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by gtsop 5y ago
> but it just seems that almost every job out there is about squeezing more profit out of people That is by definition the relationship of an employee and and employer. If they didn't make money off of you they wouldn't hire yo
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by gtsop 5y ago
This isn't entirely true. Knowing how react works (or doesn't work) helps a designer design a valid experience that can actually be implemented by the developers. Ok maybe they don't need to know React, but surely they need t
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by gtsop 5y ago
> No I'm not a troll Then it must be the drugs. Try to get it together mate.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Nice try troll
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by gtsop 5y ago
I don't think the interview process can be "fixed" as a whole, but there is a single change that I am going to enforce on my end for the future. No more up-front coding tests. I will only do a coding test if you think I am a
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by gtsop 5y ago
Just like the US has done on another dosens cases throughout their history. Please don't spam, my statement still stands. Both sides have done wrong, i just get annoyed when i see the obvious "US good - China/Russia bad"
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by gtsop 5y ago
Not really dissagreeing here. But still, the specifics of these variables might derail from the actual question at hand. Do people actually self report accurately regardless of state? That why i just mentioned that i think these specifics a
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by gtsop 5y ago
Is this even a serious question/discussion? I am not pro-china but I can't help but notice the us-induced narrative to just hate-spam russia and china as totalitarian states purely based on the socioeconomic differences. This meme
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by gtsop 5y ago
> Integrating digital spies into peoples' devices is not the answer. I am not sure you read my comment but anyway.
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by gtsop 5y ago
I think your question has some very specific variables that aren't really helpful. How about making it more generic: Would people really self report excessive alcohol comsumption accurately?
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by gtsop 5y ago
> Economics is not a science like physics. It's not that economics can't be a science like physics. It's that (most) economists don't treat it like a science.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Similar feelings, yes. I don't mind the size at all. It's just that I've got a sweet thinkpad x13 already. My next laptop though, surely a framework (if they are still around)
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by gtsop 5y ago
When technologically impared people make decisions. Here is a possible solution to your problem: Release an open source library that locally has a trained model to detect child abuse texting. Allow messaging platforms to integrate this libr
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by gtsop 5y ago
Perfect? No. Awesome? Yes. Currently using pop os for all my desktop-type computing (gaming, coding, casual web, etc). The true sign that it is awesome is that I feel confident again (after quite a few years) to suggest non-technical people
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by gtsop 5y ago
TL;DR The author is a clearly pro-native development person and doesn't even bother to present the benefits of cross-platform development, not even to make it look like an objective comparison. Goes as far to say false things. Not appr
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by gtsop 5y ago
Take a big breath, you are not necesserily doing something "wrong". It's probably that you haven't understood the full story behind those big salaries, plus you could do some thing better (doesn't mean you're w
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by gtsop 5y ago
Not meaning to be dissregarding, but literally everything works like that. We use almost everything (even at the expensw of comoletely consuming it (resources) or killing it (plants/animals)) to live ourselves. And it's pretty muc
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by gtsop 5y ago
Solarpunk is truly the art movement the world needs desperately right now.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Interesting. This seems to be concerned with grid electricity consumption which is kinda reasonable
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by gtsop 5y ago
More info on this please?
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by gtsop 5y ago
Really? I was totally not aware of that, do you have a resource?
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by gtsop 5y ago
Surely, but are we going to discuss making mining illegal because it drives up gpu prices?
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by gtsop 5y ago
It's not all about data and research I agree. My point is that something concrete must back up my points. Even if that is a strong reasoning system when data/research are absent. Nevertheless, cherry picking stuff to make an artif
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by gtsop 5y ago
I get your point but I am not sure the price gaps we're dealing with right here fall into these cases.
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by gtsop 5y ago
No, my theory is that this the true core of the disscussion here should be how the economy works in general, rather than a specific case of supply and demand.
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by gtsop 5y ago
Yes this is probably it. But if we walk down that route, what prevents anyone from having a say into what everybody else does with their products. Eg: If think there is no social value in crafting wooden cups, do I have a say in what you do
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by gtsop 5y ago
My personal answer on this question is the later. Price stays the same. Eventually the produced products will get into some people's hands. The only difference is how much of their money will end up in the seller's pocket. The mot
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by gtsop 5y ago
Thanks for all the replies, didn't know it was meant to be a drop-in replacement, will give it a try :)
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by gtsop 5y ago
For the matter of price, i don't care what other buyers do with their purchased goods. I care how the seller treats the customer. If we were to discuss other aspects of mining then yes, i would point to other greedy participants in thi
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by gtsop 5y ago
Cost is a major factor of price (so is profit margin). By stating that cost is relatively the same I highlight the stable factor in the price, at the same time highlighting the changed factor in the price (profit)

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