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We could start by shunning AWS content when their $200k+ salaried employees are posting their latest announcements on HN while their unsalaried, not-employed co
by benologist 7y ago
We could start by shunning AWS content when their $200k+ salaried employees are posting their latest announcements on HN while their unsalaried, not-employed coworkers in the warehouses are sprinting to and from a piss break trying not to be fired.
- tempsolution 7y agoAny of the warehouse workers has or had the chance to obtain the skills of an AWS employee... Or are you advocating communism?
- mikeash 7y agoBecause the only two possibilities are worker abuse or communism?
- SamBam 7y agoI'm not entirely sure what you're arguing. Are you saying it's ok to treat nonskilled workers badly because they have the opportunity to gain skills?
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- dec0dedab0de 7y agoI think boycotting is pretty much the opposite of communism. Also, Just because someone does not have in demand skills does not mean that they should be subjected to poor treatment.
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- steffandroid 7y agoCommunism would be pretty good, yes.