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demarq
6y ago
when I make it I'll remember you, my first supporter!
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6y ago
I bought one for an app... that I haven't even started building. I feel like a straight up squatter now :( but seriously who is going to visit your site when the domain is name is myawesomeapp2020.com might as well purchase the domain
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demarq
6y ago
honestly I've never seen so many people rush to defend a corporations right to pay them less.
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6y ago
> Except they couldn't, FB is forced to pay equal salary. never has. no company is forced to do this. companies only get into trouble if they do this on a significant scale. There are tons of companies out there happily paying women
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demarq
6y ago
This makes sense for the average worker. But these are Facebook devs, surely they demand more knowing they have mobility. At that level signing "fuck you" contracts shouldn't make any sense.
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6y ago
On that basis, a company could pay women less since it knows they are less likely to demand an equal salary. After all facebook is not a charity. facebook is a MAJOR player in society, and reflecting societies values is not a charitable act
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6y ago
it costs less if I decide to cook rather than do take out, should I inform my employer I'm saving more money so they cut my salary. It's a perverse race to the bottom for the benefit of corporations at the expense of the worker an
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6y ago
if they work for the same company and deliver the same value... yes that is exactly what I'm saying.
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6y ago
I've had that in quite a few companies. Their only recourse is to fire you if you unperformed, but reducing your pay is not allowed in the contract. This makes sense to me because I agree to do the job fox x dollars, you shouldn't
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6y ago
Also if the value and quality of work is the same... shouldn't the pay remain the same. Also this leads to income inequality. A person from a poor neighborhood/country gets paid less than someone in a wealthy area.
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6y ago
But Also every company has a clause that prevents your pay being cut no?
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6y ago
> I was worried (unrealistically) that I’d get too many users too quickly 20 year old me after putting on some AXE body spray
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demarq
6y ago
One area I feel modern graphics struggle with is GI. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22722734
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demarq
6y ago
when the guy firing you says "We are facing this situation together." how distant from reality can someone be?
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6y ago
I mean no one is looking for an article they don't know exists.
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6y ago
> I'm okay with posting a few times, but 20 times? Come on.. over 9 months, 9! that's once every two weeks. > so if you miss it no one is looking for something they don't even know exists.
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6y ago
I strongly disagree with the commenters. 20times in 9 months is absolutely ok! I am honestly surprised someone would even take note of a single post in the barrage of posts that is the HN front page. Just as example I login here EVERY DAY a
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6y ago
> 1:1 Most teammates value it lmaof not at any company where I've worked. Everyone has hated it just hated it Here is why: - Its awkward because you often have little or nothing to discuss. - The person you are speaking to is prett
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demarq
7y ago
Wait what here is the advantage again?
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7y ago
This is pretty much a flagship at below mid range price. It's like One Plus and Apple just switched sides on this one.
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7y ago
just a big FAT WARNING here. C++ suffered for a long time from staleness because people detested change. I think tools and technologies should prioritise the future and new users than focusing on the past and long time users. it is what is
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7y ago
shame, I'm that weirdo that actually loves reading and writing docs. If moz were paying, I'd happily sit and just rummage through the codebase adding docs to everything. That said I think Django had the best policy on this. Rather
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7y ago
I got picked up by an Amazon recruiter just before the outbreak. I was really tempted but I'm now glad I took the time to think about it.
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7y ago
ha I tried to find out what people are on HN, but I didn't get any responses. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21484252
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Ask HN: Why does outdoor GI never look realistic?
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7y ago
no context here
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7y ago
given the fact there were 400 to 900, I wouldn't be surprised at any of those videos. have I missed something?
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7y ago
he did not get trains to run on time.
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7y ago
nope he did not.
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7y ago
I'd say the same things are afflicting all world leaders right now, especially trump
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