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by Justsignedup 2y ago
I think NYPD labor actions is something I feel strongly against. - underpaid - they fight tooth and nail for lack of accountability - they get lots of fun benefits for overtime, so they make sure to arrest people so they can get overtime I
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Support them by boycotting. I don't understand your statement here. Are you saying that because you have it fairly well, that you should let your labor be as exploited as possible? If I earn 200k a year, and my employer earns 1MM a yea
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
> After all, the Westboro Baptist Church's protests don't seem to have been very effective at promoting the cause of homophobia Those protests are to provoke people into physical violence. They are organized by a personal injur
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
All people who don't care say "can you please go over there, in the corner, where I can't see you, so you can protest and I can appropriately ignore you." The point of a protest is to annoy you. Annoy you enough into act
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
This is silly: “In my hometown in India, everyone talks about politics all the time. And most of us don’t agree with one another. But that’s okay. I can even tease other people about our political disagreements and it doesn’t get in the way
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
The problem is the trade-off. We don't get to decide "I like remote-start, but I want to be able to start it from inside the store while the car is in the parking lot" -- That's a $10 a month gain that I'd pay. I do
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
The problem is value add: The old remote start system worked just fine. I click a button, a remote signal is sent to my car. Boom. Was it perfect? No. But it was local. Now we replaced a local system with a worse one. I tried using the mazd
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Can't stop buying if no options exist. I need a car. Toyota has done this for a while. BMW has IAP heaters in chairs. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Practical problem... Kids won't do that. And there's a lot of classes there. Though indo agree with his sentiment. Most college lectures are useless and easily replaced with a video. I found my best math professor had us do homewo
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Overheard a convo from our sales team "I reached out to a few people, just waiting for them to do more than 5 seconds of Google searching of us before we reach back out"
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
I paid for jetbrains stuff for many years because it was worth it. And compared to eclipses features et it was leagues above. That's worth money. Like I always say about open source. I'm skeptical about adapting frameworks without
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
I cannot tell if you are being sarcastic.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Layoffs incoming.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Layoffs incoming...
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
After using gitlab for a year I can boldly claim that it is inferior to github in every feature with subtle things being better in github which add up to a far better experience. Gitlab tries to do a lot and never did anything that well. It
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Here in New York it's about as bad too. Except a big chunk of people can't even get Healthcare. The rich always get what they want.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
It also shows that people want transient bookmarks. They bookmark a few things they care about, but the rest is bookmarks for the next week or month, then they don't need it anymore.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Unfortunately there's no silver bullet. Mostly networking is revolving around making strong long-term connections, I got my job because I was close to my co-founder, then she reached out to some friends, one of whom was a recruiter and
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
My advice is build your network. If you haven't already start now. It's how I landed my job.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Defense lawyers can usually tell a bs arrest from a real one based solely on the arrest time. Right before end of shift? A cop needed overtime.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
This was... 2018. They'd also take an office meant for 1 person and convert it into a 3-person room, with a lack of airflow. It was bad.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Sorry I said "Boss", I meant "CEO". Yes. Yes he was. He felt that a half-sized ikea desk was too much space for people and needed to sardeen people into a room as tightly as possible.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Mixed bag for me. My office is pretty decent but we have a bigger office than we currently need. My last job, at the office it was so loud (no dedicated conference rooms) that I was better off being at home, but unfortunately they also had
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
That's not a debate I will take, as clearly the US is richer than the EU. However... richer != better. In a similar way that a billionaire is certainly richer than half the country, but that doesn't mean its the direction we _want
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Yeah the problem is that europe is doing the right thing BUT the US says fuck it do what you want. So it forces europe to have to compete on the same bs market as the US.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
That's exactly it. And for the 8-10 years it'll take to litigate companies will be free to do whatever.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Eh. For me, it was vastly worth it. Yes there are drawbacks to react. But I feel like the gains far far far outweigh them.
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
Just one of the fun ones https://slate.com/technology/2015/04/perchlorate-in-martian-... Wiki has other details https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_soil In any case, point is: We need
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
I have to strongly agree with this. The entire point of react was to avoid all the challenges of old imperative coding of syncing up state with render state. The Dom digging was an absolutely genius idea to stop that nonsense and just rende
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by Justsignedup 2y ago
I would strongly argue it is the direct job of the legislative branch to counter these tactics. Unfortunately dollar for dollar the irs is outmatched

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