brokenmasonjars

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Houston, We Have a Problem (Part 1 of 3)(theethicalskeptic.com)
1 points by brokenmasonjars 4y ago|1 comments
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by brokenmasonjars 9y ago
It can act as an additional revenue source thus allowing you to cut on the hours you work per week. If you can train yourself, or find a proper mentor. Though I think a proper mentor is the real bottle neck, so too many try to train themsel
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by brokenmasonjars 9y ago
I don't know.. I work about 15 hours a month opening up positions and closing them with my brokerage account. Have been doing this for a good 12 years or so now. Granted the earlier years were fraught with hard learned lessons that any
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by brokenmasonjars 9y ago
I sometimes watch Harvard Innovation Lab's channel. A few lectures that I found pretty good; 1. Fake It Till You Make It with Dan Sullivan of Crowdly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_tKYvPKN7U 2. Turning Products int
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by brokenmasonjars 9y ago
I don't really consider myself part of HN. I'm an observer. Lots of interesting articles are shared with some great comments that follow. I think though the Google and Youtube stuff is a bit different than what I would like to see
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by brokenmasonjars 9y ago
Sort of wish they'd focus on what they already have first. I mean I get it, it's a good market to get into ...but.. how about - making a single login for abebooks fr, uk, com, etc.. that aligns with your main amazon account and -
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Two Cultures: Melvyn Bragg (2013)(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
My undergrad and grad were in liberal arts. After earning my PhD I took an mpa online as I was bored and able to pay for it out of pocket easily enough. One of the things the stood out for me at least is that I really missed just browsing t
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Why Our Nuclear Weapons Can Be Hacked(nytimes.com)
4 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
This. Also it's not like you need to develop that $45 with one paycheck. Put $5 or whatever a side for 9 weeks. To me the whole 'it can't be done with some people' is just an excuse to be risk averse.
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
It's more of a personal preference than overt philosophical stance. I just don't think it's anyone's business where I'm applying or may end up working (I don't want the references to know where I'm applyin
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
I suppose if this is passed it goes to the many reasons why I enjoy living my life trading with my own funds without the stability of holding a career with an employer. So far no drug tests is pretty much the winner but if genetic testing b
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
Robinhood being free of commission and having no minimum is a good start for the larger pool of people without much to put up. Personally I started with $500 from student loans and a scottrade account. I wish Robinhood was around when I was
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
Thanks for posting this. Sums of a lot of my feelings when reading the more ill-informed comments related to markets. Btw, Interactive brokers I personally prefer. Etrade and likewise others I find be too much oriented for beginners. Robinh
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
Original academic article (87 pgs): http://cblr.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/2_2016.2...
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On Social Credit and the Right to Be Unnetworked (2016)(cblr.columbia.edu)
2 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|1 comments
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Secret Life of Machines 203 the Quartz Watch(youtube.com)
1 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
One of my best short sells besides 2009 short selling, was twitter. My money was allocated else where so I couldn't get in on the Snap fun. However this was pretty predictable outcome.
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
Encouraging more work from home might be a good start. However I can't see this being the solution for everything obviously (how is one to work from home as a prep cook?). However there seems to be a lot of opportunity to expand work f
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When America Was Most Innovative, and Why(hbr.org)
3 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|0 comments
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How America Gave Up on Change – Walter Frick(hbr.org)
2 points by brokenmasonjars 10y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
My trading terminal I have directly wired in as just issues with wifi can become costly in the middle of a trade. That said, my leisure laptop and all I'm totally fine with wifi. Then I again the leisure laptop really doesn't get
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
It's about numbers. As sien noted earlier "So about 50% of US citizens you would treat like holocaust deniers/flat-earthers? http://www.pewinternet.org/2016/10/04/public-views-on-climat... . &qu
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
Outside Philly, Upper Makefield. I think we have FreshDirect which some how manages to encourage people just to go the shops themselves due to how terrible their service is.
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
I too would suspect Bernie Sanders would have had some military events. I'm not saying either side is perfect. I am saying that shouting down at one group is not going to solve the problem. Especially if half the nation doesn't be
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
I never said it would be easy. All I'm saying is to shout them down and ridicule them is going to make the problem worse. Socializing is a good first time. Keep talking to them. Try not to lose your cool. It's hard.. it's rea
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
None of my grocery stores within the 60 minute range offer delivery. I wish they did. I live outside of a major city, in a pretty wealthy area. There is no instacart, no amazon fresh, etc. Uber doesn't even deliver here. It's pret
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
This would only allow them to win more elections and retain power for longer. Instead include them in discussions; try to socialize them. Don't talk down to them as they will move away from the discussion and purposefully remain ignora
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
I don't think I'd personally use it as I have tv. However I can see it being useful for cord cutters. It would be nice to see some sort of bundling. Pay x amount, get youtube premium stuff, with movie rentals, and streaming tv wit
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by brokenmasonjars 10y ago
I don't really have any authority to really add anything but I will say my understanding of chronic is long lasting. Doesn't necessarily have to be severe pain, just long lasting. I have some chronic pains from a bad fall a few ye

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