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Bruh.... exceptions do not make a rule
by phpisthebest 3y ago
Bruh....
exceptions do not make a rule
- toomuchtodo 3y agoIf $96 billions in fines over two decades and thousands of companies doesn’t demonstrate a pattern, I don’t know what to tell you. Perhaps we’re haggling over the conspiracy ruler. Refer to your quote I quoted, and the data provided. There is clearly a broad effort to suppress wages, even if everyone involved isn’t getting together at a Skull and Bones convention to do it.
- phpisthebest 3y agoyou provided 5 links, about one 1 incident involving 5 companies and a possible 64,000 employees in a nation of almost 200 million working people..
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- mattgrice 3y agoIt absolutely is a rule if 2 of most valuable companies on the planet are colluding. (Apple and Google). Most SW devs aren't FAANG or whatever you call it these days, but downward pressure trickles down to everyone.
- phpisthebest 3y agoThis seems to HN bias at work here.... Believing that what happens to Dev at 2 companies means everyone is impacted... This is like .0000000000001% of the work force.... FAANG devs really do have an inflated sense of self worth dont they