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Comment #31752172
You really should try reading the economist for several weeks. They are pretty dry (not sensational) and filled with analysis. They also do a much better job than most American mai…
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Comment #31677419
>I found that the more I delivered and the happier I made senior people, the more I could ignore the rules and process and friction and get stuff done. Yeah, I agree with this. My …
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Comment #31670749
It's so funny to me that people treat businesses and government so differently. Want results from your start up? Find someone to invest in it. Want results from a government progra…
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Comment #31510628
Your story is really strange and your takeaway is the exact opposite of what it should be. Alice just jumped to the conclusion that Bob was a criminal? How is that okay? The answer…
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Comment #31494841
Right, but the rate at which the world is warming is a lot higher than it has been before. You are looking at point in time measurements and not comparing how we move between those…
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Comment #30974337
I was looking at this tonight and I think Google lets you set up "alias emails" in the admin. So if you have multiple users for just yourself, you could collapse those into a 1 use…
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Comment #30961112
Just to add to this, it sounds like OP didn't contact Affirm until after they already started the charge back. I definitely don't think it is appropriate to do a charge back before…
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Comment #30960984
This is kind of OP's fault, right? I don't think it was appropriate to initiate a charge back on a payment to affirm since they provided their service to OP, that is they already p…
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Comment #30932976
The price from O'Reilly is 50/month or 500/year. I think there is a lot of content there, but I'm also finding it hard to stomach their pricing. $100/year was a no brainer (or what…
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Comment #30849800
How is it deceptive when it clearly states that is what it is doing?
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Comment #30779420
Would earthquake monitoring systems pick up a nuclear blast?
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Comment #30758228
I've always wondered what it would be like to work for Slack. Do they use email internally? Or do the handle all their comms through slack?
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Comment #30616646
I think the sense of entitlement is on the hiring manager's side if they want multiple applicants to burn through 6-8 hours of free time to take an assessment of their skills. Then…
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Comment #30599422
I googled it. Clinton replied "it's clever" in response to reading a satirical op ed in the ny times on the topic. Please stop spreading misinformation.
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Comment #30589936
>Accepting an infinite number of immigrants would turn the entire country into a slum I mean, this sounds pretty immigrant-phobic to me. When you picture "war refugees" do you only…
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Comment #30559846
I imagine that regulatory approval for commercial usage would be even more stringent, but I'm just guessing here
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Comment #30559488
What do you think the regulatory timeline would be for this? If my startup had a working L5 car today, how long would it take regulators to approve so the general public could buy …
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Comment #30546059
My experience has been that a lot (approaching half?) Of all CO job postings for data science have laughably large ranges. Like 100-200k
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Ask HN: Tips for Dealing with Corporate Processes?
My company has grown a lot in the last few years and the IT org has added a lot of processes and procedures. Some kind of make sense to me, others don't. My manager is new to the c…
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Comment #30352252
I don't worry about subscriptions too much. My basic personal finance strategy is to spend more time worrying about the big stuff (where I live, what car I drive, my job/income) an…
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Comment #30322798
>no reliable way to get a fixed income You could buy an annuity from an insurance company. A quick Google search shows that $2mil should buy a 40 year old about $70k/year for the r…
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Comment #30300919
Here is an alternative perspective: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/antivaxxers-misuse-the-defe... One good tidbit from that site is that cancers take years to develop so it is ha…
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Comment #30164489
My experience has been the opposite. 3rd party recruiters cold messaging me have led to my last two job changes and significant bumps in salary. One of them put my salary in at a h…
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Comment #29909772
By queuing, do you mean first come first serve? No, that causes the problem. That encourages people to use bots to be the first one to purchase the moment the inventory is released…
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Comment #29908853
It would be relatively easy to solve this problem if the original supplier wanted the problem to be solved. Instead of releasing a batch of inventory at a certain time, run a raffl…