Jackpillar

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by Jackpillar 4y ago
This is a case study of the futility of intra-corporate "high achieving" when you can be laid off on a whim regardless of performance.
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by Jackpillar 4y ago
Random but this app was founded by ex-NFL quarterback Carson Palmer's brother Jordan. Also still requires you to check your phone during a movie which should be immediate jail time across the board.
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by Jackpillar 4y ago
Daily Wire and Hacker News - what an increasingly weird yet fitting combination.
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by Jackpillar 5y ago
First mistake is taking The Economist seriously. A neoliberal rag that just had an op-ed from Henry Kissinger not even two days ago.
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by Jackpillar 5y ago
You want a cop to physically detain a homeless person which will just result in sending him through a pointlessly cruel and expensive criminal justice system where he'll pop-out the other side with nothing but unpayable debts that&#x27
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by Jackpillar 5y ago
Unfortunately that's not necessarily the case. People run full on dropshipping businesses on Depop under the guise of handmade/second hand clothing. There is also widespread "thrift hauls" on Depop where 20 something ric
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by Jackpillar 5y ago
Agree wholeheartedly on the viewing experience. I'm curious as to how the largely unenjoyable viewing experience for an average gamer has to do with OW's dying popularity. I know Twitch isn't the best canary in a coal mine fo
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by Jackpillar 6y ago
Wordpress is a clunky nightmare but Wix is garbage as well. Support a YC funded startup and join the Webflow master race.
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by Jackpillar 6y ago
This implies that your entire social life exists at your occupation which is the most depressing thing I've ever heard.
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by Jackpillar 6y ago
Personally, I find it hilarious to use "humans are social animals" to justify office oriented mandatory wage labor. Humans are social animals in the sense that they thrive when being social with whoever and wherever they want to