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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Technology is a large factor but not the core driver. It's individual human motivation that drives the efficiency of the system. When you centralize the function of human motivation into a governing body like socialism aims to do, the
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I'll sum it up for you: "Vote for the person we picked for you because they're not Trump."
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Where do you think a Tesla goes to get new tie rods or a body panel replacement? They lean on the existing service location network. My friend needed body work on his Model 3 after someone hit him. They sent him to a traditional dealership
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
How else would a car manufacturer put staff and inventory in every town across the country? They would either build dealerships themselves or franchise it out. Their cost structures don't cover this brick and mortar presence currently
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
It depends on whether it's more moral to keep a department of 5000 people employed (all paying income taxes) while avoiding import taxes or scrap the whole department because taxes make the department unprofitable. A business will neve
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
It only depends heavily on the up vote if you depend on the up vote. Sometimes it's nice just to formulate thoughts in writing. If others see it, great. If not, no big deal.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Of course. I feel more comfortable speaking my mind under a more anonymous account. Even then I'm pretty measured, I just don't want to deal with potential headaches in my professional career. I don't owe the world my true se
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
You're not mad at the person who wrote the tax code? Taxes are pretty arbitrary. Unless you intend to enforce the spirit rather than the letter of the law you're always going to be playing cat and mouse games. People who generate
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Of course there's mentoring 2-3 times per week. The rest of the time they're just staring at their screens trying to figure out wtf is going on. People don't feel confident jumping in to a chat stream. In real life you see a
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Yes, but it's a huge strain on senior workforce. A summer intern becomes a curse where no work gets done because you're trying to actively include digitally what's being done for free via office osmosis.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I'm seeing this in personal experience. Interns and juniors are just totally lost between Zoom meetings. They don't have the confidence to jump into busy work chats.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Press, followed by $3 billion extra budget from tax coffers.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
A burned bill can be replaced because its value is backed by an institution--the absence of such an institution is the premise of crypto.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
God I miss tango. 2 kids put our 2 years of lessons to a screeching halt.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Yeah, the SSO gates are common and borderline criminal. "The only way you can use our software is insecurely"
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Yes. I learned that about myself a long time ago. Sometimes it takes me a week to figure out "how to change the color of a button" but after that I can ramp up pretty fast. As I get older it just becomes a question of targeted tim
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I think it would be nice if the toast popped up and hid in a tray and you could expand it and see a toast history with timestamps.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
But fraudsters can steal your cash too. The difference is that you don't call the bank when someone takes your cash, you call the cops.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Is nagios still a thing? I used it 10 years ago and loved it. I feel like people would look at me funny if I suggested it now. Datadog is all the rage.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Or in other words "it's hard to get scammed if you're not greedy"
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Same. I live vicariously through Andrew Camarata, Farmcraft101, and Diesel Creek.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Are you saying you want to know if there's a US Radium heir that has a 50% stake in Hostess so you know not to buy Twinkies? Our entire modern society is built on the blood (and brilliance) of the past. Lessons were learned. You'l
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
If the whole team is remote then everyone is on the same level. However, If any are colocated then there's going to be a rift, guaranteed. As soon as the majority is colocated then the all of a sudden remote workers start unintentional
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
It is what you make it. If you don't utilize the face time you have with people then you're leaving opportunity on the table. The world won't end or anything if you don't network, but you'll have a leg up on everyon
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Well, you will get control over employees that show up. The rest are passed over until they leave. If I had a choice to manage a team hybrid in person or manage fully remote, I would always pick in person. I think it will naturally move bac
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I love this idea.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I don't forget, to establish a new owl community you have to convince a lady owl to come with you on the suicidal journey.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
Also in "management", also feel like my skills will atrophy if I don't keep up. What I do is make tools to make my life easier. For example, if there's a web service at work I use for mundane lookups I'll find out i
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
The point wasn't the answers themselves. It was whether providing any answer at all would get you cancelled.
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by d0gsg0w00f 2y ago
I assume you meant "installing hardwood floors" and not just walking in them...

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