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Does being at-or-below the median family income for your location make you "rich by any reasonable measure?"

First job or subsequent jobs?

Because of the confusion between a results and a methods paper: https://twitter.com/joelindsey/status/1293593320657162243?s=...

I've taken to running all my amazon purchases through fakespot dot com first. It's highly discouraging.

Just a note to say that "extraordinary evidence" doesn't exist. It's just evidence. It's a circular notion, since if such a thing as "extraordinary evidence" were to exist, then proving it existed would require itself.

A simple procedure that's worked ok so far has been to give answers then follow up with, "do you know why?" and get them to try and give a reason for my decision or judgement. I've noticed that eventually they're able to determine the reason for our parenting decisions. We also tend to give our children lots of decisions to make early on so that they're used to determining the costs and benefits of decisions, especially when it's cheap to make mistakes.

You are not correct. I've never seen an injected ad and I use it and Firefox exclusively.

I play a musical instrument to signal the end of the workday. Usually I'll come down from the office and start playing the guitar for my family before dinner and that's a great mental shift.

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Thank you for your work!

Hyperphysics presents a organized tree-like view of concepts, terminology and examples. It's easy to click around and start building up a mental model of how things relate: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html

20% fee isn't the whole story - about 5% is the cost-of-fulfillment - website, phone support, CC processing, fraud protection, etc. The rest of the "fee" is variable marketing and promotions costs - higher search placement, "buy one get one" offerings to customers, etc. The calculus for the restaurants is whether they spend any marketing budget, and if they do, is it going to be junk-mail flyers or targeted advertising that they have some hope of tracking success with.

Secure filesharing and chat, for starters. Secure digital wallets tied to identity. It was a wallet platform I'd actually be interested in.

FT contractors or will PT work?

> Is there anyone out there with a good argument for why remote workers should be paid less?

There is more demand for remote jobs, therefore they pay less.

The reasoning is that restaurants are using this money for advertising - either they pay to mail out fliers or they pay for listing in the online aggregator. It's a very similar model to paid ads in search engines.

This "easy pay" training video is quite the show https://www.applearchive.org/2006-feed/apple-internal-easy-p...

Also not discussed is the impact of unlimited access to pornography for sexual gratification on the reduction in male desire to do things that traditionally would attract women.

What's it running under the hood?

That link doesn't seem to work, btw.

Grubhub | Data Science | Remote | Full Time

My team at Grubhub is looking to hire a data scientist / machine learning engineer to help with our delivery forecasting product. We’re responsible for generating forecasts for all of our regions orders. The job is open to remote and the rest of the team is all remote too: https://social.icims.com/viewjob/pt156994215518433cad

Here are slides from a recent presentation I did at PyColorado about some of the stuff we’re working on: https://www.slideshare.net/williamccox/dask-and-machine-lear...

No, but if the title was instead "I gave up listening to [the top commercialized] music for a month and it changed my brain" I suspect it would receive a positive reaction.

Mosquitos are dangerous, painful and a huge nuisance for a lot of people.

Keybase chat is very nice and I've switched to it for many things. Also has self-destruct feature for messages.

This Old House has a very active YouTube channel.

> they don't want to inconvenience their team

This is is why it's important for team members to explicitly encourage each other to take breaks and vacations. I've often told a coworker, "stop working! Take a long weekend!".

OSX Keychain has a "memorable" feature for password suggestion (e.g. getup3_gulag). 1Password has a "words" type of password (e.g. ancestor-dissent-rubdown). I suspect other password managers have similar. That's what I use in this situation.

I spoke at OSCON once. As part of the speaker package they did professional headshots. It was a great perk. I've used those extensively since - lots of other conferences ask for a headshot on their speaker list. I also use it on Linkedin.

As a remote worker, people with this attitude make it much harder to do my job - a photo helps build trust and trust makes good teams. Presumably you don't go into the office wearing a mask to hide your identity?

Do you consider it equivalent to reading fiction? I spent a lot of time on that.