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So 1/4 to 3/4 of a million per year in salary. Plus disrupting all the developers. So far every large scale implementation i have seen has cost the developers a year in productivity.
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Much of American constitution idea were conceived by 17th century British hipsters. John Locke, Adam Smith, etc.
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Perhaps your not the target audience. My wife has one, absolutely loves it. Never ending supply of trinkets and gifts for people. Keeps her busy. Not cheap, but a lot cheaper then random shopping trips. So she’s happy, and my wallet is mos
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Fade yes. But it can be Shocking how something fairly minor will happen and instantly your back in the middle of your worst possible nightmare.
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Have diagnosed PTSD from actual physically and emotional abuse trauma. Startup / any company stress can any easily rival anything, if you let it. A project needs 2 years and a team of 10, but your told to get done in a week solo while
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6y ago
This is a core reason many are freaked out by too much government. If a company screws up. It goes out of business. Others will take its place. If a government screws up, oh well.
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Knew a guy at Disney who noticed a problematic default value in a catalog application. He dropped an f-bomb while discussing its With higher ups. Well turns out you don’t use that language at Disney. Database problem got shelved. Few month
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Fair point. I liken it to going to the bar and waking up in Vegas with a ring on your finger and a stranger in your bed. It’s probably your fault, but it’s still a huge WTF just happened moment
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Idea is that actually building a house isn’t a big deal. It’s mostly the prep work for the land. So prefab only gets you so much.
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I got an offer from a place (hot startup)that I wasn’t really interested in. Had a call to talk about it, see if I might be into. Oh can you talk to so and so, hey can we do a coding exercises really quick, hey can you chat with founder
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This is why I don’t work with recruiters any more.
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Isn’t the major issue with Prefab everything else? Building Foundation Buying Land Electric, water, sewer.
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6y ago
Sounds like white holes. https://youtu.be/S4aqGI1mSqo
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Growing up in Church, not lying was a big issue. 10 Commandment and all. Caused a lot of heartache for a lot of people. Met lots of missionaries who Preached in extremely bad countries and situations. Quite annoyed to find out it was a t
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Big one for me is having small children and no one that can look after them I die. Thought of them going into state care is quite motivating.
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It’s grim, but bridge jumpers that actually survive will often speak about how the unsolvable and overwhelming problems change a moment after stepping off bridge. As in how losing that job doesn’t seem so bad now.
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Not being Murdered is one level. Did you do the dishes is another. Have kids. Did you eat chocolate bar? No!!!! So how did the chocolate get all over your face?
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It can. If it’s meant to hurt. Then that’s a bad person. Otherwise it’s a personality flaw that needs to be addressed. Like the “pull my finger uncle” It’s very troublesome regardless.
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Some people lie like they breathe, it’s automatic, and doesn’t have any meaning. It’s not meant to be malicious.
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Got to deathbed (series of strokes) etc. Then had the poor grace to get better, sort of. Made sure to say what I wanted to kids, (best I could). Reached out to ones that I wanted to. The experience definitely changes perspective. Spendi
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Disease management. Think about AIDS of other STDs without modern medicine. Forcing one partner for life is way to deal with it. Other customs involving the “unclean” are equivalent to days social distancing.
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Homeschool.
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Was extremely good at 12. But my dad who thought himself good stopped playing after I won a game by taking everything and losing none. I recall seeking so many possibilities, now I stink at it.
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You should say no to a purchase. Wife and kids will all melt down if you say no. The last meltdown ruined a weekend. The purchase isn’t that big a deal. But it’ll make other important bills late. But if you say yes, it’ll encourage the beha
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It’s easy to understand, just grab some metal wires and a battery and Abstract concepts that you can’t touch or see are hard.
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https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/65506/super-luxe-history... Pineapples used to be rented for parties. It’s why a lot old decorations had so many in it.
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My wife’s a teacher, deals with lying parents constantly. “You never told me!” Umm we had 27 emails on the topic, you responded on half them. We scheduled 10 conferences and you showed up to none of them.
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Got into Art a few years ago. Took classes and everything. People like when I take photos now because my come out better. I simply got a lot better at understanding lighting and angles.
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If kids don’t show up 50% of the time and the mom doesn’t care, and the Dad is long gone. Kids friends think learning makes you into a sell out. Money isn’t going to solve that.
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