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jbae29
10y ago
I use it mainly to set timers while I'm cooking. So a little better than a radio clock but I don't think it's worth it.
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10y ago
Green card holders were initially included in the ban. DHS assumed they were not and the white house clarified that they were. Now green card holders are not included. He is doing what he said he would do, as you pointed out. So to me, &
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Rich People Are Living Longer. That’s Tilting Social Security in Their Favor
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Theranos Founder Faces a Test of Technology, and Reputation
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Silicon Valley Is Growing Up, Giving Parents a Break
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Dream of New Kind of Credit Union Is Extinguished by Bureaucracy
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Girls in California Are Latest to Seek to Become Boy Scouts
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The Dream Life of Driverless Cars
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A Quick Puzzle to Test Your Problem Solving – The New York Times
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ClassPass and the Joy and Guilt of the Digital Middleman Economy
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The Motherhood Penalty vs. The Fatherhood Bonus
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Why You Hate Work
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Seeing Future in Fuel Cells, Toyota Ends Tesla Deal
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High-Tech Push Has Board Games Rolling Again
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A Path to Retirement, for Those Far From It
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Tech Rides Are Focus of Hostility in Bay Area
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50 New York City startups you need to know about
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I left Google, and lived to happily tell about it
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13y ago
It appears to say that they want (ideally) someone with 5-12 years of experience managing a team, after a successful career as an individual contributor. To me, that implies that they don't someone who has been just a manager for the
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The Memory Hack That Got Me Through Med School--And Inspired A Startup
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Tech Industry Pushes to Amend Immigration Bill
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Woman with disorder has no sense of direction, even in her own home.
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13y ago
Salaries flatten out pretty quickly starting around 5 years of experience. For significantly more money you could either go independent or to management. I'm sure there are some that make a lot more but I think you're in the ballpark.
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14y ago
I might be willing to spend that for renting a device like an ipad. And maybe without a contract so I can use it for a few months and then try different devices.
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Killing the Computer to Save It
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The Invisible Bike Helmet: An Airbag On The Go
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F.T.C. Fines Google $22.5 Million for Safari Privacy Violations
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They don't sound like patent trolls: "The company claimed it had disclosed details of the technology to RIM during licensing discussions. After declining to take a license, the BlackBerry maker modified its software to include the patented
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Goldman Sachs and the $580 Million Black Hole
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This should just depend on whether you're an exempt or non exempt employee. Most IT professionals are classified as exempt meaning they do not qualify for overtime. If you're paid hourly, or work as a contractor, you should be paid for all
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