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No thank you.
Same situation as Mercedes. Taking dumb money more or less.
PhD students in a worthless program that would traditionally exist for children of the rich to dabble in get mad at being told to get a job.
Place I wanted to retire to went from 800K, which is attainable, to 2.1 million in the last two years.
Bring on the high interest rates.
(Good luck though, high interest rates kill nearly every sacred cow in politics)
And CBD of course. With all that you’ll be immortal.
If you can program, you can learn almost any concept in security with self study and a handful of good books. Marketing posts, such as these, often aren't very useful but sure look neat with all the basic blocks...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRS_targeting_controversy
Perhaps we should have agreed that the IRS shouldn't be weaponized the first time on this merry-go-round. Oh well.
Has the author ever been to a Sonic Drive-In or was there a Liebherr T 282B in Mendon Missouri?
That’s a terrible example. Remote work is a thing if you for some reason have to work for Bay companies.
Snake oil everywhere.
I think there will be more willingness to negotiate across the aisle as inflation/fuel continues to heat up.
Sure, sounds lame if I'm 23. What if -- crazy idea -- we have a variety of both options?
No, I don't want to live in the Bay, New York City, Boston, Austin, or Denver. Please create small satellite offices in reasonable cities instead of mega campuses in towns that all seem to have public libraries that are now defacto homeless shelters.
Tech imports most of the talent these days anyway, so I don't buy the "talent only wants to move to the Bay!" argument.