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bilvar
3y ago
Cry me a river, the same people who demand a long-term commitment from their employer will jump ship in an instant for 10k more after 6 months of employment. Companies are full of them.
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bilvar
3y ago
The car sales growth yes, hasn't happened but its more or less priced-in. But most Tesla long-term investors are much more excited about other things the company does.
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3y ago
I used to be in game development industry before I bailed for (much) better salary in tech. I'll probably start scratching that itch full-time by forming a small indie operation. Also be there to see my children actually grow up =)
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3y ago
We have different perspectives, you regard Tesla as an automotive company only, I regard it as much more. Time will tell. Even if it doesn't pan out I've only have a small percentage of my total net worth in it so it won't hu
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3y ago
TSLA going to the moon so that I can FIRE.
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3y ago
Please don't equate words with physical violence. It's Orwellian and the only purpose it serves is to destabilize society.
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3y ago
I don't think I could say what I said more explicitly.
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3y ago
I hate this word with the burning passion of a thousand suns.
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3y ago
That technological progress will be so vast and destructive to the social fabric that individual freedom / capitalism cannot handle it anymore, thus we need central planning to address it.
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3y ago
Ah the same old argument Hayek dismantled over 70 years ago.
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3y ago
Nobody in Britain ever gets voted for the PM role.
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4y ago
Indeed. And they're as (or even more) dangerous for pedestrians as cars since they think traffic rules do not apply to them. Source: I work there.
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4y ago
I'm still failing to see how a (very large albeit) statistical model can take over humanity. I should either be stupid or unimaginative (or both). Please can somebody help me?
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4y ago
On the contrary. Many of those people are now tenured professors and deans of universities, which Bezmenov said were specifically and overwhelmingly targeted by this strategy. Guess which ideology most universities lean on - the ideological
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4y ago
Aside that we are in agreement that laws should not be gendered if we want equality (not examining whether wolf-whistling should be a hate-crime - imho it’s ridiculous it is in any context) since we live in reality and there ARE gendered la
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4y ago
Of course it is! :)
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4y ago
The purpose is that in the law we have clearly determined concepts such as Women's Rights. Thus, the justice system needs to be able to determine who is or not a woman in order to do its job properly. For instance, in the UK wolf-whist
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4y ago
I'm colourblind so I'd posit that the people who banned the term brown-bag are ableist.
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bilvar
4y ago
So how can someone phrase the exact same question in a different way that is not a dogwhistle?
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4y ago
What do you mean that nobody finds the question controversial? I remember it being a huge controversy when the US congress asked it during Kentanji Brown Jackson's interview.
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4y ago
I don't know man, my TV has hardware several orders of magnitude faster and more advanced than the hardware that took us to the moon, and it takes dozens of seconds for apps like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video to load dashboards /
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4y ago
I swear the entitlement in this industry is off charts.
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4y ago
See reply to GP. I commend you too.
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4y ago
I commend you for having this approach. I'm biased from my experience from colleagues that got annoyed when they realized they couldn't have their cake and eat it too.
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4y ago
Yes, and when people going to the office get more opportunities, more advancement and higher compensation, he/she will be complaining for making "less money for the same work". Or they will start complaining about how unfair
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4y ago
When I get a pile of CVs for an open position, I throw randomly half of them in the bin. I don't want unlucky people in my company.
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4y ago
Commenter: Spouts Marxist drivel Reply: Points out that the Marxist drivel is drivel Commenter: Suprised Pikachu face “You must be watching too much Fox News to be bringing up Marx !11!!1” (No matter I don’t even have Fox News in my c
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4y ago
Classic Marxist response when it's demonstrated that their logic produces 1+1=3. Talk about alternative realities :)
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4y ago
Again, a capitalist is someone who deploys capital to provide a product or service. Not someone who is at the top of a supply chain. This is only the definition in Marxian 19th century economic theories. Saying that it's the historical
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4y ago
Why do you think that Marx's definition of capitalist is the 'historical definition'? The term predates Marx. Moreover, words progressively change definitions depending on cultural and intellectual trends.
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