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by globalreset 4y ago
People with money on the line actually know that people writing for these newspapers are clueless and not worth listening to. Unlike HN readers who keep posting and upvoting this stuff.
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by globalreset 4y ago
The real puzzle is why anyone subscribes in the first place.
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by globalreset 4y ago
> Talking about management in this specific way tells me that they see their management coworkers as enemies, and not as equals. How am I being a jerk here, pointing out the obvious truths. I don't treat other people as enemies. I&#
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by globalreset 4y ago
This. Most bigger corporate meetings could have been an email with some bulletpoints on top with most important things everyone must know, and later then details for people that are interested. But if it wasn't a meeting, where else wo
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by globalreset 4y ago
Somehow most people in the western world can't remember that all the biggest mass murders and other crimes against humanity were all done by the state. It's so important to keep fighting to limit the power of the government. If yo
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by globalreset 4y ago
Yeap. It's manager^2. Thankfully at that level they are so detached, that they could be a highly paid potato and it wouldn't change much for the people at bottom doing the actual work.
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by globalreset 4y ago
Spot on comment - agreed 100%. I generally agree that certain aspects of US system are completely broken comparing to UE. (I was also born in UE and moved to US). However w.r.t. "capitalism" vs "socialism" I must say tha
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by globalreset 4y ago
OK, OK. I am a supporter of of UBI, but let's not make it sound like ICs are the victims that are tolerating the abuse, working for peanuts, or otherwise they will starve. Lots of ICs are also self-serving morons. It's not like th
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by globalreset 4y ago
> What evidence do you have for this? Obviously there is no evidence for this subjective claim. However, the fact that you find it worthwhile to mention: > I've worked with some excellent managers. suggests you actually agree wit
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by globalreset 4y ago
AFAICT, smaller, privately owned software companies are more popular in Europe, and they are often much more competently managed (because the owners actually care). Easy access to funding in US makes building large, collectively owned compa
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by globalreset 4y ago
I should have been more specific. A lot of them are morons, which is orthogonal and more of a problem than being self-serving. A competent self-serving manager is possibly not best for the company, but might be great to work with (under) an
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by globalreset 4y ago
The actual real reason is that most management is just bunch of morons busy optimizing for their own success, and no one worrying about any common sense good of the company. The company downfall is always hiring the first "manager&quot
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> You get paid the least your employer can get away with paying you, not what you "deserve". This approach works only for stuff that won't give you 2 week notice because they have got 10% raise elsewhere. In a real world i
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by globalreset 4y ago
This has nothing to do with more tether being minted when crypto is going up. I am NOT claiming that Tether is some stellar and trustworthy company.
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by globalreset 4y ago
I thought that this Wikipedia link is going to be most credible. If you google "bukele el salvador approval rating" you'll find plenty of info from various sources. I'm not all that informed about El Salvador politics, b
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by globalreset 4y ago
> The entire crypto expansion directly correlates Correlation does not ... > Do your research. Thousands of times this has been brought up and debunked. Tether is minted when there are new fiat deposits. It's the influx of fiat m
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by globalreset 4y ago
Nothing. Some amount of money can go back and forth many times to facilitate trade volume much, much larger than the underlying stock. To make Bitcoin-based financial system liquid, they need some BTC stock to facilitate payments. If it goe