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Comment Re:Analogy (Score 1, Insightful) 107

I think it's more akin to, if someone shoots at you, don't take cover or return fire until you radio up the chain of command, describe the situation, obtain observations, and get approval to respond. Meanwhile, bullets have been fired, and you're dead or the assailants have moved on.

Comment Re:what problem is your product trying to solve? (Score 2) 184

Well, $80K right out of school for a grueling job (and presumably top students) isn't insanely bad

It's actually insanely good. $80K/yr would be WELL above average for just out of school.

These were people around 30 yrs old with 5-7 yrs of experience and MS degrees.

They weren't top students/coders, but they were competent enough to get hired by EA.

When thinking about salaries, I think people need to separate out what top hires make in Silicon Valley from most people who are more average and not living in SF.

$60K/yr out of school would be pretty solid/good for an average university CS grad in a random town. In SF it would be rough.

Comment Re:All payment systems are mobile (Score 2) 230

i sold my car to an Egyptian who had recently moved to the USA. she paid me with a several inches thick envelope of $100 bills. i had a bit of a problem with carrying that cash with me. it was pretty mobile and anonymous...but in all the wrong ways. i immediately went to the bank.

OTOH, a secure payment transfer would have been pretty nice.

Comment who's spying (Score 3, Insightful) 270

Each product spec sheet should include a list of all countries that will be spying on you as a result of your purchase. Then you can compare various models and decide who would make you most happy if they were to know everything about you. Customer transparency. Customer choice. Even Apple can get behind that!

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