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That seems to be the sentiment based on our founding origins or if you talk to an individual, but the fact is that we imprison more people per capita than anyone else. It's hard for me to believe that all of the criminals just live in the USA.

Generally speaking, low unemployment leads to the Fed raising rates, the anticipation of which, hurts stock prices.

Housing here is below the national average, so there is a huge savings there. I've only put maybe 10k miles on my 2007 Corolla in the last 5 years, so I pay much less in gas/maintenance/replacing vehicles. I can have delicious, healthy food every day for half the cost. If I need someone to come to my house for repairs (or other reasons), I don't need to take a day off or miss hardly any work time. I don't have to be mad when they don't show up (maybe a little). My daughter can attend a great school that requires pickup, because being away from my PC for 30 minutes every day in the afternoon is just not a big deal. If I want to take a break and get in a quick jog in the middle of the day, it costs almost nothing in lost time; I just walk outside and start running.

I don't know what sort of raise I would have to get to convince me to give all of that up. I think I've settled on 40%, which is untenable without relocation.

I think the experience just isn't mainstream enough. I think there are a lot of people that would drop $200-$300 to get a beat sabre experience if they were aware of the option. Is there any reason it should be less compelling than the "Wii as exercise" craze, for example?

Any solution here is just an arms race. The better AI's get at generating text, the more impossible the job of identifying if an AI was responsible for writing a given text sample.

Yes.

Paylocity | Remote in USA | Full Time | www.paylocity.com Hiring: Senior Software Engineer + others We're looking to add an SSE to our team whose focus is adding features to our Benefits product. Besides working with talented individuals, some aspects that I think are potentially appealing about working at Paylocity are:

  * remote culture from day 1
  * partial salary transparency
  * flex work schedules (4x10 on my team)
  * pay ($84,487 - $182,372/yr for this position)
  * RSU (awarded yearly ~50k, 4 year full vesting in increments of 3 months)
  * ESPP
  * 30% growth YOY
  * all standard benefits, 401k with 4% match on 8% contribution
  * strong diversity & inclusion culture

Full job posting is here: https://2000recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Details... Other teams are also hiring for a variety of positions if the level isn't appropriate for you.

Paylocity | Remote in USA | Full Time | www.paylocity.com Hiring: Senior Software Engineer + others

We're looking to add an SSE to our team whose focus is adding features to our Benefits product. Besides working with talented individuals, some aspects that I think are potentially appealing about working at Paylocity are:

  * remote culture from day 1
  * partial salary transparency
  * flex work schedules (4x10 on my team)
  * pay ($84,487 - $182,372/yr for this position)
  * RSU (awarded yearly ~50k, 4 year full vesting in increments of 3 months)
  * ESPP
  * 30% growth YOY
  * all standard benefits, 401k with 4% match on 8% contribution
  * strong diversity & inclusion culture

Full job posting is here: https://2000recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Details...

Other teams are also hiring for a variety of positions if the level isn't appropriate for you.

I put a 20% downpayment on my house and it involved a wire transfer that was scheduled for days in the future that required my physical presence at a centralized authority (bank). With Bitcoin, that process takes less than an hour, with very little "fee", and doesn't involve any of the "trust", which was represented in my example by time delays, scheduling, and traveling.

It would mostly be for primaries, where the field is wider, but don't discount how ranked choice voting could lead to more than 2 viable parties.

If the government wanted to help people do taxes more easily, they would just simplify taxes. Lobbies (from TurbTax and competitors) are standing in the way.

It seems likely to me that the cap will just be expanded at some point, but that is likely tens of years away and its expansion will likely be equal to or less than the replacement value of lost coins.