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by eroded 5y ago
whatsapp.com as in the web-based client, which is down.
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by eroded 6y ago
Lol!
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by eroded 6y ago
Bear in mind the majority of that comp is equity. My first software engineering job in London in 2011 was arguably $1m/year, if I'd hung on to the equity until now!
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by eroded 11y ago
£40,000 of salaried income is currently £30,287 net, after £5,880 income tax and £3,832 national insurance.
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by eroded 11y ago
Real estate is the biggest struggle. A 3.5-bed family home in Clapham is around £1m , a 4% payment on which would consume their entire net income! source - http://www.londonpropertywatch.co.uk/avg_prices.html
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by eroded 12y ago
Don't forget those expensive plans typically bundle say a 700Eur+ iPhone into the plan on credit...
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Secrets of Silicon Valley [FT Book Reviews](ft.com)
1 points by eroded 12y ago|0 comments
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by eroded 12y ago
I fail to see the difference between "real life" and "the Internet". Surely they're the same thing these days?
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Arista Networks files for IPO(reuters.com)
2 points by eroded 12y ago|0 comments
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San Francisco bans water bottles(sfbg.com)
2 points by eroded 12y ago|0 comments
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by eroded 13y ago
> one armed nuclear sub could be wiped out fairly easily if we're talking about a power like this, right? The one that's in dock for service and repair, yes. But the others could be at sea anywhere in the world, in an unknown
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by eroded 13y ago
> "RIPE, the organization in charge of delegating IP addresses in Europe, ended the distribution of new IPv4 blocks about a year ago." This is not true. All new LIRs can still receive a /22 - http://www.ripe.net
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“Productivity” Tricks for the Neurotic, Manic-Depressive, and Crazy (Like Me)(fourhourworkweek.com)
60 points by eroded 13y ago|19 comments
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by eroded 13y ago
Steve Jobs.
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by eroded 13y ago
Care to give an example? I am not aware of a single programme outside of the US that offers this.
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by eroded 13y ago
But what are the alternatives? 1. True segregation where the rich go to a separate school all-together / have separate planes, etc. 2. Everyone wears the same lowest-common denominator clothes / travel in the same travel class? Ea
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by eroded 13y ago
s/complementary/complimentary This is a fairly edge case, that only really occurs on US domestic flights. The majority of the world's frequent-flyer programmes do not give space-available upgrades in the way that say American
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by eroded 13y ago
He was not seriously advocating such a system, merely saying that such a scenario would be the only way to get the richer parents to pay more, ala the airline model. Otherwise it's a simple act of charity.
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Wozniak Says `Lot of Things Wrong’ With Jobs Movie [video](bloomberg.com)
177 points by eroded 13y ago|125 comments
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What the Internet Looked Like in 1995 [video](mentalfloss.com)
65 points by eroded 13y ago|37 comments
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by eroded 13y ago
As a programmer, double negatives make me reel with horror. I cannot parse an English sentence with a double negative as being a single negative; it's utterly illogical. At best, they're an unnecessary hindrance.
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by eroded 14y ago
I'd agree, apart from that the "end result is binary". When you aim to do something big, it's very hard to fail completely.
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by eroded 14y ago
To be fair, this isn't a private airport, it's really just a private terminal at San Jose International (SJC). Don't get me wrong, that's pretty darn cool, though really no different to, say, Lufthansa's dedicated First Class Terminal at Fr
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by eroded 14y ago
The tool is http://bgplay.routeviews.org/
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by eroded 14y ago
Yes, but just book a fully-flexible return, the refund it after you've entered the country. Quite a stupid rule given it can be so easily circumvented.
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by eroded 14y ago
Works for me.
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by eroded 14y ago
Have fun making a train that does San Francisco to New York in 6 hours.
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by eroded 14y ago
>"an American would say" is more than a little offensive Wait, what? What's offensive about that?
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by eroded 14y ago
Alas the 787's expectations are too high, as the aircraft is basically an update of the Boeing 767. As with all launches, there’s a lot of hype and Boeing has certainly made a big deal out of it, but it’s not a radically different experienc
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by eroded 14y ago
So about the same as the Caltrain, then.

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