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sampsonitify
6y ago
In one year? Or is that a 10 year prediction?
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sampsonitify
6y ago
https://www.quaxio.com/pure_css_digital_clock.css
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6y ago
Neither is employable off the bat, and it takes time for someone with zero experience to be valuable. That makes question who is more employable: a student with 48 months of University, or someone with 6 months of Lambda and 2.5 years of re
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sampsonitify
6y ago
I find it weird how often the criticisms don't cite anything real. https://lambdaschool.com/isa is there data, and I am sure there is more. Can you reference your post to what they state they charge for?
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sampsonitify
6y ago
How many people do you hire from other places? I'm never hiring anyone again if I can help it, so I'm not the target either, and this sort of post seems to imply this is a huge loss for Lambda but I'm not sure it is.
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sampsonitify
6y ago
How do taxes work in the US? I find it so complicated! So California has their own state Capital gains tax? How much is that?
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sampsonitify
6y ago
And the roads in reverse. Australian roads are massive (and fast) compared to Europe.
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6y ago
What about China? There is a western heliocentricity to so many comments.
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6y ago
Mac Os X on desktop seems < 20%[1], so hard to imagine how overall it could hit that figure. [1] https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/united-st...
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sampsonitify
6y ago
The pie slices represent the spend as a percentage of total spend, and the percentages are of GDP. I'd hope government spending is not 100% of spending!
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6y ago
And what does welfare pay? Serious question as I'm not in the USA and have no idea. If Welfare pays less, isn't Uber/Lyft a positive thing? And that is just the direct monetary benefit of $27K vs welfare. There are many intan
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6y ago
Can you give us some anecdata and what the affect on riders pay was? Was it a significant drop in pay, or mostly poor service and inconvenience?
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6y ago
The argument X "does not pay a reasonable wage for anyone to live on true" may be true for many definitions of "live on", how is no job better? Does Uber pay more than an alternate world with no job? Surely that is the q
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sampsonitify
6y ago
So why don't you start a competitor? The idea that there is a gap in the market is something that people are looking for, on Hacker News most especially, and if this is a legitimate gap that Uber and Lyft are ignoring for silly reasons
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sampsonitify
6y ago
I'm not American, so forgive my ignorance, but what are the budget responsibilities by level of Government? In Australia, there are really clear divides. Country -> defence, welfare. State -> Education, roads, public transport Co
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6y ago
Do you know how that broke down by room? Is there data on that? I wanted to make a map by room of infections, because that data point should be useful, e.g. was the rate higher or lower in rooms with outside access? Crew versus passengers?
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6y ago
There are no rules to life - you get to decide what you do with your own life. Assuming you make a comfortable living out of what you do, the Craigslist approach - they make a LOT of money but leave 90%+ of what is possible on the table - i
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6y ago
> Mathematicians report 1+1=2. We investigated, and found no credible dissenting voices That's reporting. Which leads to this: > WHO and CDC say masks ineffective. We investigated and found the one study they relied on was flawed
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sampsonitify
6y ago
You report things that happen, e.g. crash happened on X road. You can report that "CDC says mask don't work" but if you write it as truth, which Vox stated in January, you are either a parrot or inept. If journalism is just r
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6y ago
What is the role of journalists? The defence that "basically the mainstream view in the US at the time" seems to me the antithesis of why we need journalists at all. Far too much journalism is either weakly factual, where ideas li
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6y ago
Free + because it's so popular, when you have a problem, there are a million resources to find answers. Not even Adobe Analytics can match that. My mate worked at Yahoo, and they used Yahoo Analytics, and he said it was great, but that
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7y ago
> 2 weeks of water and about the same of food Everyone keeps saying that, but what does it mean? What food did you buy, and how much water? I can't get a handle on how much that is. I'm not panicing, at all, I just want to have
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7y ago
People misunderstand it. It means writing code, documentation, testing, bug fixing etc. I'm not sure it is that far off over several years. If you look at Google, and say there are 52 * 5 days * 10 lines of code, 2600 lines of code per