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zeamaize
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Comment #15809044
It still amazes me how low the compensation is in California. I left the Valley for the Midwest, cut my cost of living by 75%, and increased my salary by 25%.
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Comment #15527138
You can get personalized cell service prices. I walk into Verizon yearly and threaten to walk if they don’t give me a discount. I pay about 60% normal price. You don’t cost Verizon…
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Comment #15505532
It always seems to take people a long time to figure out vim’s keys and usage pattern but it’s quite easy. I have people ask me how to quit vim all the time and I’m amazed they can…
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Comment #15473240
Texas: “SMALL GUB’MENT! FUCK HANDOUTS! FREEDOM! I DO WHAT I WANT! DON’T MAKE ME PAY FOR SOMEONE ELSE’S BAD DECISIONS!” Hurricane: “ORLY?” Texas: “WHO IS GONNA PAY US OUR GUB’MENT M…
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Comment #15400774
The emacs tutorial: ”Just type shit. Seriously. It’s a text editor. It works like you think it should. No autistic screeching required to enable edit mode to actually, you know, ed…
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Comment #15335714
Yeah, even just would be better.
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Comment #15335704
> I chose the lozenge as the command character because a) it appears in almost every font, b) it’s barely used in ordinary typesetting, c) it’s not used in any programming language…
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Comment #15334357
Except St Louis isn't coming back.
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Comment #15172515
That's a conservative straw man. Skyscrapers have much more impact and no one notices.
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Comment #15159689
I wouldn't describe lending club and prosper as junk loans. I have money invested there because I feel it's a better social use than gambling on the stock market. I see good solid …
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Comment #14600140
I wouldn't. Most workplaces automate the first few passes because of how much resume spam they get hit with. Now I'd have a hard time imagining a good workplace rejecting him if an…
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Comment #14600130
Can you offer proof of said credentials? I've heard of him. That's his credential. His work speaks for itself. Have I heard of you? A top school isn't a guarantee of success, but i…
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Comment #14565142
At a certain point you get to the post friendship stage of life. :-/
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Comment #14428161
> They usually do not care about the benefits of open source and sustainability anyway. What market does? Do you have any evidence such a market exists?
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Comment #14414893
But Fukushima was a minor incident...
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Comment #14335894
«manufactured marketing based need» This reeks of paternalism and fascism. You claim you know what people actually want despite their own claims to the contrary? So what, you'll te…
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Comment #14335885
Ralph Nader is crazy and wrong.
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Comment #14219853
Try living in Miami for a while.
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Comment #14022607
I switch off wifi on my phone and laptops to conserve power.
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Comment #13918351
Crippling socialized medical costs as the obesity rate skyrockets. :-/
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Comment #13918345
Well if you truly don't understand math, please transfer 20% of your wealth to me. I mean, from your perspective it's the same amount of wealth, right?
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Comment #13918325
The notion that the only expression which can be artistic are those which are without value or purpose is bullshit.
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Comment #13918294
Where did you go? My country is run by an insane toddler with a trust fund. The U.K. looks pretty good.
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Comment #13897926
I tend to do my recruiting two ways: 1) From people I know well who make a solid recommendation. 2) At major tech conferences. Hiring is a very risky and high stakes proposition. A…
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Comment #13897898
Sorry. I try not to give too much info. You wouldn't guess it if I gave you 20 questions is my bet. When I got the offer for an interview the wife and I almost passed entirely on t…