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by 3qz 5y ago
Most people also wouldn’t consider standard full stack development highly stimulating
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> Americans are just so rich they are out of touch with reality. It’s this one. As a Canadian, I can’t take anything they say seriously about their housing “crisis” or cost of living. Almost everything is more expensive in Canada and mos
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by 3qz 5y ago
What is the purpose of this comment?
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by 3qz 5y ago
Canada will always be vulnerable to cyber crime because the highest paid government technical staff are offered 5 figure salaries.
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by 3qz 5y ago
Buy local should be about local production and not local retail. A lot of small businesses just resell shit they buy online
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by 3qz 5y ago
> modern work for a lot of jobs has become de facto indentured servitude It’s slavery as a service
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by 3qz 5y ago
> but if you're an engineer (which I think is the implied everyone,) I'm surprised you don't! I’m an engineer but I only write programs for money and not for myself
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by 3qz 5y ago
What would happen if you worked 8 hours a day?
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I’m sorry
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by 3qz 5y ago
Yes it is helpful. He’s showing signs of learned helplessness and needs to wake up.
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by 3qz 5y ago
> life isn't that miserable > I'm still working 12 hour days online > we can only buy food through WeChat This sounds horrible. You don’t have to live like this you know.
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by 3qz 5y ago
Some may call this “the industrial revolution and it’s consequences”… These people are entirely dependent on technology and social structures that they have no control over. Unfortunately, that’s true for everyone in the countryside too unl
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by 3qz 5y ago
If it was actually important then you wouldn’t need notifications
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> Is the situation in the US that insane Does PG live in the Bay Area? That’s probably why. Most mainstream American opinions would get a person fired there.
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by 3qz 5y ago
“In positions of power” is the important thing here. I’m not talking about diversity, I mean statements like “a small number of extremely wealthy white men have a disproportionate influence in the media, government, financial system, some s
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by 3qz 5y ago
For example, almost everything I’ve ever heard about white privilege is also true for Jewish people but it would be a career ending mistake to talk about the over representation of Jewish people in positions of power.
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by 3qz 5y ago
It just means not having the right opinion on the current issue of the month. Or anything about the groups of people you’re not allowed to criticize.
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by 3qz 5y ago
> There are many on the far left who believe strongly in the reintegration of felons (as I do myself), and yet seem to feel that anyone guilty of certain heresies should never work again. This is a great point. I’ve seen the same with at
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by 3qz 5y ago
> Obviously completely optimal solutions on some of them could take hours, if not years to come up with. Yep. Once you know the common patterns then most of the easy questions are pretty easy to solve optimally in 10-15 minutes. A lot of
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by 3qz 5y ago
Toronto is >50% foreign born. idk what stats you’re looking at
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by 3qz 5y ago
> in a less than optimal fashion for the most part, but solved and "correct" to pass the test cases You wouldn’t get through the interview. Most questions have a very easy brute force solution, but the answer they’re looking fo
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by 3qz 5y ago
Children aren’t smart enough to realize how bad they are. Imagine wanting to draw and it comes out like an 8 year old drew it. Embarrassing
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by 3qz 5y ago
It’s not population growth, just immigrantion. 1.3 million in the next 3 years and 430k this year when the population is not even 40 million. That’s not even including the hundreds of thousands of foreign students and temporary workers. The
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by 3qz 5y ago
Nobody in Canada is buying property because of their high income. The top 1% doesn’t make enough for a house anywhere within an hour of Vancouver or Toronto. I don’t think income tax is really a factor here.
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> The point of hobbies is not "getting good at them". It's enjoying them for their own sake I think his point is that being really bad at something is no fun. If my goal is to have fun I would rather do something I will en
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by 3qz 5y ago
There’s an exception for students and a lot of other loopholes here. I think it’s an excuse to give up after 2 years with “proof” that it was a bad idea.
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by 3qz 5y ago
Changing your personality so you’re better at making money
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Give up. It doesn’t exist.
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by 3qz 5y ago
Get Invisalign. It’s dentist mandated intermittent fasting.
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You should absolutely take this. It will be very easy to get interviews at companies that you care about once this is on your resume. The Facebook hate you see online doesn’t exist in the real world.

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