SpEd3Y

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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
All machines require networking or refuse to boot? That's quite a solution...
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
It is for sure a very tricky problem. I also tend to think that if we hire the most competent and qualified people the numbers would naturally tend to 50% or whatever the men/women preference ratio for that job is. What we should striv
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
Interesting insight. I see your point and I agree that more points of view can definitely be an asset to a company. But my concern in about mandating these jobs. I tend to disagree with you that company boards have no qualifications. I thin
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
Can someone help me understand why a law that mandates women on company boards (arguably the best position in the market) would be more beneficial than women being mandated into all jobs, including lower level men dominated jobs (like brick
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
You did not misunderstand, that was indeed the core of my argument. The parent argument seems to say being proud of being black is good because you went through slavery (well, your ancestors did, not you). But white people should not be pro
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
I don't think I ever said anything about Europe not having problems with white supremacists. Can you point to the part of my comment that made you think that I said that?
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by SpEd3Y 4y ago
I'm from east Europe. In my country there have never been black slaves. There have been white slaves. The rich would sell the poor as salves to other rich people. However if I wanna be proud of being middle class white person today, th
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by SpEd3Y 5y ago
When you get hired somewhere you sign a contract. In the contract you agree to do work and the company agrees to pay you. You start doing 50% of your work (under-performing) for a bunch of months and the company asks you to fulfill your sid
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by SpEd3Y 8y ago
How is it helpful for you to present your opinion (about their opinions as facts not being helpful) as a fact? :)
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by SpEd3Y 9y ago
I have a question :) Can it be that Linus is so angry with people and their incompetence because he actually gives a shit about Linux and the code? I'm not interested if his rants are ethic or not, if they are effective or not. I'
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by SpEd3Y 9y ago
I think this is more than just the economic system. If you look at people in general, we live in the age of instant gratification. We want everything fast! Nobody is willing to put in the work and get the reward after a longer period of tim
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by SpEd3Y 9y ago
How about shy people who have a hard time talking to new people? Who only feel comfortable after a couple of days and then they become very chatty? Aren't most developers like that?