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by dls2016 6y ago
This makes sense and my original comment reflects my ignorance of pre-WWII history.
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by dls2016 6y ago
> All unions end up being political. You say this like it's a bad thing. Instead, we've just been conditioned as "professional" employees to not talk politics in the one place where we have a modicum of control over h
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by dls2016 6y ago
I like that everyone sort of forgets about the time the big tech firms were caught in a wage-fixing cabal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
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by dls2016 6y ago
> American management always reminds me of the historical British army, where the gentry directly was recruited into the higher ranks American management and workers seem equally stratified. As a veteran, American management seemed to t
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by dls2016 6y ago
> why would he want to be in a union when he is a top earner compared to great majority of people in the same country? Didn't Google get busted fixing wages along with other tech companies? https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by dls2016 6y ago
What other balance to corporate power do workers have?
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by dls2016 6y ago
> I didn't talk bad about the company that I was getting my paycheck from Have you ever been in a union workplace?
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by dls2016 6y ago
word
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by dls2016 6y ago
I'm being sincere. My research indicates both problems cause roughly $40 billion/year in damage to the economy. It's not my fault that most people posting here don't see the impact of wage theft and/or the impact of
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by dls2016 6y ago
Very much not interested in locking up more people. Have you seen our (USA) numbers?
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by dls2016 6y ago
'Tis not. (Though I admit it's slightly trollish.) Edit: once you see all the ways in which our justice system protects capital, it's kind of hard to un-see...
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by dls2016 6y ago
Simple: give the homeless houses.
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by dls2016 6y ago
Can we do shoplifting next? Make it a civil offense like wage theft?
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by dls2016 6y ago
I just learned this one while teaching an intro to C++ class... the student had no idea what they wrote and it took me a minute to realize why their code even compiled.
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by dls2016 6y ago
I skimmed at first and thought the author was going to talk about the implementation of dependency resolution in apt-get.
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by dls2016 6y ago
Classic paper. I studied this before returning to grad school due to my job at the time. I eventually studied dispersive PDEs... but no matter where you turn in PDEs you always apply contraction mapping to establish existence of solutions.
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by dls2016 6y ago
Haha I just used this code. My little ESP32 data acquisition project has been running two days since switching to the PrintPreallocate function with essentially constant memory usage so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Way too many other things to worry abo
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by dls2016 6y ago
The CIA should absolutely be abolished.
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by dls2016 6y ago
What’s wrong with labels and tabs and important and starred and blah blah blah?
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by dls2016 6y ago
Cops protect capital.
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by dls2016 6y ago
I thought this was going to be about Kramerica Industries.
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by dls2016 6y ago
Haha why? I'd much rather be wrong and miss out on some gains for a year than loose a bunch like I did in 2008 with this mentality. Pandemic damage is certainly not priced in.
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by dls2016 6y ago
> overwhelming urge to go outside for a walk classic salvia
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by dls2016 6y ago
What sort of numbers are you seeing?
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by dls2016 6y ago
Found it: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/publication/how-to-...
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by dls2016 6y ago
See also: jail time for shoplifting vs. wage theft.
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by dls2016 6y ago
I'm new to the microcontroller world and am using ESP-IDF on the recommendation of a friend. Espressif's example code is pretty good! I was leaning towards STM32, but the ESP32 seems to do everything we need for now... pretty nice
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by dls2016 6y ago
Leslie Lamport described a writing system like this but I can’t find a reference.
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by dls2016 6y ago
She brought some nanoseconds to Letterman: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x35dsz7
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by dls2016 6y ago
> If the company never adopts any new tech ever, it's a sign that it's lost its way. So you're telling me I wasted last week installing the VB6 IDE on Windows Server 2016?

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