animalgonzales

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by animalgonzales 4y ago
> A similar trend was observed with Myspace and Facebook It's happening right now with Facebook/Instagram and Tik Tok.
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by animalgonzales 4y ago
this. the speculation around watches right now is completely unhinged. my Rolex Date 34mm sold for $3k in excellent condition three years ago. the same watch now sells for nearly $6k.
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
lol the partiful.com background image file is 4mb.
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
what a load of shit. you know what's wasteful? corporate tax breaks in the trillions of dollars that have no direct effect on working people or their families. fuck this org and their misdirection
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
there's a special place in hell for billionaires laying people off with one week severance before Christmas.
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
please do an AMA, your career advice would be super helpful
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
Cursed dark future capitalism. Looks like a great way to launder drug money
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
American definitions of "class" are just a way to obscure the lines between the owners and the workers. Most middle class people are petite bourgeoisie or labor aristocracy proletariat
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
"Having served with the French Navy in the Algerian War, the ardently anti-communist Denard took part in the Katanga secession effort in the 1960s..." who woulda guessed
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
> I believe there are two kinds of colleges, the Rich Kids Daycare (RKD) and the Trade & Professional Formation (TPF). jesus christ can we stop trying to redefine bourgeoisie and proletariat? what is with americans and hating karl ma
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
cursed late stage capitalism. let's reduce everything in our lives down to ROI. this article feels like a symptom and not an answer for the problem of a required college education and it's astronomically stupid costs for working f
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
the "10x programmer" is just rugged American individualism repackaged to make a very profitable and skilled workforce feel insecure. most successful tech projects are developed by teams with a diverse set of creative talents beyon
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
>BTW, I always think left-wing academics should just go out, open businesses, pay workers twice their market wage. And boom, a big win-win! You win your ideology fight and workers get better pay. wtf are you talking about left-wing, ther
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
wtf they want people who know coffeescript https://bubble.io/job?jid=4377554002
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
> Obviously everybody (Branson/Bezos) is entitled to spend their cash in whatever way they want. straight up, no. they're using your tax dollars because they aren't taxed
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by animalgonzales 5y ago
> And there’s lots of evidence to suggest that workers buy into the belief it would be cool if people writing these pieces had a background in dialectical materialism. maybe people don't buy into the belief but are coerced into work
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
lol https://twitter.com/ImReadinHere/status/1375942199066648582?...
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
it's like there's really only two classes, the owner class and the working class I think a bearded dude wrote a book about it a long time ago, idk
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
lol wat, lived in nyc for years. you either rent a car, get a cab, or hire people. owning a car that sits and takes up space during the 90% of your life you aren't driving is inefficient and stupid
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
he's diagnosing the issue wrong but he's not wrong to feel like the game is rigged. very few people own stocks and the "people" that do own a disproportionately larger amount that everyone else.
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
1. learning. I notice that people who have the fancy degrees or come from big tech are more interested in status/ladder climbing rather than the "work of the work". new things are dangerous to the status quo. 2. reading compr
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
as a lib arts major, this speaks to me. I think the biggest thing that's helped me in my career is simply being exposed to things besides computing fundamentals.
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
not just IBM, but the link to the microsoft layoffs is kind of mind blowing: http://techrights.org/2020/08/02/microsoft-layoffs-secrecy/ >“Microsoft rarely, if ever, allows anyone working there to rea
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
I think it was this Freakonomics episode: https://freakonomics.com/podcast/in-praise-of-incrementalism...
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Testing components that make API calls(anthonygonzales.dev)
3 points by animalgonzales 6y ago|0 comments
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
Midtown/East Sac is honestly the only place I would live if I were to go back. I have a major problem with the culture outside of the city itself: 1. People are very closed-minded. They're against education, labor, the government,
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
how do taxes work?
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Why Learn Test-Driven Development?(anthonygonzales.dev)
1 points by animalgonzales 6y ago|0 comments
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
>Sounds exactly like the problem so many folks here are having with Emacs. sadly vim too :(
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by animalgonzales 6y ago
lol yeah everything is just peachy with American capitalism

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