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twobyfour
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Comment #16230727
Yeah, there are a lot of bad ones out there. The best way I know is through networking. Chances are that someone in your network has worked with a good recruiter; or worked with so…
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Comment #16226315
How is that "baggage"?
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Comment #16222541
Ah. Set yourself a price ceiling before the call. Develop a habit of applying a skeptical attitude towards anything you hear, especially from someone you know has motive to persuad…
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Comment #16222498
The ability to run entirely different operating systems from the host, for one thing.
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Comment #16222491
Find a good recruiter. Make a practice of taking the occasional personal day / mental health day even when happily employed and not looking.
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Comment #16221786
Yeah, except the effect only lasts past the next good night's sleep for 5% of patients. And I can't speak for about anyone else, but having experienced moderate depression, I'd rat…
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Comment #16221730
Empathy, self-awareness, and self control.
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Comment #16221725
Your description is way too vague to even begin to evaluate and respond to.
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Comment #16215802
Former member of Freelancer's Union here, though the only service I ever used was the health insurance. A decade ago it was pretty solid, and certainly better and cheaper than you …
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Comment #16215761
Most of the "gig economy" is not contracts like a freelancer negotiates. It's tons of tiny jobs at non-negotiable rates like Uber or Fiverr pay their "contractors". I agree that th…
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Comment #16213072
Because rail never has to sit in traffic. Also, someone did a calculation that for buses to carry the same volume of passengers and NYC's L train alone when it's shut down for repa…
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Comment #16213062
When my grandmother became too old to drive safely, we sold her car and had her use the proceeds for cabs to where she needed to go. When that ran out, her kids and grandkids cover…
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Comment #16213014
That assumes the customer is the one who chooses. With most Americans getting insurance through their employers, they don't have the option to choose a less crappy insurer even if …
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Comment #16212941
Protect yourself in what sense?
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Comment #16212933
Join a pen testing firm?
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Comment #16206667
That's a good point. There's probably a way to highlight unexpected characters. I wouldn't use "Unicode" as a criterion (that's an encoding, not a character type that excludes ASCI…
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Comment #16204619
That seems to me like a rather anglocentric view. How are people who speak Arabic, Hindi, or Greek supposed to use the internet? And believe it or not, not everyone's keyboard allo…
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Comment #16203492
I prefer a newsgroup/Google Group over either of those.
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Comment #16198243
Anecdatum: lack of protected bike lanes. My commute is a perfect distance for cycling, but the idea of sharing the road with drivers terrifies me.
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Comment #16198236
Additionally, as that quote points out, we tend to have higher sanitary standards for spaces where we clean ourselves.
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Comment #16193388
Yes. Some blue collar workers and most white collar workers get Christmas Day off. A fraction get Christmas Eve off or a half day. Many white collar workers get New Year's Day off.…
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Comment #16193369
I would hypothesize that we measure our free time in boredom. With smartphones in our pocket and the internet always available, we're rarely bored out of our minds any more - there…
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Comment #16193361
Taxes formulated like this tend to be regressive, since people with lower incomes tend to spend a higher proportion of their income than people with higher incomes do.
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Comment #16193271
What are you planning to do with the money when you return?