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by decebalus1 4y ago
ergo a recession, like OP said. As long as you don't need to retire or to liquidate during the recession, you should be fine.
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by decebalus1 4y ago
What are you even talking about? > Microsoft was incorporated in the state of Washington on June 25, 1981; reincorporated in the state of Delaware on September 19, 1986; and reincorporated in the state of Washington on September 22, 1993
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by decebalus1 4y ago
I don't understand your point. The USA was just meant to be a couple of colonies, then an association boycotting British imports but look at us now. It's scandalous! I may be biased as personally I would love to see the United Sta
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by decebalus1 4y ago
I mean technically you can choose to be a `Trotskyist-zionist-titoist-bourgeois-nationalist` traitor or any other flavor of traitor, but you can't really choose who you're attracted to.
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by decebalus1 4y ago
As someone who frequently gets great book recommendations from HN, I will try to return the favor and mention https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10258783-drift-into-fail...
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by decebalus1 4y ago
> In the real world, Orban was just reelected with overwhelming majority His election results were so good, they were downright Putinesque. Not a lot of comments on hackernews made me laugh as intensively as yours.
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by decebalus1 4y ago
Not to defend anything about the American model (I personally hate it and think it's broken) but the annual checkup is a very cheap way of dealing with a possibly expensive condition. The checkup is non-intrusive and for presumably hea
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by decebalus1 4y ago
I don't understand your point. Do you think poverty is something far away in 3rd world countries only? Your point is probably moot in countries with strong social welfare systems, but the USA for example has 16% of its children living
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by decebalus1 4y ago
I don't think we'll know exactly until after the war ends (and hopefully the russians are pushed back to the '91 borders). There is a huge disparity indeed, but not all of them are concentrated in the areas of conflict right
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by decebalus1 4y ago
or reddit: https://github.com/AncientEntity/PublicPyRedditStorage/
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by decebalus1 4y ago
> Is some point being made there? Yes! That everything is fine, everyone is happy and if you're not happy, then the only sane conclusion is that there's something wrong with you.
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by decebalus1 4y ago
> every day I feel more and more trapped by the insanity of the country I live in, and the western world overall. Move to Russia.
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> it just lets people focus their outrage better Sounds like a 'win' to me.
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by decebalus1 5y ago
Haha you'd be surprised of the amount of Google cargo-culting happening in the industry. Lots of companies have 'hiring committees' now.
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by decebalus1 5y ago
Who gives a shit, honestly? It's not like they can do anything about it: - Democracy was never really a thing for Russians - Even if it was a thing, there is no viable opposition, as trying to run against Putin comes with all sorts of
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by decebalus1 5y ago
Any independent sources to verify anything you posted? Also, this doesn't answer my original question for the other troll. Let's not forget that all of this, the reason people are talking about this in the first place, is the fact
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LinkedIn: Amazon is #1 company where Americans want to work in 2022(aboutamazon.com)
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by decebalus1 5y ago
What's actually happening is ethnic Russians in Ukraine getting a taste of non-Putin flavored government which would spill over into Russia. The battle here is not over some land or some resources. Putin does not want the example of an
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by decebalus1 5y ago
Source for that? I mean a source that's different from 'some Russian government asshole on Telegram' picked up by Tass. Some independent source I mean.
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> Russia says Russia is a proven liar. Whatever Russia says I would default to the opposite, until irrefutable evidence comes along. This reminds me of Molotov's bread baskets. I bet there were also some useful idiots back then, say
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by decebalus1 5y ago
And you are very obviously talking out of your ass, indeed. I think it's also safe to brush aside Russian nationalism which literally threatens the whole planet. I didn't say that. The Russian president 'itself' said it
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by decebalus1 5y ago
I don't think it's about the edit button itself, literally. The fact that a tweet is immutable is likely an assumption running deep inside twitter's system. For a large enough system, I could totally see implementing somethin
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> The west will still do nothing. Haven't you read Russian propaganda? The west (which is the devil, basically) is waging war against Russia. The west is the reason Russia is a shithole rural petro-state. Also, the west is trying to
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by decebalus1 5y ago
I will go with the propaganda from a state that doesn't literally control mass media and where we don't shoot journalists in the street or poison dissidents. Thank you very much for such a valuable input, 40 day old account with n
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> Groups like Azov are actively supported by the Ukrainian government So is the Wagner group with the Russian government. Your point being? > videos of pow torture As per the Russians, this is not a war. Hence, they're not prison
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by decebalus1 5y ago
And why should the employee help with that? And why at that point? There's a lot of opportunities for feedback during employment. If you're banking on exit interviews, you've already lost and you're doing it fundamentall
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> All feedback is anonymous, rolled up with non-exit feedback, and delivered to managers/leads periodically so it can't be easily linked back Oh sweet summer child.. No feedback is anonymous, ever. It can be 'confidential&
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by decebalus1 5y ago
Not very common as a 'role', unless you're in the Navy. Because it's made up and it's an oddly specific description of some person the author observed. Everyone can become a 'deep diver' as appropriate. It
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by decebalus1 5y ago
> Something about these articles reads so self congratulatory and aggrandizing... That's a requirement for staff engineering. This is how you graduate to staff. If you don't understand, there's a couple of books you can b
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by decebalus1 5y ago
I cannot take any of this seriously. - First of all, it assumes that `interviewing.io` is some sort of certification standard (which I'm willing to bet is the actual point of publicizing these 'studies' in the first place. It

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