Jessica never sold a startup, but seems to do fine on a VC team.
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Jessica never sold a startup, but seems to do fine on a VC team.
Who communicates in all caps? The elderly and the mentally ill. Target market.
Sorry.
You only have to pay for the gap time until a new tenant moves in. Basically the renter provides vacancy insurance, not a guaranteed sum.
HTC steals from me every time the USB cable doesn't dock securely in the port.
Microsoft steals from me every time Windows crashes.
My parents were rainmakers, which was great except that I took too long to realize it, including the time I spent at one of the most rewarding networking-intensive organizations in the world, and I refused to network.
Eventually I realized that I was taking advantage of a social structure that someone built for me, but I wasn't helping builds it further. At first, I was just guilty of a self-centered selfishness. Later, the free ride slowed down. Now it is up to me to help the wheels turn, or just coast to a stop. Networking isn't evil. It is a tool you can use for good or evil. Networks are not free, but they can tolerate someone free riding temporarily.
You once had to learn to use a toilet and wash dishes and write thank-you notes, too. If you don't do directly yourself, you depend on someone to slaughter animals or pull vegetableout out of the ground (someone who expects something on return) that all disgusting and fake?
Haskell shines when used to manage a sophisticated computation of a static result, not a constantly changing dataset.
Haskell is a great way to learn stateless pure programming style, since it forces a lot of discipline. Haskell makes you a better Java/Lisp/Python/C programmer. (Except that it will make you write inefficient Java if you get too accustomed to the idioms that are efficient Haskell)
Where do you work that uses Haskell in the office?
It is hard to write a Haskell program that is gimped enough to be in league with other languages in a synthetic benchmark.
If you hate spending, fight the spending. Federal government has only the weakest correlation between tax levels and spend levels.
Regarding old people, as a group they worked pretty hard to build the modern world and its conveniences and efficiencies that we enjoy, so I don't mind paying them dividends.
We have employer-based health care, and transit subsidy, and meal subsidy, and all that crap, because of stupid tax laws, yes.