> Make $300K A year

You make it sound easy! How do I do that outside of not just SF, but the US?

Move to Seattle?

ah yes, Seattle, the famous city in Taiwan

I misread and thought he meant outside of SF :)

Work for one of the big tech cos outside of US is probably your best bet.

What companies are those? Meaning, employing software engineers and paying 300K per year for roles that are not executive-level.

I'm currently at Indeed Japan and I'm pretty sure I can make ~300k as an IC in 1 promo or >>300k as an IC in 2 promos. Of course, at the corresponding level at Facebook in Menlo Park, I'd make 200k+ more...

That's me in my dad's company rn. I know the tech but not the business and it's something I'm trying to get out of, but don't really know how.

r/notlikeothergirls

And while I'm at it r/IUseReddit

It's impossible to build a perfect system, even ML could have a bias towards a certain solution or the badguys could ML a way to track us again.

Why do you think advertisers moved to moving ads, ads that fade in over the page once you scroll a little and can be assumed to be focusing on the page, reading? Autoplay video that moves down to the picture-in-picture corner? The more annoyingly distracting the ad is, the better. Or so advertisers think.

You might need a sarcasm detector.

An ML based one of course.

cat and mouse game because no software is perfect, yet

If you really wanted to avoid dupes you could just hash the pics, save a list of hashes in a txt and then lookup against new ones, but it's less efficient than what OP proposes.

The pay seems worth it to me, but I only get 10 days of PTO as it is, so there's that.

I like using google keep. It's more for notes, but has a checklist mode, an android app and a browser mode.

It may be that the effects we're having now were caused by that "man up" attitude that was going on back then.

Playing devil's advocate but wouldn't the effects have been causing problems in the past as well. The "man up" attitude has been going on for much longer than a single generation. Also do you know of any stats or papers looking at possible connections? Genuinely curious.

IMHO debian comes closer. I like to install the server version and then install gnome-core on top of that, sort out the dependencies of what I need and I'm golden.

apt is way better than apt-get anyways.

This type of person was my first girlfriend, it was a very tough experience, but I learned a lot from it.