lostmymind66

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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Yeah, well, it's the best IDE I've used for PHP (or any other web development) in a couple of years. "Think about it for a moment: this kind of open source kills genuine businesses due to the monopoly position of the company
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
"Meanwhile, the adult children of middle-aged Americans are still reeling from the Great Recession of 2008. A tepid labor market combined with student loan debt has left grown adult children struggling to find stable, long-term employm
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Unless they have some sort of military, no. The resistance has no leverage over China at the moment. They may win temporarily, but Chinese party officials will now find ways to use their censorship tactics and Orwellian state to completely
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
'And talk about simpleton narratives, only a simpleton would swallow whole the idea that trump was just making a sincere plea for gathering and sharing expertise. No politician is sincere and I'm not the one spreading simpleton na
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I gave up cable 10 years ago and I haven't looked back. I now have more time in the day to actually get things done.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Actually, what you said is much more eloquent than what I said. He is saying to go back, learn from your experience and come back and show us how it's done. Nothing racist about it. Much different that the simpleton narrative going a
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
..but do they tell you to come back and use what you learned in government? That's what Trump said.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
How are they going to 'login'? If it's a link with a unique id associated with the email address, it's essentially a password that can't be changed. The fact that a person will need to keep opening their email is r
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
The person running the meeting should be moderating it as well, which would solve these issues.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This might work when you're single. But when you have a spouse or children..you need Wifi in the house. I cut cable years ago and stream everything. If I only had my Internet plan on my phone, I would eat through it very quickly.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
yeah, well, I didn't want to be managed by this person.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I interviewed for a position last year where the company had a very successful product and was growing, but still small. They wanted to restructure everything (the way they code, teams, management style) to be more like Google. I made it t
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I'm also now sure where there is criticism that employees need to turn to 'federal assistance'. Amazon warehouse jobs have been on the high-end in terms of pay for this kind of job for many years. Well above minimum wage in
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I knew this was the next step for these companies. They don't want to lose millions and the easiest thing to do is change the name. At some point, the public will forget.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Because Portugal doesn't have countries like Mexico bordering it that will use the legal drug trade to further fund cartel violence and control over the country. Corruption is already so rampant, they need to fix their problems before
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
The real issue is that people are illegally bringing their kids (or other people's children) over the border through dangerous conditions (100 degree weather, no water, kids are abused, etc). Our doctors do everything they can, but so
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It makes sense that 'coworkers' went down. Merely asking a girl out in the office is now considered 'harassment'.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Are you talking about hosting your own smtp server? The issue is that you need to put lots of effort into getting off of blacklists, or your email won't be delivered.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Why are their countries of origin so bad that they are willing to illegally come to the US to work? Shouldn't we focus on the root of the problem/fixing this?
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It will be very difficult to fight company culture. You will either need to go with the flow or management and team leads will find a way to replace you. Sometimes being the best programmer isn't what's wanted at a company. I&#x2
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
It doesn't work for everyone. You need to have almost the same amount of discipline to work from home as you do to start your own company. I've been working from home for the last decade and I wouldn't have it any other way.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
I believe so, yes. Real journalism costs money and since the Ad market can't sustain newspapers any longer, a paywall is the only real way to go.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
My goal, since I started working, has been to have a position where I didn't dread Monday morning. I've only been able to achieve this by running my own company. Remote consulting is a close second.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Heh. This is exactly my point a few weeks ago here on HN. The same thing has happened in California. This will eventually put all of the legal weed shops out of business and we will be back to the black market.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This will never stop until we force their hand. We can 'urge' them all we want, but the Chinese government knows it means next to nothing.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
This is depressing.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
so..are we now willing to admit that they are contributing significantly to global climate change and overall pollution?
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
sexism is not the answer to sexism. It seems we are moving toward a more segregated society, which is sad.
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
The minimum wage was set only to $4.71/hour in 1999. The reason there was no inflation is because most companies were probably paying somewhere around this wage already. Just because there was no minimum wage set, doesn't mean t
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by lostmymind66 7y ago
Well, We see the tolerant left strikes again. Thanks for proving my point.

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