I don't see the value in the echo show over a tablet with a stand. The tablet is portable, can do more things, and already exists in many people's homes.
Why not sell a display that will work with it wirelessly? It would basically be the iPad with WiFi but no touch screen, no camera, maybe even...
Arizona would be too hot and depressing for me. Look up Raleigh, North Carolina. They have a growing tech community, great weather, and cheap COL. I believe that's where Anand lives right now.
Move out of California and you will so much richer. I regularly get $180k+ offers that I have to turn down because the higher COL would kill any gains. Then again, I'm still trying to figure out a way to "transfer" to the west coast while working remotely so I can get both the salary bump and...
Right, but the costs of living in a house are waaay more than just a mortgage. I would rather take a known higher fixed cost then an unknown variable cost at this point in my life. Then again I also travel 80%. Just last month my apartment flooded while I was gone any my landlord dumped...
Verizon eliminated the ability to transfer unlimited lines long ago.
I upgrade to a note 5 using the best buy method and I'm good to go until 10/17/17. Will I be able to extend my contract on 10/17/17 for another two years before my current contract expires using the BB method? There is a...
Unlimited OT requested. It's usually a sign of terrible management and should be a first indicator that it's time to leave. If management wants employees to stay late they should adjust their position and title instead of changing expected hours week to week. I place a significant premium on...
Don't worry so much about average salaries. Find an in-demand IT niche and you can charge whatever you want. I recommend a specialty in Business Intelligence/Analytics, Security, or ERP if you really want to maximize your income.
Your comments on drug usage are on point. I know a decent amount of people in the InfoSec universe and most did some kind of drugs as a teenager. The whole "hacker culture" was largely started by people who largely didn't fit in with normal society, hated rules, and were naturally curious...
The Cleveland/NW Ohio area is the best pace to live if you are trying to maximize your salary vs cost of living. One of my friends rents a 2 bedroom apartment in Lakewood for $700/month and makes silicon valley money. That same place in Chicago would be $1400/month and $3k/month in the valley...
What if you had to move to get a better paying job? What if you bought in 2007 and lost a ton of money? What if you need to travel a lot?
There are many, many hard to quanitfy reasons not to buy a house. Unless you are ready to settle down and build a family it's not worth it for most people.
While he didn't inherit the job directly I'm sure that the contacts he gained through his wealthy in-laws didn't hurt. I would be genuinely shocked if Safeway's success was entirely self-made.
All has been explained. The best way to make a lot of money is to inherit it. You are so out of touch with reality because you haven't really had to make it on your own. It's so much harder to make it in our current economy then it used to be.
Yea, they don't really have a security presence guarding the metal because it's not a part of the core business process. The owners buy and sell physical gold because they are speculating on the side.
I travel a ton so having an ultra-light portable laptop is a huge plus. There is no other device on the market that has the specs and is as easy to carry as a surface.
My goal is to earn just as much, if not more, in retirement than I do working. I've made sacrifices and my expected retirement balance in all accounts is ~$150k by 30.
Roth is better when you plan on being in a higher tax bracket after you retire. Since this is the case for most people roth is usually the better choice.
Yea, I max out my IRA, 401k, and HSA. On top of that I also add another 15k/year post-tax to my 401k. My work and life situation is fairly unique though.
The rule means you shouldn't buy more a house more than 3x your household income level. This is done to avoid becoming house poor. As with anything, take the rule with a grain of salt and really do your own budget due diligence.
In general, when you pay much more than that for a house...
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