corporateslave3

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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Google and FB know this, the problem is that its far too inefficient for them to screen for those hard earned skills. The algorithms tests are pretty close to IQ tests that you can study for. For mass hiring of decently intelligent employee
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
If the job isnt worth the salary, then the business isnt fungible
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Yeah I see this as well. Some recruiters will name a number less than my current comp, and be completely astounded that I am already making that much.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Actually Western Europe is in serious trouble. This argument isnt worth having if we cant agree on that.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Trump was: Anti globalization in all of its manifestations (immigration, tariffs, taxes, trade) That was what he ran on. How can you say he was pro corporation?
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Outlier with regards to what? It was an exposure of the extreme discontent bubbling under the surface in America. If anything, it was completely rational. The election did not happen in a vacuum and it was not random. I personally believe t
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
So bigger government is the solution? All of those are manifestations of a communist/socialist society.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
1/60 of the company value? That is insane
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Inefficiency compared to what? Look at what capitalism has done to standards of living and life expectancy across the world over the last 100 years. In terms of the quality of human life, it is so staggering how effective capitalism has bee
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
No just an oversupply of people that really arent smart enough to push their fields forwards, they are just highly "educated". PHDs at average schools can be done by most people willing to put in long hours, we need to stop confla
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
You might like how living standards are higher than they have ever been in human history?
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
I think its already been iterated on by other commenters, but almost all of this advice is wrong. Name brands play a huge roll in careers, even in programming ones. If you have worked a long career and havent worked at a big name company, t
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
haha yeah, it was funny reading that after I posted it. My point is people, wont work if they dont have to, working is miserable. But it keeps an order in society that has been shown to be beneficial (look at the development of western demo
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Sure, everyone will keep being disciplined, waking up early to a work a shitty office job. They will keep doing data entry for 40k a year and cleaning up public toilets for 35k a year. They will put up with massive stress and the risk of be
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
I am never in fear of starvation. Western civilization was built on the bedrock of contributing to society through labor. It's how the system works. That whole system will have to change if that axiom disappears. It is very naive to th
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Minimum guaranteed income is the beginning of the end. From a humanist perspective it is great, but that is short sighted. Human beings are goal driven, strip away the necessity of that basic human drive and who knows what can happen. &quot
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Speaking generally, the board and shareholders would never allow a CEO to sacrifice the stock price for the CEO's morals, unless those morals aligned with the good of the company. Very naive to think otherwise.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
In what ways has Trump done anything similar to Hitler?
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
The weird part is they arent doing it for political reasons, this is to protect the image of their corporation. But we havent been told that. There is so much obfuscation of the truth in politics, I am constantly amazed and dismayed at the
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
This actually blows my mind. I know that probabilistic languages exist, but something very interesting could be done here.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
I dont think this is true. There's a reason fresh engineers are paid so much, they are almost immediately valuable.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
This is how you never move up to high paid positions. You need to develop relationships with people across the business to do well.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
One more is the automation of distributed computing. "Big data" will be completely encapsulated and hidden to the end user.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
cryptocurrencies, whole new asset class, wild west
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Enough with this diversity crap
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
To be completely honest with you, I think you are trying to back someone into a logical corner on something you dont understand. You are arguing one thing and missing the whole picture.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
I question the utility of this. I don't break apart an engine to figure out how to use it, I read the manual about inputs and outputs.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
The proper allocation of capital to working business. Are you arguing against the existence of the investment industry? How would capital move around, how would growth occur?
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Completely delusional about Hedge Fund profitability.
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by corporateslave3 9y ago
Right now the newest investment strategies are taking alternative data sets, like mining website data, and using it to predict stock prices. What value does that provide to the average guy? Nothing but market efficiency. It's just how

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