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akudha
1y ago
What is the point of numbers if there is no unity? Since Covid, there are decent successes in forming unions and collective bargaining, but it is nowhere enough. How many IT workers (as an example) have unionized or even have positive opini
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I'd hate being interviewed by a bot. Talking to these stupid automated answering machines is bad enough. That said, the other side of the equation is also bad, for employers. I was asked to conduct some interviews recently. I asked the
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1y ago
I haven't done it, so I don't have any data to back it up. I suppose it works, at least short term, that is why so many websites, video creators, copywriters, email newsletter writers etc use it? Negative, cheesy, clickbait, rage
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1y ago
Some people are so ideologically opposed to any regulatory intervention These are people who are ideologically opposed to any regulatory intervention? How can such an extreme position even begin to make sense? This is like letting boxer
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Ex-CIA Whistleblower: "The NSA Audited the 2024 Election, Kamala Harris Won"
(thiswillhold.substack.com)
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1y ago
What about https://ghost.org/about/ They seem to be doing well, 8.5 million in revenue
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1y ago
How is it fair to compare buying a house to buying a TV? One costs 500$ and the other costs 500k plus ongoing costs like repairs and taxes. Not saying you’re wrong, just that the comparison isn’t apt
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This is usually the case with onerous rules and regulations. Actual criminals have the means and motivation to work around any law. There will be a percentage of dumb/small criminals who will get caught, and the time and effort spent
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1y ago
This is depressing. What is "trans agenda" and why do they think it affects them? Do they even know a single trans person in real life, assuming that is what they are scared of? I honestly do not understand any of this at all.
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1y ago
This might still be appealing to young people, especially those who do not like the noise/pollution of big cities and can't afford them?
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1y ago
lol, I don’t know if this is scary or impressive :)
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1y ago
Fujistu is a business - they're gonna lie and do all kinds of shady things to maximize profits, avoid litigation etc. Nobody expects a big business to be ethical or even do only legal things at this point. It is the prosecutors conduct
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1y ago
Maybe everyone does it at some level, but not everyone works in a job that has the potential to wreck other people's lives and freedoms. There should be a higher standard for doctors, prosecutors, cops, judges etc than someone writing
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1y ago
In law enforcement, people tend to decide on a suspect and then look for proof. Yikes, such people shouldn't be in working in law enforcement then
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1y ago
Why does it not make sense? If I was involved in a robbery at age 18, as a dumb kid, should I still be called "robber xyz" for the rest of my life? Especially if I turned my life around?
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1y ago
Lets ignore everything else for a second. Isn't it common sense, common decency to ask how can thousands of postal workers become thieves overnight? We're talking about postal workers for fuck's sake, not a bunch of mafia dud
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1y ago
This was depressing to read. Failures at so many levels. 1. Immediately after Horizon was rolled out, issues were reported. But ignored 2. Prosecutors didn't bother to verify if there is another explanation before accusing thousands of
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1y ago
If there are humans somewhere, that place is going to have some level of corruption. I suppose a more practical way is to look at relative levels of corruption. Countries like Singapore, Norway etc have lower levels of corruption (at leas
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1y ago
Is this a static website? If yes, what do you use to build?
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1y ago
Some people are just plain...weird? I was reading reviews of some book on Amazon (can't remember which one now). Someone gave the book a one star review, because "it was delivered two days later than it was promised" while si
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Ask HN: Anyone is an "AI Engineer"? What does your job tasks include?
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So the very first recommendation is “check their LinkedIn”? What if I, as a candidate, don’t want to be on LinkedIn or any other social media? I understand companies want to protect themselves. They need to understand some people just don’t
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1y ago
How about offering cheaper healthcare, cheaper child care, sensible maternity/paternity leave/benefits, not tying healthcare to jobs, providing better work life balance, better wages... and on and on? Babies are not like buying cl
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1y ago
While “maximizing shareholder value” is a huge problem, aren’t there other problems too? Founders wanting to get rich as quickly and as easily as possible, customers/users refusing to pay even for most important services (for example,
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1y ago
Generally speaking, “merciless” anything is inhumane, likely to be counter productive.
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“Discounts upto 50%” - shopper finds out one product (that nobody wants) out of 1000 has a discount of 50%, everything else has like 5%. But the statement itself is technically not a lie, they did say “upto”, lol. That is how corporate spea
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Apotheker had made the discontinuation choice without even informing the Palm team beforehand Is this how big decisions are made in big companies? Or is this an exception? Shouldn’t people in high positions have basic humility to get the
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What is the big risk here? He has the cash to burn and he has full control of his position. Nothing will happen to him if he wastes a few Billions. He is not some poor single mom who has to decide between fixing her car and paying for kid’s
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Why hasn’t Apple entered the medical devices business (glucose monitors etc)? Isn’t that a lot easier than spending hundreds of billions into buying a carrier?
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1y ago
I found the above from iOS search. I also ask around, but not many people I know are interested in word games unfortunately. I suppose other languages have way less word games than English?
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