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I take no action now. Scammer gets a $10k loan from BigBank using my info. I get the bill and report it as fraud. Write a few letters to clear it up (http://www.kalzumeus.com/2017/09/09/identity-theft-credit-re...). BigBank will be out $10k and is now motivated to figure out a better way to make loans.
The flyer you'll be getting from the company who owns the line coming to your house: https://imgur.com/muJfxMQ
1) Having a flexible schedule allows one to get a lot more done. My personal/family life and side projects received a lot less time when I became an employee. That 40-60 hr/wk job eats way more hours than you get paid for.
2) The stress around hustling to keep work coming long-term when self-employed goes away in favor of a steady paycheck. It's odd getting paid the same no matter how productive you are. You do acquire other stresses, however. Like having to work with people you don't like or jive with. And having to work on projects that you don't like.
3) The flip side of that stress is the excitement of working on something new where you get to learn new skills. You have a lot more control over what you work on being self-employed. As employee, you do what the company most needs you to do.
4) And the flip side of the steady paycheck no matter what is the ability to generate more income by working more or jumping on a lucrative opportunity right away when you spot one.
Regarding equivalent compensation, it depends on your health insurance situation (do you depend on it? how big is your family? or maybe you are young and healthy and only need coverage for catastrophes?), your tax bracket, how much your family/outside time is worth to you, etc. There are no online calculators for a reason. ;)
The OP is honestly interested in furthering the right to privacy. State it plainly and simply. (It doesn't inoculate the app from being painted as a terrorist abetter, but it's the best you can do.)
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We're looking for Sr. Devs, Engineering Managers, Build Engineers, and QA folks.
Our careers page is not quite up-to-date with all of those positions, but here's the Sr Dev slot:
http://jobs.jobvite.com/renewfund/job/oFkF1fwp
We're heavily Ruby and will train new hires whose experience is primarily in another language.
After several years with a headcount in the dozens, we are now in the hockey-stick growth phase quadrupling in size in short order.
Contact: Tom Janci tjanci@renewfinancial.com
The two bootcamp grads we hired had much stronger skills than most of their peers. I had conversations with their instructors and, indeed, they said that these guys were top of the class.
Also note that while senior devs are hard to find, competition is fierce at the junior level. We relocated one from Boston and the other had done his bootcamp in Chicago.
http://deadspin.com/my-injury-file-how-i-shot-smoked-and-scr...
This reminded me of the dangerous, unhealthy culture I knew well as a high school player but had forgotten as the NFL's marketing efforts replaced that perspective with their own narrative over the years.
The ability read/listen to all electronic communication without warrants gives the NSA too much power for this not to happen.
I think this is indeterminate. You have to know the ratio of total yesses to total participants.
The real world use-case I was recalling is simpler: flip a coin and answer honestly if it's heads and "yes" if it's tails. Any individual response is non-incriminating, but if N is large enough where you can assume N/2 got heads, you can know the number of "honest cheaters."
Anyway, here is the code below: http://jsfiddle.net/nQ3Gu/
var runs = 1000,
honest_admissions = 0,
automatic_admissions = 0;
function flip() {
return Math.random() < 0.5 ? 'h' : 't';
}
for (var i = 0; i < runs; i++) {
if (flip() == 't') {
honest_admissions++;
} else if (flip() == 'h') {
automatic_admissions++;
}
}
document.write('The "yes" is honest ' + honest_admissions / (honest_admissions + automatic_admissions) + ' of the time.')
2. ??? Comments threads are collapsible and indented properly.
Are you perhaps not looking at it on a phone? Try it on an iPhone, it's great.
When each order is placed, we go with the printer that gives us the largest margin. There is no bidding going on or anything, they just have different prices for different products and calculate shipping fees differently.
edit: linkify printers
Started as a joke among my dev team and we've now sold a few shirts and plan on developing the idea.
Started as a joke among my dev team and we've now sold a few shirts and plan on developing the idea.
Javascript: Just jQuery.