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Lu2025
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47 second is the best artillery response I've seen in Russia Ukraine war.
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1y ago
Not so sure. Russia arranged a lot of "worst case scenarios" for all of us. It will take a lot of effort to get to "okay" again.
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1y ago
Why, exactly, distributors hold so much power? They are just middlemen. Can you explain?
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Where is FTC in all this? It's a pure monopoly.
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1y ago
> At some point, someone bought him a plate, and he started to eat, without excusing himself about doing so Whoa, that dude is full of himself.
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1y ago
> when there's any kind of financial pressure on the company (a recession) When was the last time there was no financial pressure? I keep hearing how hard it is to be a small business owner for as long as I'm an adult and it&#x
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1y ago
> written by LLMs Writing code is often easier than reading it. I suspect that coders soon will face what translators face now: fixing machine output at 2x to 3x less pay.
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1y ago
> unique inflection near the start of 2025 I wonder what happened in January 2025...
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1y ago
IBM seemed to outsource recruiting to Indian firms too and it's awful. The accounts who contact me on LinkedIn are grossly unprofessional and downright nasty.
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1y ago
> me too-ism from CEOs following Musk after the twitter reductions I see evidence of a collusion. My friends at several tech companies (software and hardware) received very similar sounding emails in similar time frame. I think the goal
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I agree, R&D change is what triggered 2022 tech layoffs. Coders used to be free, all this play with Metaverse and such was on public dime. As soon as a company had to spend real money, it all came crashing down.
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don't think that the white collar layoffs of the last 3-4 years are due to AI. The tech layoffs of 2022 are explained in part by the impact of 2017 tax reform. Before 2022, the research and development expenses could be written off tax