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Notanothertoo
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5y ago
Does freelancing really beat faang employment and salary potential? I don't think so.
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Or maybe because it's motives, and what level of capture they have over their 'customers'? Seems pretty simple to me. They have a monopoly of service and the only retribution people can take is political which means everythin
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Ironic because a lot of left leaning US folk think it is a utopia. I think the culture around employment contracts preventing people from quiting when they want, penalty free, and the letter of recommendation requirements from a previous em
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Cause the euro is solid and isn't going anywhere... Greece like situations have been regulatory fixed and countries other than Germany are paying the bills. Except not. The EU was desperate to find another financial supporter hence th
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Asking for over half of all Americans - what public transit?? Even in cities like Dallas it's totally not a feasible alternative to a vehicle.
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5y ago
Not comfortably...
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That's not what your asking. If you can quantify externalities una suitable manner then do so and hold them responsible? If you can't and you decide to ban instead that tells us it's more about control than anything.
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Not equity building, lack of control, and sometimes the "incentives" are off. For example a landlord wants the cheapest possible appliances. A renter wants features, quality and efficiency.. Also having no agency in the layout or
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Yes but it's easier for you to have an impact and escape or migrate away from corrupt state power vs federal power. Kind of proving the liberty argument here, your just not happy with it with this cause because you don't agree.
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No, you just proved why.
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A single study is worthless.
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yea but opt out auto annual renewal of 100$ is shady. Gtfo. You should let people actually trial the app or don't offer a trial. Also monthly subscriptions. If neither of those work then what value is our app actually offering?
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Consumer reports kind of went down hill too. It was the solution though, I remember people paid good money for sun service.
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I would not work until you got me a Mac. This poor soul.
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Wear a pair of glasses or this convenient software on every device I use that adjusts it based on my location...
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It's the nature of power, you have to sell your ethical standards to compete at this level. If you think someone is above it, they've just succeeded in their marketing.
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5y ago
Don't watch the news, I read it, never on fox. Don't want the vaccine because I was already infected. I lost my sense of smell for two weeks and slept a lot. Big deal. I don't want side effects of feeling shitty for a week a
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This is a very dangerous slope, especially because you are so willing to dismiss the conversation under the assumption that you know best/everything.
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The lab leak is still not known or accepted by the wider public. Even after vanity fairs write up.
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5y ago
Who doesn't love a good bison burger? Let's do this.
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Thank the private free market.. /s it goes this way because the government involvement. If anyone else in another industry attempted the same thing they would be sued for fraud.
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The gov has subsidized it at every level, including making it cheaper to send to shenghai than new York.
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This is often intentional for tax reasons, see palintir and Spotify.
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Yep and as a Mac user with office your just left wondering why. Why on earth would I use one drive on Mac. One of the many reasons stopped using office on Mac. Rip excel.
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No, reading code is far easier than writing it. Either way both have go be done regardless of the author.
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Terraform?
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Eh, people who don't know tf/ansible say these things because they don't know the tool. When you know the tool it's no big deal and it's preferred for repeatability and its self documenting. People often think it&#x
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In addition to the hypocrisy of the US gov, they have already held that switch for some time.
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The cost is paid in blood
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Been using it since 2017 for IoT time series data. Works great, very fast. I think the one criticism is that it seems the company has some intentional rough edges on it, in favor of their SaaS over the open source release. It used to be aro
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