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by azemetre 4y ago
You should edit your comment, it comes across as being in poor taste. There's this idea that people of one race have a very hard time seeing differences in other races: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-race_effe
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by azemetre 4y ago
What is the point of growth if you can't make a successful business? Legitimate question here. I always had a hard time understanding, especially in regards to companies that are still not profitable or just barely after 10 to 20 years
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by azemetre 4y ago
What do you mean by strategic? Like willing to be more vulnerable with others?
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by azemetre 4y ago
I mean me personally I won’t pay as much anymore when they enforce it, I pay it for my parents that live in another state and I only watch their large tent pole shows a couple times a year. Rather than paying for the whole year I’ll pay for
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by azemetre 4y ago
If you're in the US then you have a slam dunk case in regards to sex based discrimination. This is why title 8 has been codified into law for over 50 years (with even more protections added to it). https://www.eeoc.gov/
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by azemetre 4y ago
I don't really think it's a conspiracy or ideology (lol). Teachers pay extremely poor in the vast majority of states in the US. I mean a scrum expert makes more than an elementary school teacher. Wages absolutely have everything t
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by azemetre 4y ago
I feel like you can't be a great designer if you neglect human interfaces, at that point you're just an artist. Nothing wrong with that, but good design it is not.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Since the alternative was continuing to do nothing, yes yes it was.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Why can't it be the same category? How many studies need to smack you in the face about social media causing increased levels of depression and anxiety in both teens and adults? Why should social media companies get zero scrutiny for a
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by azemetre 4y ago
Can you please justify the "churn" stated in the article about a worker needing to see a medical professional due to an infected tooth, then shortly getting fired one week after the event automatically with zero conversations betw
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by azemetre 4y ago
No it’s actually much easier to correct at the government level because it forces bad actors to rectify their behavior. Blaming the individual is such a weak argument, especially since the deck is stacked against you as an individual.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Do you apply these same arguments to other moral hazards like pollution? Wanting to regulate social media (when there are no meaningful regulations) is hardly tyranny.
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by azemetre 4y ago
How can you argue it’s a lack of discipline when companies like Meta and Google literally hire psychologists to make their products more addicting? Why should society pay the price for their malfeasance?
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by azemetre 4y ago
Needing to see a doctor suddenly means you're a poor worker?
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by azemetre 4y ago
I don't need many sides of a story when there is one damning example of a human needing to see a medical professional then getting fired shortly after because no leader at Amazon took 5 seconds to think if this was compassionate or not
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by azemetre 4y ago
It's kind of interesting because Amazon has built a reputation for being absolutely ruthless to their workers (not just delivery or warehouse). You have the notorious NYT article from 2015 (the article mentions this): https:/&#x2
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by azemetre 4y ago
If people lose their jobs or relied on margin to pay for their needs, they will absolutely sell their primary residence. Especially if you have zero cushion to weather any shock event.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Man I’m not disagreeing. I just wish there was a term for tragedy of the digital commons. You see similar things from other fun aspects of the web that disappeared, like guests book or comments on blogs.
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by azemetre 4y ago
It's disrespectful because I never consented to giving their company my email, nor have I consented to their services. This type of reasoning is why a vast majority of people never answer their phone, because there is a very large chan
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by azemetre 4y ago
IDK when it recently started but I've been getting direct messages from various recruiters to an email that I only make public on certain open source packages. As a result I remove all instances of email and just mark every recruiter t
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by azemetre 4y ago
Figma uses rust heavily for their web apps utilizing web assembly. Can’t link to the exact posts but they’ve written about this on their dev blog before. I believe it’s mostly for video processing iirc.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Neat. They should pay way way way way more for the destruction they’ve wrecked on society.
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by azemetre 4y ago
If you lived in a high col city by default doesn’t that mean you live in a desirable area meaning you can likely sell your home? Or are you referring to a lease?
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by azemetre 4y ago
What is Netflix doing differently? I know they had some internal struggles between different media faces (prestige content versus chasing the masses), are you referring to them paying high salaries but having a smaller workforce?
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by azemetre 4y ago
What gives these individuals some sort of divine right over citizens in a democracy? I feel like people are ignoring that human history already went through this period in the era of monarchies and divine rule. It was a disaster then, it&#x
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by azemetre 4y ago
For my friend, while it's remote there is an expectation that they will be working in their offices in CA. I myself would move nearly anywhere for that kind of money. Especially since it's all cash.
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by azemetre 4y ago
Until recently, Netflix only had two levels for SWEs: Senior and Manager. Netflix is known for paying an extremely large base salary. https://www.levels.fyi/company/Netflix/salaries/Software-Eng...
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by azemetre 4y ago
As someone who has been using vim for 5 years and neovim for 2 years, what sort of learning material (books, videos) would you recommend to learn about vim internals and subsequently neovim internals? I would love to contribute but I'm
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by azemetre 4y ago
It’s not. I know a person that ended up paying probably $10k for an interview coach and leetcode tutor that ended up leaving their $90k job at Accenture to making $600k at Netflix. I wish I got returns like that at the market.
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by azemetre 4y ago
No not all e2e frameworks are flakey. Cypress allows you to intercept network calls with ease. The same can be done in Playwright as well.

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