I have paypal accounts in 6 countries for 4+ years. Moving 5, 6 figures yearly each. All worked perfectly until last week, when ALL were restricted. Although I've uploaded the requested documents there is no response/change for 6 days now ...
Microsoft was the only one to imlement the standarts completely in .NET 3.5 (WCF). Because all others were slow, in .NET 4.0 some advanced WS-* features are not used and interop with IBM/Oracle tools is almost perfect.
Maybe you should go read Corporate Drone News instead :D /jk
As ppl move along they learn new things. New patterns, language features, hacks appear. It's INSANE to think you can't do something differently without changing all the old code.
There is a huge political scandal going on right now in Bulgaria. http://bit.ly/e0wZtj This guy may have been used to obtain the recordings of the PM ...
Haha, what a moron. Human body is the most complex machine in the known universe, optimized to work in a very specific environment. Do you really believe it's impossible to break it with chemicals, radio waves, etc. ??
Or maybe you somehow stupidly think that executives and owners of corporations like Monsanto will put your health and interests above their interests and profits? Or that there is some independent, uncorrupted government agency in your country that will protect you (against millions of "lobbing" $, and pressure from the top)?
1. "But to break the 99th percentile - I think that was $342K/year for 99.5th percentile of single filers - you need to take on some risk. Like ... taking on high-visibility, high-impact projects that may fail - often at the cost of your regular duties - within your day job."
This is the OP.
2. Taking a bad important medical decision will have bad financial consequences - lower reputation, not so good references, patient complains leading to big losses of time - lower income in the future. Also there's stuff like which team do you join, what new technical skills do you get, which part of the world you work in. You take a lot of risk, you can expect higher rewards on success.
Really? How about the risk, that one won't be able to complete his degree, after investing a lot of money and time? Or that he'll make a mistake, which will get him blacklisted from good jobs.
One knows all the risks involved in his job, and few in other's jobs.
If you don't know much about a given job it looks low risk. But a successful doctor, etc. have taken many risky decisions, with not enough information.
>> mitigate their risk because of familial support mechanisms
Or society support mechanisms - many ppl in say Scandinavia use the two or more years of high unemployment benefits to start a business risk-free. Actually in Norway, to stimulate entrepreneurship, they would pay those benefits for the 1st six month of new company operation (to the owner).
You don't think like I do - you're a terrorist.