in a chat program. I agree with you, but couldn't you…

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    Comment #19007838

    Would you say the same thing about A-list actors or pro athletes? After a couple of successful movies or seasons, they could afford to retire too, but most choose to continue worki…

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    Comment #19007640

    At Google and other recent tech giants, you'll find thousands of people who could live comfortably without working a day for the rest of their lives. They're clearly not doing it f…

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    Comment #18785774

    Serious question: is it illegal to exploit a cryptocurrency flaw for profit (strictly at the protocol level -- not hacking someone's machine or wallet, etc.)?