Panther34543

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by Panther34543 4y ago
Where? A town of 50,000 with 100 restaurants, many bars, and multiple theaters and festivals would be a highly desirable place to live for many, many people. What area were you referring to?
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by Panther34543 4y ago
Considering cost of living, what salary would someone need to maintain a similar lifestyle as a senior engineer making ~$170-230k while living in a major U.S. city? Some of the jobs on that site have salary ranges below 9 million Yen, which
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by Panther34543 4y ago
What is the legality of scraping those sites?
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by Panther34543 4y ago
I moved to NYC earlier this year, and particulate matter from roads and cars was a serious concern. I did significant research into relative pollutants and health outcomes in NYC, and found almost zero correlation. Lung cancer was a particu
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by Panther34543 4y ago
I've given this advice elsewhere, and I'll give it here. Go look at the small business initiatives by each branch of the U.S. military; many are now posting lists of open contracts that you can bid on for an incredible array of th
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by Panther34543 4y ago
These seem like one of the best investments to make right now, considering the current inflationary environment. How does one purchase these bonds?
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by Panther34543 5y ago
How does a VPN protect from security vulnerabilities if the router/hotspot itself is compromised or untrustworthy?
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Who here is originally from the U.S. but migrated to another country since remote jobs became commonplace? I've got a great remote job for a U.S. company and about $60k available for a downpayment; I'd love to be able to buy a pla
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by Panther34543 5y ago
> Meanwhile, the effects of perpetual masking are obvious- harmful to deaf people, harmful to the development of speech and socialization in children, asthmatics and more. There's a ton more. I now have tons of facial scars due to c
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by Panther34543 5y ago
For a very long time I've held a theory that the general pandemonium due to the mischaracterization of the media regarding the danger of the virus to the average person resulted in substantially more voluntary hospital admissions than
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by Panther34543 5y ago
It's seems clear the Fed is going to raise rates at some point, but the question is "by how much". I doubt the market will be affected too much if rates are increased yet stay below 4%. Many houses in my local market are sell
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Many folks here are talking about the CEO and how the termination process was carried out, but I'd like to know if this is any sort of indicator for where the housing market is going. Zillow was just in the news for suddenly laying off
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Where in South Carolina are you?
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Your numbers are incorrect. The ~40,000,000 number represents cases confirmed through administered tests. The true number is probably somewhere closer to ~150,000,000[0]. Your comment is based on an incorrect assumption. [0]: https:&#x2F
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by Panther34543 5y ago
The ongoing eviction moratorium comes up quite a bit in real estate circles as one of the many reasons for current prices. Of course, the very low rates, high construction costs, demand to leave cities, and various other factors also come i
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by Panther34543 5y ago
It looks like the same thing has now occurred to this thread as well.
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by Panther34543 5y ago
What happened to the other thread? There was a thread with way more comments and more points, and it just disappeared from the front page.
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by Panther34543 5y ago
In summary: A.) Pfizer is raking in over $33 billion from vaccine sales. B.) Due to the PREP Act, they are completely immune from lawsuits arising from any form of complications arising from those vaccines. C.) If you don't take this
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Ugg, why doesn't anybody, whether it be government officials, employers, whatever, ever consider those with natural immunity? It's like some weird joke. The official CDC estimates over 115 MILLION natural infections in the U.S. al
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Very cool, thanks for the link.
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by Panther34543 5y ago
One of the things I came to enjoy regarding React was that the router was separate and kept the core React API small. I had hoped that something similar was the norm for Svelte, but it was quite clear that the official recommendation was to
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by Panther34543 5y ago
This post [0] sums up my general feeling toward SvelteKit. It seemed very opinionated and very restrictive, two qualities which seemed opposite the philosophy of core Svelte. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/sveltejs/
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by Panther34543 5y ago
So, what do you use for something like a router?
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by Panther34543 5y ago
I believe the grant stipulates that the board must approve share sales, so leaving the company would not enable the possibility of a sale.
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by Panther34543 5y ago
I spent part of last Saturday going through the Svelte tutorial, and I really liked the framework. I then was looking at recommendations for building fully functional web apps, and the official recommendation was to use "Svelte Kit&quo
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Ask HN: Leaving company, how to make the most of vested options?
6 points by Panther34543 5y ago|3 comments
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by Panther34543 5y ago
Unfortunately many companies have clauses in their options grants that prohibit employees from selling shares to any investor not approved by the company board (e.g. EquityZen).
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by Panther34543 5y ago
I dislike when my own comments within a discussion are not considered in good faith, so I'll extend you the courtesy I often wish was extended to me: Why do you believe that confirming suspected immunity response and subsequent protect
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by Panther34543 5y ago
> Now we have data for about 5 months on that. What do you mean? Immunity of naturally infected individuals has been tracked far longer than five months, with both empirical evidence of lasting immunity along with obvious community evide