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6y ago
one of the worst channels. the guy just humble brags about how he's an ex-FAANG and gives obvious sounding "advice".
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6y ago
I wonder how many bootcamps that promise to make you a "fullstack developer" in X weeks even cover the basics of security.
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6y ago
with stolen blueprints and unlimited govt resources, easy as pie...
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6y ago
How is the stock still at $34?
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6y ago
>That would address some of the issues and not others, all of which were laid out in my original comment. (Hint: read the words after "Indian".) I originally literally quoted the entire sentence from your original comment, whic
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6y ago
You originally stated that: This has long been a major issue with Amazon - often the people making the decisions as to whether a business with dozens of employees gets to keep selling or goes bankrupt are being paid less than US minimum wag
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6y ago
So you're saying that it's ok to for Amazon to sell in India but not hire there?
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6y ago
The parent didn't say reciprocation is always the answer. Stop putting words in people's mouth and derailing the conversation. In this case it makes sense to do a tit-for-tat ban to hurt them.
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Except that it should frame its policies based on game theory if it ever plans to survive against China. Which is exactly what it's doing. The time to take the high road against bad actors is over.
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6y ago
You seem to be confusing english speaking ability with the ability to communicate and articulate well. Communication is not about being able to speak english perfectly, it's firstly about listening and understanding the context of requ
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yeah but they're variations on the same stuff. it just allows gaming of the whole process where if you solve enough of those types of questions, you have a better chance of getting in.
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6y ago
I don't know of any software company that would hire an introverted person who can't articulate themselves for 20k a month. This is how micro-service architected fully optimized solutions that solve the wrong problem happen. Do yo
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6y ago
the FAANG interviews are pretty standardized now - but then that only selects candidates who are well prepped for the interview itself.
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You and I both agree that it's not a selfless act to have a child. That was my entire point.
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I'm sorry if I implied that I don't want to pay. I'm just emphasizing that the people who choose to have kids are not doing it for selfless reasons.
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6y ago
>an essential service that some people perform to ensure that society as we know it can continue to exist I empathize with parents, but please don't make it sound like it's a selfless act they are doing for the good of society.
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6y ago
Yes, like the freedom to murder someone in broad daylight without the police doing anything for "insulting" Mohammed. No thanks!
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6y ago
Huh? By the same token, India and rest of the world was invaded by Muslims in order to free them of pagan practices and bring them into Islam. This includes Pakistan.
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6y ago
It's one thing to copy. It's another to send your own sous-chefs to work in another chef's kitchen, steal their yet to be released receipes, their research, their actual ingredients even! Another thing is that Japan is friend
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6y ago
Hi, thanks for this and making it freely available. just wondering why you chose the license to waive all attribution as well?
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6y ago
Yeah but those small communities also had rich and poor. You miss one season of rain, and a significant number are now indebted or lose their livelihood.
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6y ago
Well then the horrible reality of humanity is that we seek to punish people who play a part in these atrocities in order to seek justice, till we can come up with a better alternative. Otherwise, let's not punish some newbie in a gang
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Which part did you find aggressive? Prosecuting those responsible for aiding in the genocide of a people?
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6y ago
I'm not american.
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China blamed for Canada’s multimillion-dollar coronavirus vaccine deal collapse
(globalnews.ca)
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Sure, so let them just continue to commit atrocities.
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if we're not allowed to be emotional about genocide, then I'm not sure we are allowed to be human at all.
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yeah i commented about documenting the prc supporters enabling this to happen and I got downvoted and flagged!
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it doesn't matter. chinese citizen opinion doesn't matter to the chinese govt. Western companies lose by trying to play fair against the chinese companies. This is all in accordance with game theory. By trying to be nice, we will
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No, it shows that the US will no longer tolerate state subsidized corporations from supplanting other corporations trying to play by the rules.
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