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Have you even seen the returns on bonds and cash equivalents lately?

It doesn't matter whether the market stays up over 30 years. If it crashes at the wrong time (especially if that's after you've retired) and you have 100K left, you have only 3 years to recover, not 30.

And even if the market recovers in 3 years, by then you're left with a fraction of your capital.

Payroll and legal complexities is the big one.

I've also run into challenges around mismatches in cultural expectations of how employer/employee or manager/report relationships should operate.

Some of us would if there were still US stuff to buy, or if finding it weren't near-impossible.

This is not exactly revolutionary. I have multiple pairs of bike shorts with slim elastic pockets in that spot. (Actually, a few inches higher, which is easier to reach without bending, and doesn't get in the way any more than the proposed location.)

I wish I'd looked for more opportunities to work with and learn from more experienced developers instead of being so overwhelmed by imposter syndrome that I was terrified to take a job where anyone who knew more than me could judge me.

I suspect the chemistry of it requires as much energy put into sequestering as is captured by releasing it. But... I could be wrong.

Reserved instances? Instant 20-40% savings.

What percentage of current investment is speculation for share price growth vs for dividends?

Randomness and chaos.

1) mask compliance

2) they opened up restaurants only 4 days ago — not nearly enough time for a resurgence to appear. Wtf is this article even about?

What additional complications do you anticipate?

In my experience, taxes are based on your home address and your employer’s address of record, regardless of where you physically go to work.

Can’t comment on that as I don’t generally use IDEs.

Well, you can download it for desktop from the store, so presumably?

Python, JavaScript mostly. Not sure the processor (it’s a 2019 model year, tho). 16GB memory.

Snappier/more responsive UI-wise than the 16” MB Pro I got from work, fwiw.

AFAIK, every other method requires massive electricity input; and we’re still not getting enough energy from renewables for that not to mean spewing more additional carbon than we sequester for each unit sequestered.

(Of course, trees also require massive energy input. The difference is that we don’t have to supply that energy.)

Using a MacBook Air for web dev, and it’s plenty. For photoshop I’d probably want something with a faster CPU and better GPU, tho.

They’re called trees.

How about asking each time whether they’d be interested in your input?

Yes. Slack is one, and it’s on the App Store.

And yet more than half of Americans don’t have $400 to cover an emergency. I wonder how the US would stack up in 25th percentile wealth against European countries?

Also, there are measures like food insecurity that I suspect would be very telling.

Requiring developers to spend money up front for memberships to distribute software.

Obstacles to distribution of FOSS and community driven software projects.

Being able to look stuff up on the go. (Turns out this laundromat is closed because COVID; where’s the next nearest one? What time does that plane land, again? And what color was the sweater I bought my mom last year, so I can get her a sweater than matches?)

Yeah, looking at GDP per capita rather than median income totally disregards the inequality that makes $54k/person ludicrous to describe as typical in the US.

Start by finding out why their morale is low. This is likely to be unique to each person. Deal with their unique situations and needs.

There’s a pretty good chance your monitor is too low and your keyboard too high relative to one another. Make sure it’s comfortable to type and that you can look directly forward at your monitor while doing so rather than looking downward, which induces slouching and curling your shoulders, which in turn makes it more difficult to sit upright.

Make sure your desktop is at the right height for you to sit with leg joints at right angles rather than adjusting yourself or your chair to a desk that’s at some “standard” height.

By forming friendships with neighbors.

If unsolicited, sure. But requested mail is requested mail.

The real question is whether they file email from other causes similarly.

History.

Firebug was the best and nearly only tool out there for a while.

Then Google took a page from Apple’s early OS X book: bundle great developer tools so developers want to write apps on your platform and not port them to others.

Meanwhile Firebug was suffering and non-performant due to not having access to the browser core. Chrome’s developer tools soon outstripped it.

Mozilla decided to rebuild Firebug’s features internally where they’d have the right permissions to perform well and debug properly and do all the fancy things Chrome’s did.

Developers loathed Internet Explorer but had to develop for it anyway, and I assume Microsoft added tools to it to keep their browser from being blackballed entirely.

Safari? Who knows.

Yes, and if the price of their revenue is exposing their users to malware, they need to find another revenue source.