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by bbqfog 1y ago
Executives get paid orders of magnitude more than non-executives, yet never seem to be responsible for the performance of their companies. They should be the first let go when it's time to turn things around. Who else could possibly
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by bbqfog 1y ago
When it's in Israel and features the Zionist flag, then yes, absolutely.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
Israel is getting more and more flagrant in their attacks on the US. I wonder if that's why they're also cranking up the PR? Just yesterday the Vercel CEO took a massive backlash for posting a pro-Zionist tweet that's pretty
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by bbqfog 1y ago
Exactly. Good to see more people speaking the truth.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
No, they are killing as fast as the world will allow. Leaving the West Bank alone? They kill people there (and in Lebanon) regularly.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
Palantir should simply not exist and the executives should be tried for war crimes.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
https://x.com/search?q=From%3Apaulg%20israel&src=typed_query... He also retweets a lot of information about Israel’s war crimes.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
Palantir is the police state. They are not redeemable, as they are fulfilling their original mission. I urge people to see what the founders say on X, chilling.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
Musk bans people all the time. Remember the jet tracker?
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by bbqfog 1y ago
No there are not. There are a bunch of moronic VCs saying incredibly stupid things and paying for blue checkmarks.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
No, I’m sure I didn’t.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
This is why every VC loves vibe coding. Now let's talk about replacing capital with AI!
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by bbqfog 1y ago
In my experience the transient nature of the college town population means that they're all kind of run down in a particular kind of way, especially housing (how many drunken ragers can a 1 bedroom apartment really handle?). It's
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by bbqfog 1y ago
They probably find it equally abhorrent that a European would come and police their culture. Please don't travel somewhere and complain about local culture. You're a guest, possibly and unwanted one.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
They would lay you off in the blink of an eye or be instantly fired. “Caring” doesn’t really come into play.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
If they’re upper management, they are tasked with doing the dirty work for capital. That’s their job.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
This is definitely how the capital class views labor. Don’t be fooled, and ignore at your own peril.
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by bbqfog 1y ago
The War of The End of The World is one of the best books I’ve ever read: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War_of_the_End_of_the_Wo...
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by bbqfog 1y ago
I have and this poster is spot on, he needs to go higher up the chain though. Investors hate employees, even founders. Founders are out to get rich. Executives are out to get rich but don't have what it takes to be founders. All of t
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by bbqfog 2y ago
Is targeting families with ai “the right way to do it”? Office decorum doesn’t even register in importance.
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by bbqfog 2y ago
A lot did business with Nazi Germany too. Corporations need to be forced to behave in a moral fashion.
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by bbqfog 2y ago
There’s a difference between genocide and war. Also calling it your “pet” war shows you aren’t serious.
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by bbqfog 2y ago
That doesn’t work and these people have increased awareness of Microsoft’s role in the genocide. We’re literally talking about it now because if their sacrifice. Anyone clutching pearls over this was pro-genocide in the first place and not
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by bbqfog 2y ago
No, it only comes across like that if you place no value on Arab lives.
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by bbqfog 2y ago
Those people were incredibly brave and I'm glad they stood up for what is right. Microsoft should be ashamed of itself, hopefully they feel real business pressure from BDS for their unethical support of genocide.
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by bbqfog 2y ago
What a pathetic and horrible take. Who cares about Microsoft's 50th anniversary? They are facilitating genocide, more guilty than most. This protest was appropriate and these people were very brave to sacrifice their jobs, but that&#x2
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by bbqfog 2y ago
In the article he talks about making LinkedIn employees come back to work after family dinner. All for LinkedIn . Maybe it wouldn't suck so bad if people weren't stressed out and overworked?
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by bbqfog 2y ago
Just a reminder that this man was a frequent visitor to Jeffery Epstein's island, so it really makes you wonder what his definition of "work" is.
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LinkedIn's cofounder Reid Hoffman says seeking work-life balance is a red flag(fortune.com)
5 points by bbqfog 2y ago|17 comments
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by bbqfog 2y ago
50%+ people didn't vote for Trump because 89 million eligible voters didn't vote at all (myself included).

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