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aanm1988
10y ago
Your neighbors could be H-1B holders. I can respect the economic arguments for it, even if I often disagree with them. This is just... not racist but it's about as foul in it's own way.
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10y ago
How is that a fair argument? It's anti-immigrant BS.
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> comes because they're using their workers more productively than anybody else I'd actually argue that google especially is absolutely not the case. How many skilled people do they have stuck in bullshit jobs? They get away wi
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10y ago
I question this post. First off, they hire H-1Bs into normal SWE roles. Second, U of W is University of Washington right? A school with a very well regarded CS program. Why would they have hundreds of graduates not getting jobs? Why would t
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> * A lack of historical perspective in a country founded by immigrants. There were 0 restrictions prior to 1860-something, and then it was something racist to keep the Chinese out. You can demand changes to immigration policy, include r
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10y ago
Or it will be seen as another power grab by google. I'm not saying it's a move that hurts consumers, I'm saying I see it as a power grab and yet more control over the web being handed over. I'm unconvinced that relying o
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10y ago
Did you understand the question? Yes? Then what does it matter?
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10y ago
How is it not a massive legal problem to have an ad company supplying the ad blocker, and deciding what gets blocked?
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I'm surprised Tesla hasn't tossed in the standard mandatory arbitration/anti-class action BS in their EULA.
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> And my associate engineers make more dough than my parents ever did That's an odd metric to choose.
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Indentured servitude was a system where you would enter into a basically unbreakable contract to work in exchange for passage to america (specific case, but general idea). Once you got here the captain of the ship would sell off the contrac
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I'm starting to find the "indentured servitude" thing really pretty irritating. Comparing being a highly paid tech worker with some issues changing jobs to an illegal form of (essentially) slavery is ridiculous. I also don&#x
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10y ago
How exactly do either of those acts contribute to current problems?
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10y ago
This is why we impose limits on what traditions can be practiced in our society.
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10y ago
No, she needs help. He needs to get tossed in jail.
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aanm1988
10y ago
So basically you hate Seattle so you are going to keep pushing this narrative?
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10y ago
I'll believe a perfectly reasonable explanation over a conspiracy theory any day.
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10y ago
No, not really. You can't quit at certain stages of the green card process or you start all over. No matter how much you hate your current job you can't just quit. Pick the wrong company and they lay you off, that sucks leave the
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10y ago
again, easily solved. 1. send tip 2. driver sends rating 3. tip and rating available.
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10y ago
> you're tipping for good service/entertainment Never in my life have I done that. Not once. I tip because otherwise I'm an awful person who took money away the poor hardworking waiter. It's amazing that the US has ma
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> stiffing them is just as bad So not bad at all. It's in no way my responsibility to cover their wages. If the bar wants to raise prices a bit compensate then fine, but tipping is a ridiculous practice.
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10y ago
This is easily countered by requiring drivers to rate passengers to receive the tip.
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10y ago
> What's the harm in making it easy Because it's now non-optional or I'm a terrible person. Just fucking pay people enough.
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10y ago
How exactly are comments like the one at the top of this chain constructive? It's been downvoted and people have responded in ways which do break the rules. It's essentially saying if you like this movie, you are either a moron or
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10y ago
It's building an engine from scratch as opposed to using legacy code and design decisions. Why wouldn't you expect that to be faster?
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10y ago
I also have a hard time waking up before 10 now. I stay up late. I sleep late.
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10y ago
oh well, at least they haven't fucked me over w.r.t. the switch yet.
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10y ago
But Elon Musk is literally Iron Man/the God King. What does it matter if I don't understand anything about the industry, Elon will lead me to the promised (of mars, or hacking the matrix).
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10y ago
> relocation of troublesome Armenians to Syria as banishment didn't they "relocate" them by forcing them to march through the desert?
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10y ago
Yeah, but the republicans do what they want. Many probably thought the whole actually voting on supreme court nominees should continue.
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