chantech

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by chantech 12y ago
It seems like every other article I see talks about squeezing of the middle class, inequality, etc. At least in my area, I don't really see it happening. The majority of the people I know went to a public state school, aren't abn
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by chantech 13y ago
The salaries in the oil sands in Canada are even more ridiculous. > 100k for truck drivers. Entry level engineers at 150k + 30% bonuses. > 200 + 40% on site bonuses for a manager.
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by chantech 13y ago
Harrington had explained the concept of evaluating tournament situations based on a range (although he didn't necessarily call it a range) in his Harrington on Hold 'Em books. Galfond's gbucks article, maybe not the first men
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by chantech 13y ago
Sunk costs are sunk costs. You quit and move on to something that doesn't incur more debt. One option is joining the military where you can get real-world experience and they'll pay a significant portion of future education. An
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by chantech 13y ago
We've reached a point where the limit of economic growth is no longer knowledge workers - it's entrepreneurs. After WW2, knowledge workers were the bottle neck, college degrees guaranteed jobs, and institutions, grants and MBA sc
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by chantech 13y ago
Seems like an inefficiency and a chance for a talented recruiter to get better talent.
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by chantech 13y ago
Article took way too long to get to the crux of the problem: 1. Choose your majors carefully and plan your career early - A degree in communications doesn't really make you employable. . 2. These people aren't willing to reloc