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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Yes I know, and I have a young family too. So... Solution for me is to reduce to 4 day week. Lucky I can do this. And don't write a line of code. Leverage the umpteen cloud services.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Set up a side business to blossom into paying 3* full time salary so I can be free of commuting, can live a high life and build assets at the same time. Doesn't involve coding as I've had it with coding and hate the complexity now
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
In a truly free market with no government interference there would be no fiat currency, no tax, no property laws, no central banks etc. The capitalists would hate it. Not saying I'd advocate that scenario.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Nice. Zero spread too?
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Essentially thats tax minimisation
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
The transaction fees will kill you, rather than the spamming of penny stocks.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
> Guess what, fast forward, people don't just want to stay on Earth, but will also prefer SF proper, Manhattan and/or Paris within 20 arrondissements. Yet people live on the ISS, where there are no fancy cafes. How do you expla
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I think the biggest problems are no the lack of a tool to do this, but in the skill in soliciting this information from other people. Especially if those users are on the other side of the world. To answer your question we use JIRA to captu
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Working long hours has the following problems IMO that need to be addressed: 1. If sitting it is bad for your posture, back etc. Lack of exercise could be an issue. 2. If thinking hard it might cause fatigue in the mind, burnout etc. 3. If
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Good hack, as long as you are paid by performance and not by arse-chair contact time.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
What's it all about. Assume I know nothing about what twitch is...
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Not bad advice, if is good enough for HN...
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Tragic news. Not sure what can be discussed on HN about it, apart from saying that.
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Much Kotlin. So JVM(hn.algolia.com)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
> He needs his online orders to print out of the existing order printers at the three stations in the back. Does he really need that? I'm sceptical given how many pizza restaurants feature on online ordering systems like Menulog, U
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The Ultimate Retaliation: Pranking My Roommate with Targeted Facebook Ads(ghostinfluence.com)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
As we move to the gig economy I think what you are saying will happen. Whether it's good is another thing.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I imagine some of the theives e.g. mtgox hackers might be.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Just need a few SF people to chip in a week's rent :-)
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
If anything he'd be hiring a manager or c level.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
I love that particular xkcd I'm not even a lisper.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Rocket Lab's website already allows you to book a slot for your satellite. The cheapest deal is a small cubesat on a rideshare option - prices start at $77,000 (£59,280). Wow a satellite in orbit for the price of a car.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Proof of weight?
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Shows a 123reg holding page for me
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Freakily accurate predictions of the future.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
If they can still make predictions based on a partial dataset it's better than nothing and probably profitable to use. Chuck some linear regression or similar at it.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
How about being a personal trainer? The power lifting background is certainly a USP there. Then maybe disrupt that industry with some software once you've gained some experience!
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Like Sydney real estate
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
There is a hitchhikers guide to the galaxy quality about that comment! Nice one.
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by bbcbasic 9y ago
Yeah plus with allowing full access to my own browser I could write a HTML doc saying 15/15 well done. How unsecure!

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