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by home_boi 11y ago
It's the opposite. The utility of money decreases as the amount of money owned/earned goes up. $9/hr to a person without basic income is worth more than $9/hr to a person with basic income. Now people need more money to
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by home_boi 11y ago
Or some countries will take advantage of these fleeing westerners and keep their tax rates lower than the US
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by home_boi 11y ago
No, some people just aren't living in urban places. Police in the suburbs are chill because they don't have to fear for their lives and don't usually deal with delinquent giving them attitude. People treat police well. Police
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by home_boi 11y ago
you didn't list enough technologies. you could boost your chances if you learned a few more and gained a little more experience
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by home_boi 11y ago
It might be a difference of taste. The bloated Yahoo home page type of website is popular in the Asian countries but not in America. This seems to be a similar case.
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by home_boi 11y ago
I don't think degrees matter that much. After the first internship/job, the prestige of the companies on your resume basically "becomes" your degree. I go to a mediocre school and the responses were night and day before
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by home_boi 11y ago
I would like to see huffpo/buzzfeed/clickbait sites put on a "banlist" where their ranking is penalized heavily for being clickbait
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by home_boi 11y ago
I end up doing site:stackoverflow.com or site:quora.com for most of my searches
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by home_boi 11y ago
People spend more time on the website -> more ads shown
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by home_boi 11y ago
It already has. The internet has made distributing and selling text content thousands of times easier.
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by home_boi 11y ago
Did anyone else expect at least a tiny blurb about the difficulties of finding other opportunities? I feel like that is central to the topic.
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by home_boi 11y ago
I did a quick "site:linkedin.com" google search. Bachelors in English and Masters in writing from not the best colleges.
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by home_boi 11y ago
If an AI bot threatens to hurt someone or defames them, are the creators legally accountable? What if an AI bot purchases grass from the silk road or hacks into a database and discloses privately held information? This opens up a whole, new
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by home_boi 11y ago
Females have to face the physical/mental side effects of pregnancy in addition to the complications of child care. Females become the primary care taker at higher rates than males. Primary care takers are less productive and less devot
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by home_boi 11y ago
other data is just harder to crowd source/capture with all the different variations. For a google doc format, less is more.
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by home_boi 11y ago
Better sorting to push down all the entries without employer/location would fix this problem.
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by home_boi 11y ago
I think we could come up with a better way to standarize equity. Maybe have one column for per year value, and another with the details to capture weird vesting schedules like Amazon.
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by home_boi 11y ago
glassdoor doesn't break the compensation down into RSUs/bonuses/salary. Salary isn't the only form of compensation
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by home_boi 11y ago
Why is gender included to begin with? It just adds extra, unneeded noise to the data.