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by throwaway342526 11y ago
Later they mention "(We are currently in the process of getting our 409A Valuation)" This might be fine if their compensation plan was formed in 2015.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
The typical advice is ~6mo in liquid assets. Not cash. Stock is considered a liquid asset.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
Most people do not behave as you claim to. Advertising really does work. It's rational and has well-demonstrated ROI. You're either an outlier in terms of behavior, or you're not offering an honest representation of how you r
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
In California that's (essentially) true. Other states permit far more draconian limits on employee freedom. He says he's from outside CA.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
$1600/mo can get you your own 2br in San Leandro in a safe (though not prestigious) neighborhood. The commute on BART into SF is about 45 minutes.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
There is no battery problem for truck-to-door. The truck charges between deliveries and spare swap-in packs pick up any slack if the duty cycle is too high.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
No, not at all. I'm just a regular middle aged driver with perhaps 300k miles under my belt and I've passed numerous fatal accidents on the roadway. I just sat back and tried to estimate (since of course, I don't have a CB in
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
So being in the first 10% of countries to legalize is "Catching up?" We're number 20 out of 195.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
Only for some types of fossil fuels. Saudi light crude costs very little to extract -- a few dollars a barrel -- whereas shale oil has an extraction cost of around $70-$90. You're right in that the Saudis will likely never stop extract
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
You do understand that all of those options require someone to pay for the services? I don't know why we're still having a conversation about this. An institution with employees costs money, unless the institution is entirely comp
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
Bernie is not suggesting nationalizing all american colleges. That would be absurd.
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
It's not wrong. Making something free means paying for it in a transparent fashion. Bernie Sanders is not talking about changing the institutional structure of college such that it somehow has no cost to provide. He is talking about th
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by throwaway342526 11y ago
Agreed - replication is the key. There are two key perspectives on what architectural purpose a database serves: 1) As a relational query engine first and foremost. Postgres wins handily here, leaving people wondering "why use Mysql.&q
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by throwaway342526 12y ago
"Rent control is a subsidy to renters paid by landlords" I'd expand on this: Rent control is a subsidy to current residents, paid by future residents. The landlord is merely a conduit across which the wealth transfer flows.
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by throwaway342526 12y ago
" However, we would have to worry about food supply issues nationally and economic issues in what is already one of the most economically depressed areas of the country." The impact would be relatively minor. For example, we could