HeyZuess

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by HeyZuess 6y ago
Gates did some bad stuff in relation to MS, and now he is doing some good stuff in relation to philanthropy, shock and horror, people are not always saints. This is the very foundations of `cancel` culture, find something in someone's
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
As an outsider watching this stuff happening it is always exciting but predictable. This is the end of Fauci, the narrative is being told, he is on his way out.
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> The problem here is making sure that you are solving a real problem at all. I understand the concept of turning a "problem" solution into a business, but there are two issues with that as far as I see. Firstly, questioning if
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
Bye to some of the 40 odd Billion dollars which flows into the economy from these students. While the US closes their borders, other countries will be willing to take these students in.
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I don't know, maybe I have lost touch with reality, but these things seem trivial at best. It's like a form of false martyrdom. It is easy to pick apart the small things, and be offended (or extremely empathetic).
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> completely disagree with you and capitalism is an immoral system of economy. As I said I stand between an Ayn Rand type of system and and a socialist system. So while I think Capitalism is definitely the better options, I don't d
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Any other view is justifying stealing from people just because they're "well compensated." That ideology hasn't worked to well in the past. > If not then that compensation doesn't make sense and in effect i
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Wonder how much does this CEO work and what their effective hourly wage is. If employees are paid fairly, then should it matter? As a founder and an owner I gather, it means less, as a publicly traded company it means a little more. Bu
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> In what way you would think this is a good example is confusing? This is a difficult position for companies in the modern day, many employees have taken a stance and are trying to bring social issues into work. I think what the CEO is
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Walking around Tokyo this week I'm still seeing mask rates of >95%. Lockdown ended about 2 weeks ago. I currently live in Asia and have been for many years, I am from a western country. I think in Asia, face masks are just a fa
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
> Do these terms really evoke slavery for anyone? No they do not. > So, is "master" an racist word now? I don't think it is racist, I think more discriminatory. Those who think it is racist, would be denying the history
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
As someone who is not American, the BLM issues while important are not really something which I see needing to dominate every form of media I consume, especially those dedicated to more technology related issues. It is also nice to have a b
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
This isn't politics, it is feelings. The word black is a label, which has a history of being used as a racist term. So it is understandable that there may be some ill will about it. Understandable, but not necessarily warranted. Now th
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by HeyZuess 6y ago
I am not sure if twitter established any fact to be true or false, rather prompted the readers to additional information. Although there might be an interpretation that the information they pointed to could be bias (in some way).
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
I don't think Apple is as much of hippie type brand as it used to be, it is very commercial and mainstream. Those opinions are pretty much main stream opinions.
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
Salaries aren't in that range generally in South East Asia, where I gather the author is from.
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
Another interesting article on this topic .... http://cryp7o.me/pujs9
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
`excuse me, as I was saying ....`, being a little assertive is hardly ever a problem.
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
> He was shocked when he saw that the task's card has been claimed by another. If this is project management, then where is the planning ? This really has nothing to do with Agile, it has to do with planning which is not absent from
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
can you pick me one up to, and ship it :)
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
This is like saying it takes away my responsibility to beat the crap out of my children whenever I feel like it. Supplying reasonable and preventive healthcare to a child is a parental responsibility, full stop. Now of course every treatmen
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by HeyZuess 7y ago
I believe you are on the right track. It's the iceberg issue, no matter how much the CEO makes it's the factors at the bottom which make the difference, i.e. how much workers get paid in general. However in saying that we live in
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by HeyZuess 8y ago
> I'm honestly not sure what the big deal is. You can subscribe outside of the App store (by not using in-app payments) and not pay that extra $$, and Apple doesn't get that extra $$. It seems that Spotify claims that even maki
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by HeyZuess 8y ago
> What about the $1.7 billion in cash Obama gave to Iran?? The trouble with playing `whataboutism` political arguments is that nothing gets really resolved. What about what Abraham Lincon did ..... how historic and how obtuse do we need
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by HeyZuess 8y ago
> Take it up with the Americans for fucks sake. Look I am no big fan of the Chinese political engine, but maybe Canada overstepped. The arrest of the CFO can be seen as highly political motivated, and now China is showing Canada that it