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by cudgy 3y ago
My inclination is that it is just a larger dumpster fire when performed by the larger companies. Poor tools don’t scale.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Think of the type of people willing to work at a company that entrusts the most critical action of a company, hiring of employees, to an artificial intelligence? It’s one thing to filter resumes with an ai, but using an ai to rate an in-per
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by cudgy 3y ago
Sure it is from a 10 point scale. 0 - Full privacy off the grid 9 - Brain implant with all data shared to the world 8.5 - Allowing Google to have and scan for ads and government perusal all of your personal emails, written thoughts, locatio
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by cudgy 3y ago
I guess your not used to people agreeing with you.
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by cudgy 3y ago
So, basically, you don’t care about the privacy of your digital data. That is fine, but it represents an extreme position regardless of how many people follow this path.
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by cudgy 3y ago
You forgot: Large company complains that costs are rising for the services they are providing. “We need to give more money to large company because they cannot make a reasonable profit and the company is funding my reelection campaign.” Lar
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by cudgy 3y ago
“At least a person (and their employer) wants to get you off the phone; the person because they're sick of being yelled at and coming up with reasons not to escalate, and their employer because they're paying for the time spent.”
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by cudgy 3y ago
Property taxes are low? Where is this the case? Most communities base property taxes on millage (percentage) of property values which have been going sky high.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Money is at the root of everything you just mentioned.
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by cudgy 3y ago
So do you believe these schools are unbiased regarding admission to students that require such aid (nonprofitable) versus wealthy students that require no aid (profitable)? This article is pointing out that these (and likely lower ranked sc
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by cudgy 3y ago
Perhaps they are taking into account the increased current corporate welfare trends. Want money to build weapons and blow up some people outside the US? Sure no problem! Want money to recuperate from the massive investment losses your bank
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by cudgy 3y ago
What other scenario is there without human contributors getting properly compensated for their time and effort?
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by cudgy 3y ago
“If the manager is not doing his job, it's probably time to switch teams or jobs.” You’ll be switching jobs quite a bit then.
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by cudgy 3y ago
“Were COBOL programmers creative? Data Base programmers? IBM programmers? Those were the majority of software jobs in the past.” Some of those jobs surely had creative aspects to them … far more creative than the recent YAWS (yet another we
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by cudgy 3y ago
Have 2 teams of 10 develop the same thing and pick the best one?
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by cudgy 3y ago
State probably gets a kickback from the third parties for the information they get about the drivers.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Nonsense. There are properties that have doubled in price over the last 2-3 years for no significant reason other than the flooding of cheap money into the economy. Landlords did nothing special or productive to earn this huge share of peop
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by cudgy 3y ago
Most major conversions will require gutting out drywall, ceilings, etc back to the main architectural structure, making new electrical and plumbing much easier to accomplish versus a finished space.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Maybe building extensively in an earthquake zone isn’t the answer? It’s much more expensive and comes with huge insurance risks.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Nailed it. Private offices give workers the flexibility to focus and collaborate easily without being interrupted or interrupting others.
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by cudgy 3y ago
“I think for junior and mid level ICs, and leadership/management focused people (maybe even senior ICs), speed is paramount.” Why? I would argue they need to move slower and methodically so they understand what they are doing instead o
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by cudgy 3y ago
“whoever needs to use your thing has a certain stretch of time where they can implement their part.” This can be ameliorated many times by attempting to mock something that covers the most likely interaction between the dependencies. For ex
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by cudgy 3y ago
Many of these types like to wait till others (the smart ones reading and researching quietly) digest information for them and then go around acting like they figured it out themselves while they were also busy socializing in their meetings
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by cudgy 3y ago
We still have the friends that are proximal and convenient. Online dating augments that.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Yes, getting a job is easier too. More options, easier access, and easier application process.
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by cudgy 3y ago
I was talking about San Francisco not the general Bay Area.
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by cudgy 3y ago
How was this labor measured? What about the non-labor portions of life like financial planning and purchasing decisions which take time as well?
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by cudgy 3y ago
Surely it’s easier to get laid now than before online dating became mainstream. Before online dating, relationships were formed mostly by proximity, convenience and timing. Now, there is a huge list of candidates to attempt contact, adverti
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by cudgy 3y ago
> Where's the profit exactly? Admin fees
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by cudgy 3y ago
Maybe they’ll consider bailing out the pensions like they do the banks? … Nah that wouldn’t make any sense (sarcasm).

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