mkirklions
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Excavation is expensive and toss in an under-utilized garden space- You could probably run for office with those ideas.
Pros of this idea: Looks pretty. A few people can grow tomato's for a fun hobby.
Cons of this idea: More expensive and unavailable for lower income.
To be fair, I'm overtly sympathetic to the lowest income.
Don't sweat their opinion, Industry drives the world.
Although, this seems like bad capitalism, cant grow if I dont charge money...
But I started my website to help everyone(especially the lowest income people).
Very conflicted.
Well I suppose its Apple, so when they do cronyism, it must be okay. /s
I think I can taste the difference in sodas.
And before you get excited about the safety we get with regulation. Capitalism has proven with billion dollar companies, we don't want regulated taxis.
Nothing wrong with keeping your friends/followers happy with an occasional positive statement.
This way you can post your true feelings later in a less popular post.
Then you think everyone here is less intelligent than they lead on.
HN whales notoriously upvote anti-corporate posts. It reminds me of slacktivism.
I wasnt going to make a career out of a job that gave me a free shirt for working extra hard.
But then again, I'm an engineer, so maybe I make better decisions.
I suppose we cant expect Amazon workers to go into excel and calculate their yearly earnings from prizes?
If they did this, its a non issue.
But I suppose we can't expect Amazon workers to do this... correct?
>The whole system reeks of commoditization of labor
You say this like its a bad thing. If you can turn labor into something an unskilled/uneducated worker can do, humanity is more productive. This is the goal of creating processes.
However, due to my college being lazy and never getting ABET accredited in my Chem engineering degree, I cant become a P.E. despite passing the PE and FE tests. Stupid college I suppose. I make tons of money as a degreed engineer though...
At the same time, I'm not sure how you can reasonably say things like 'The cost of goods went up'.
If you want to blame government inflation, sure, but the cost of technology has plummeted in the last 10/20/30 years. Food is the cheapest its ever been, cost to move a mile cheapest, etc...
Its not genuine to speak that prices are going up.
Lets see if this exaggeration is upvoted or downvoted by HN whales.
Its a very sympathetic argument, but its not true. Curious how our overlords respond.
EDIT: Since I cant post, I'll respond here. Someone posted links saying-
> the College Board reports that a moderate college budget for an in-state public college for the 2017–2018 academic year averaged $25,290. A moderate budget at a private college averaged $50,900.
> college education cost hundreds of thousands of dollars
According to your source, this is 4x cheaper than the (200k+ that OP claimed)
And the wages have gone up, with inflation(from your link). Not sure if you should blame the government for this, but I don't see anyone in this thread complaining about Fiat currency policy.
I havent run into this issue for ~4 years, so I'm not sure if this is a solved problem or I got lucky a few years back.
Alt coin using blockchain is a dead idea. They cant scale without centralization, and they dont have the 50+% BTC dominance.
In my area, I just need a successful person.
Lots of 6 fig earners from their day job, cant find a soul doing anything outside that.
I already have a popular website, but I'm having trouble doing the business side of things.
I did my entire 'human framing' in a single paragraph on a single "Its January 2017, next steps" article.
It was my worst performing article, now I only release studies.
Now I don't.
Times change. Reddit quality has gone down too.
They have enforced the Physician monopoly to the point where its cronyism.
There is a reason Physicians make 300k/yr.
Not sure if this was a 'one-off' or other people had issues with their quality.
Similar issue with samsung on SSD.
My degree was in chem engineering, and despite being a programmer for the last 11 years, I am not being taken seriously.
I have built a dishwasher to prove my embedded systems skills, that's what has gotten me closest to making a jump into specifically embedded systems.
My recommendation- Make a JS/React app. (and tbh, I imagine full stack would probably be best for anyone's future)
I would update my website(it already has a table sorting feature), but losing columns in favor of beauty isnt acceptable.
Still costs more than any other development. Where'd you get your's second hand?
These are Apple taking aggressive measures toward developers. Squeezing them and potentially blocking them from perfectly legitimate apps.