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by geodel 1y ago
Can't really blame click economy when travel is promoted as universal good from local, state and national governments all over the world. Travel used to be few times in a lifetime thing. Now it is like everyone should be traveling few
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by geodel 1y ago
> Stackless coroutines don't even exist in the language currently. And green thread exists in language?
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by geodel 1y ago
Without reading I knew it is about India. This maybe internet example to generate some LOLs but even "well made" highways, bridges, airports will appear crappy once one has experienced infrastructure in US or Europe. Even Many dec
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by geodel 1y ago
No. Blackberries were in pockets of executives and business people.
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by geodel 1y ago
Don't wait. Pick up your phone and Call Elon right now as this position is filling up fast.
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by geodel 1y ago
But I have heard it is worst place to be. So why would any immigrants be lining up?
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by geodel 1y ago
I call same thing at work: "To my friends, everything; to my enemies (or everyone else) corporate policy".
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by geodel 1y ago
Exactly, they are just so bright they don't know anything about the world or what are they doing.
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by geodel 1y ago
> big happy family companies long enough to develop far too much company-specific rather than industry specific expertise, just in time to get laid off at 50. I think this is a great point. Lately this is number one thing I feel concerne
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by geodel 1y ago
LOL. Could be. But why then Xcode sucks. Surely there is no shortage of Xcode engineers there.
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by geodel 1y ago
> For decades, Microsoft operated under an unspoken agreement with its employees—what I call “the pact.” The deal was simple: We’ll pay you 20-50% below market rate, but in exchange, you get stability, reasonable work-life balance, and m
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by geodel 1y ago
They just didn't hire a lot like other companies. No cloud or AI bandwagon with tons of hiring and then later finding no work recently hired folks. Also work conditions were more traditional and stiff compared to pure software play com
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by geodel 1y ago
Indeed. Seems political establishment and regulators were waiting to find some small piece to sacrifice and now that they have found one, "rule of law will be applied to fullest extent". Unlike corruption etc, rule of law really i
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by geodel 1y ago
Indeed. Governments have to worry about 99.9% of cases covered with a law or regulation have punishment in term of fine or imprisonment. Those remaining very likely have multiple advantages like advance technical knowledge, connection to po
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by geodel 1y ago
Talking about stock price is in fact indication of layoffs being working not other way round. I don't think people are arguing against "job is just a paycheck" in last 5 years. In the same vein for company "employee is
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by geodel 1y ago
> Hasn't he all but washed his hands of Figma? Great. What's the point of achieving great things with hard work if one is still stuck working with same product for life. > I have a hard time being interested in something tha
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by geodel 1y ago
I think 1960 NE (Nostalgic Era) was great.
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by geodel 1y ago
> Basically, the same with some global corporations, which literally suck society dry Not that I found corporations great, but there is no indication that society was doing really well before global corporations existed.
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by geodel 1y ago
One of the key requirement is high on sarcasm and low on contribution.
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by geodel 1y ago
Agree. Far too much paraphernalia in cars. My garden cart runs fine with 2 wheels why car need 4. It is just inflate cost.
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by geodel 1y ago
Maybe first find out why it is not just "we" but whole world moved to far lower tax rate in last six decades. > We also need to tax interest, capital gains, dividends etc. at the same rate as wages. "We" can tax every
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by geodel 1y ago
Huh if its pathetic parents can refuse that money. Seems crazy entitlement vibes here.
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by geodel 1y ago
And how these shareholders materialize. I don't think show up at guileless founder's workplace with guns and make them offer they can't refuse? > but there’s a pretty huge throughline of outside investment and addiction en
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by geodel 1y ago
Even better idea is not to have shareholders. After all there are millions of business running without external shareholders.
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by geodel 1y ago
Yeah unlike other companies who keep technical staff on rolls to wash their feet and drink that water. Because profiting from technical work is unthinkable in industry.
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by geodel 1y ago
This is kind of bullshit. One can equally say Satya was setup for success by Ballmer as he stepped away graciously taking all the blame so new CEO can start unencumbered.
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by geodel 1y ago
Yeah, this cool "I don't care" attitude works only until one is on winning side of economy. Once its not then it is always bias against them on basis color, age, nationality, race and so on.
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by geodel 1y ago
Do tell about those nuclear scientists. Seems you know quite a bit.
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by geodel 1y ago
Ironically or not but I'd imagine Trump would be appropriate person to give a proper dressing down to Modi via Truth Social if not through official channels. As in past, the future US dispensation would be far more more decent to dist
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by geodel 1y ago
My thoughts exactly. Neither Rust not Go, not even C/C++ which I could accept if there were some native OS dependencies. Maybe this is a hint on who could be its main audience.

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