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cwmoreiras
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About cwmoreiras
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Comment #36486067
Source?
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Comment #36305442
They also get to sell the credits in a few years once the price has gone up, right?
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Comment #36148007
Not all models are made by smart people
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Comment #31783052
Yep. He wanted to save money on housing so he could put every last penny into his businesses. So he slept on the crapper.
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Comment #31780277
Well I, for one, believe him when he claims to know every detail about every technology used at any of his companies. Did you know that he used to sleep in a bathroom stall at the …
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Comment #31575963
Normally I wouldn't nitpick, but since you posted that 39% as a hard number, how much of the 61% remaining (the "aid") takes the form of grants, and how much of it is loans? I disa…
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Comment #31480877
Good point! Lowest wage I ever had was $7.40/hr. That was the minimum wage for my state at the time. It was a whole 15 cents more than the federal minimum wage. 15 cents * 8 hrs/da…
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Comment #31412873
Because they have financial analysts working for them.
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Comment #31073825
Yes, it seems to me that if interviewers are going to be annoyed about this then they should stop using leetcode and/or using generic interview questions.
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Comment #31008217
> spent on useful things like food or invested There are a lot of people for whom a used car is much more useful than bonds, shares of a company, etc.
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Comment #30922464
That's great, thanks.
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Comment #30912662
Your idea that climate change is going to disappear borders is very optimistic. It would be nice, but let's not forget all of human history...
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Comment #30883558
The only way social security will "run dry" is if Congress lets it die.
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Comment #30805076
Your examples have a level of granularity that borders on absurdity. We all know that what it comes down to is this: Company makes an offer, i.e. "One of the perks of this job is y…
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Comment #30804954
The benefit to you is that you don't have to commute as far!
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Comment #30804061
That sounds like a problem for the company to figure out, not the commuter.
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Comment #30804034
People are already incentivized to live far from their jobs because of HCOL near their workplaces. Also, it would be nice if people's choices were as binary as this line of thinkin…
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Comment #30804014
So do you think it's fine that people spend hours each day in service of their company and not getting paid for it?
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Comment #30803324
1. I like my commute. If my commute changed I would feel differently. Regardless, I feel employees should get paid for their commutes. 2. I don't have an office in my house. Even i…
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Comment #30758543
Delivery drivers leaving food on the ground doesn't bother me. Main complaint I have with app food delivery is that my food is usually delivered to the wrong apartment. I try to be…
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Comment #30557555
Completely disingenuous. This is about the US intelligence apparatus being used against domestic dissidents. Saying "well yeah but there are also domestic dissidents" misses the po…
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Comment #30388344
I would be proud of my kid if they did that. I would ground them, but proudly.