Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
I would work on a project but it'd take nearly $100,000 for any reasonable sized project just for me, 2-3 years at the least, full time.
What if you worked for free but I gave you stock options like whoa.
Hah people that work for like $20,000 a year and take stock options on a startup are insane.
options yes. Options are for suckers.
Actual stock, well it depends. That can work out very well indeed. But you need to be realistic about what actual chances the company has.
Plus my salary goes up for startups because there's about an 80% chance I'll be looking for work within 1-3 years.
You won't get that out of a start up. Stock yes, higher salaries then the industry average, no.
Problem is startups want breadth instead of depth of knowledge, so their needs and payscales need to represent that.
It's also one of the reasons startups fail. Sucks for them, I guess, they need to convince me to leave my job.
Actually they want both. They will prioritize breath over depth but there is a limit to how shallow your knowledge base is and still be useful. And generally the reasons start ups fail isn't a lack of in house technical knowledge but generally a lack of capital.
Hence the qualifier on my statement.
It's a very tiny reason. Ranking under not enough snacks in the break room.
Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Manchester is going to win, they're clearly the better side.
Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Manchester is going to win, they're clearly the better side.
Manchester might outmaneuver them with a bit of luck though.
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
Europeans are cocksuckers for getting to see the Avengers first. I hope both Manchesters get shin splints
I would work on a project but it'd take nearly $100,000 for any reasonable sized project just for me, 2-3 years at the least, full time.
What if you worked for free but I gave you stock options like whoa.
Hah people that work for like $20,000 a year and take stock options on a startup are insane.
options yes. Options are for suckers.
Actual stock, well it depends. That can work out very well indeed. But you need to be realistic about what actual chances the company has.
Plus my salary goes up for startups because there's about an 80% chance I'll be looking for work within 1-3 years.
You won't get that out of a start up. Stock yes, higher salaries then the industry average, no.
Problem is startups want breadth instead of depth of knowledge, so their needs and payscales need to represent that.
It's also one of the reasons startups fail. Sucks for them, I guess, they need to convince me to leave my job.
Actually they want both. They will prioritize breath over depth but there is a limit to how shallow your knowledge base is and still be useful. And generally the reasons start ups fail isn't a lack of in house technical knowledge but generally a lack of capital.
If anyone was hiring based solely on breadth of knowledge and not depth I'd be getting so paid
As it stands people expect you to have more than a survey-level overview of everything
If you can learn quickly there is always a place for that person at a start up. You'll be expected to go from survey level to in depth quickly. It's not something for everyone in a start up, but every start up needs that person who can be given something and master it quickly.
Don't worry desc, every bottle is that overpriced here. A bottle of JD is like 25 or 30, and a good bourbon is at least 40 or 50.
Boo
Well, I have a vote in for Hine VSOP if it's available. It has a nice blend of richness and smoothness that I found really approachable. I am not a spirits expert but anything that has two separate. Blocks of flavor sitting side by side in your mouth gets a thumbs down from me. Remy tastes like SYRUPY WARMTH clashing with ALCOHOL. There's no integration of the flavors at all.
Hine is not crazy or high end and it doesn't have any big twist -- just a modest but clear heat and the kinds of gooey apricot-y golden goodness of a straightforward covnav
Sorry, iPhone-vanilla fuckup and had to go back to edit the post
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Nova_CI have the needThe need for speedRegistered Userregular
So I ended up pre-ordering Diablo 3 after all. I wasn't gonna, but the open beta weekend changed my mind.
I'm tempted to play it single player first because everyone is always in a rush and I like to read/listen to the character dialogue and shit. Any [chat]ters getting D3 that wanna take a more relaxed pace in multi?
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Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Sports guy on the Today programme this morning was talking about it being the most important Manchester Derby since the 60s or something. I honestly couldn't give a shit about any of it. The only Derby I ever worried about was the Old Firm and that was cos I used to live near Ibrox and the traffic was impossible on Old Firm match days.
It ain't so bad. It's more of a gilded cage than anything else, if you've been smart enough to locate yourself along the central texas corridor where all the cities are.
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Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Manchester is going to win, they're clearly the better side.
Manchester might outmaneuver them with a bit of luck though.
Well, it is a game of two halves and really, the city is the winner on the night
Freedom for the Northern Isles!
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Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Manchester is going to win, they're clearly the better side.
Manchester might outmaneuver them with a bit of luck though.
Well, it is a game of two halves and really, the city is the winner on the night
Kebab wrappers, puke and football-related violence are always a winner.
Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Sports guy on the Today programme this morning was talking about it being the most important Manchester Derby since the 60s or something. I honestly couldn't give a shit about any of it. The only Derby I ever worried about was the Old Firm and that was cos I used to live near Ibrox and the traffic was impossible on Old Firm match days.
Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Sports guy on the Today programme this morning was talking about it being the most important Manchester Derby since the 60s or something. I honestly couldn't give a shit about any of it. The only Derby I ever worried about was the Old Firm and that was cos I used to live near Ibrox and the traffic was impossible on Old Firm match days.
Tonight is a fraught night, given the Manchester Derby, which is Manchester United playing Manchester City. I got lectured or ranted to quite a few times today, although everyone knew I didn't really give a crap either way.
Sports guy on the Today programme this morning was talking about it being the most important Manchester Derby since the 60s or something. I honestly couldn't give a shit about any of it. The only Derby I ever worried about was the Old Firm and that was cos I used to live near Ibrox and the traffic was impossible on Old Firm match days.
Bob Cesca: Future American
She will never be separated from her cricket.
you gotta know what a crumpet is to understand cricket
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the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Those aren't breath of knowledge issues. Those are planning and research failures.
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Manchester is going to win, they're clearly the better side.
Manchester might outmaneuver them with a bit of luck though.
Don't worry, I'm sure there will be several apparent "injuries".
If you can learn quickly there is always a place for that person at a start up. You'll be expected to go from survey level to in depth quickly. It's not something for everyone in a start up, but every start up needs that person who can be given something and master it quickly.
Pooooooooooooooooooooooop poop poop poop.
Poop.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Do you feel sort of a kindred ache for them nerd? You trapped in the closet, them trapped in Texas, both pretending to be something they're not?
europeans apparently are barbaric wife-beaters
Not today, sir.
Not today.
Sorry, iPhone-vanilla fuckup and had to go back to edit the post
I'm tempted to play it single player first because everyone is always in a rush and I like to read/listen to the character dialogue and shit. Any [chat]ters getting D3 that wanna take a more relaxed pace in multi?
Sports guy on the Today programme this morning was talking about it being the most important Manchester Derby since the 60s or something. I honestly couldn't give a shit about any of it. The only Derby I ever worried about was the Old Firm and that was cos I used to live near Ibrox and the traffic was impossible on Old Firm match days.
oh no
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
It ain't so bad. It's more of a gilded cage than anything else, if you've been smart enough to locate yourself along the central texas corridor where all the cities are.
I once asked my mom "What would you do if I was gay?" then paused for a second and walked off.
I was a mischievous child.
Why does everyone suspect that I'm gay
Well, it is a game of two halves and really, the city is the winner on the night
Kebab wrappers, puke and football-related violence are always a winner.
She will never be separated from her cricket.
Suggestion: Coffee Ice Cream with Shiner Black.
Bob Cesca: Future American
coca cola and chocolate ice cream: two great tastes that don't go together at alllll
Your tongue may be broken.
coca cola and M&Ms do though.
You know every line and song in Rent?
not every line...
you gotta know what a crumpet is to understand cricket
That doesn't mean he's... *remembers drama class kids in high school*
welp
stop it