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by hogrider 5y ago
If he's burnt-out from being a developer, QA will just add fuel to the fire. I feel they the most under paid and overexploited and time pressured of any role adjacent to software development and dedicated QA jobs are going extinct anyw
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by hogrider 5y ago
We don't pay the real price for those things bc companies externalized any cost as much as possible. And we took a huge environmental debt borrowing from our future (works out great for boomer who will die before it affects them too mu
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by hogrider 5y ago
Starbucks is conspicous spending, a flex as much as convenient coffe. If you are an utilitarian like this of course you are not their target demographic.
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by hogrider 5y ago
That's called contraband. Protectionist tariffs are there to deter exactly this.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Allow me to be an armchair social scientist for a second, I think this proof that work and labor participation in the economy is firwt above all a social contract. So we did not deem musicians useless in this time and forced to change caree
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by hogrider 5y ago
IMO poverty will be the normal state of 2/3 of humanity due to technological unemployment. UBI will be successful exactly nowhere except maybe the USA if they manage to keep the status of the dollar as wolrds reserve currency.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Awful toxic boss.
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by hogrider 5y ago
I wonder if people will start to make shell companies to just go brankrupt when this happens and start afresh with another company. The cloud vendor doesn't look too closely ehat you are running right? So this could work.
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by hogrider 5y ago
It's about power, just like mandating going back to the office.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Usually this gets done "under the table". I don't think there's anythibg really preventing it stateside since labir protections are flimsy and are there only for citizens /residents.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Great. Personally, I will starve before going back to unpaid stressfull commute to an open plan office. I'd consider it if the employer offered a commute addressing these points.
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by hogrider 5y ago
How is this even a question when jumping ship is a 10 to 20% pay bump minimum and satying on a meager 5% or having increased responsibility for a year or longer before making a promotion official?
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by hogrider 5y ago
Explore the great outdoors.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Pardon my ignorance but isn't it a huge mistake to place non german speaking children in these classes? They just hope they'll pick it up along the way? Isn't it throwing them to the wolves?
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by hogrider 5y ago
Just don't look up.
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by hogrider 5y ago
But it's only a penalty for the "breadwinner", it seems to me for the other side it's a massive profit for a few years of marriage.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Glad I always stayed away from it.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Just give it time until europe reaches late stage capitalism. Yes, they didn't have as many neoliberal waves eroding the social fabric in name of capitalism.
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by hogrider 5y ago
There should seriously be a tipping customer strike. Worse is better, then everyone will have to leave these shitty jobs.
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by hogrider 5y ago
If you liked this you should know about endemic warfare and ritualistic warfare, in the most civil examples it amounted to a very intense game apparently where they'd just raid for stuff or women without killing each other. Sicilian de
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by hogrider 5y ago
It's simply making a good general solution, vs the tyranical decision making that goes on internally at companies, where they tweak little details to custom workflows bc stakeholders said so.
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by hogrider 5y ago
It's like insurance, they think they won't need it and they don't have any incentive to do the right thing (spend more, much more, for a catastrophic but low chance scenario).
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by hogrider 5y ago
Good for them. If theres a clearly bad choice that hurts all of society you need to remove any choice in the matter.
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by hogrider 5y ago
If you mean you want to become a homeowner at 20, move to the countryside. Remote work being the birm and all...
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by hogrider 5y ago
Just my .02, but I would take a break from the industry, possibly from any kind of desk job. If you have savings at all you should do ok with a little income restocking shelves or whatever.
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by hogrider 5y ago
It's just game theory. No one would vote for more work for themselves and no extra pay unless you were weirdly indoctrinated by your employer.
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by hogrider 5y ago
This one is the text book definition of fall guy as a service. Anything goew wrong, it's his head, that's why the pay him.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Well, this being the post truth era an all I pretty much think everything is sponsored content or trolls, someone doing some free writing is pretty harmless. That said, lawyers are prettt clueless as to what they would need of this kind of
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by hogrider 5y ago
Because central bank shenanigans made the whole economy a sham.
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by hogrider 5y ago
Well, there is such a thing as coast FIRE, but otherwise I don't see why people would choose this. This ki d of job is stressfull on a basic level I believe, and work is work, you're not going to squeeze a lot more of job satisfac

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