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by burner831234 7y ago
I mean we realize this thread of argument has nothing to do with the point right? A cell phone number does not equal your kitchen phone in terms of access to information. The whole this is moot. The issue now is that this is my personal pho
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by burner831234 7y ago
It's possible that you aren't thinking of the west in terms of the last 100 years. I feel like sometimes when we're all discussing privacy on here, we forget surveillance is iterative as an industry as well. This isn't t
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by burner831234 7y ago
Its always surprising when on HN these degrees are considered non desirable and yet every time one of us starts a company we realize we need them.
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by burner831234 7y ago
While we really should just ask the original author to explain, my interpretation is: younger employees are more likely to simply acquiesce to unreasonable demands like short notice for working late. Or working to prove themselves bc they
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by burner831234 7y ago
This is the thing @lotsofpulp that everyone else seems to be missing. The amount of your income that is available to spend on goods after all of your other fixed expenditures. This has been so solidly tracked in terms of stagnant wages and
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by burner831234 7y ago
+1 and if you need a pop culture version to explain it to you check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJlqsdezhhk (adam ruins everything) complete with references
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by burner831234 7y ago
Actually its the continued extreme pressure to commercialize this. Technology can enable a diversity of content or it can reinforce you staying on the website by serving up continuously sensationalized or aligned content. It chooses the lat