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3y ago
You know, I do want to pay $300 dollars and carry an additional screen around everywhere I go just so Facebook can show me more ads.
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3y ago
Why would I want to improve quality of life for "everyone"? I can improve my quality of life by a greater amount by making more money.
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If you find it acceptable to act on your selfish behavior you should also find it acceptable that the company acts on its selfish behavior, and fires you for someone to works the same but produces more, no? Which is what actually happens. A
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3y ago
World isnt black and white. If you believe you don't owe it, why would you account for it as if you did. In fact it just occurred to me, just imagine what it would look like in court if their internal books showed they accounted for it
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3y ago
So you suggest taking a productivity gain and using it to keep production while working less. Why not use the productivity gain to keep the same worked time and increase production?
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3y ago
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4031841 LOL!
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> defaulted on their $73.8 million loan after being unable to find enough tenants, becoming the latest office owners to throw in the towel on Portland’s struggling office market. > Field Office is owned by New York investment bank Gol
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3y ago
When I said problematic behavior, I was referring to this: > Their auditors views and interpretations vary wildly year to year, and they will not provide any written guidelines for their positions. That's why I started with the disc
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3y ago
I'm not doubting anything you're saying, but are there examples of such problematic behaviors in the public record?
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I hate crypto bros and crypto land, it's a cesspool of scammers with almost zero value to it. That said, isn't it a bit concerning that we have an agency that both writes AND enforces the laws? Why is this aspect unlike everywhere
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3y ago
My understanding is you can follow us in other instances...?
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3y ago
Do you have to have had a Facebook account? I'm asking because they keep profiles on people even if they're not Facebook users.
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3y ago
I'm not at the moment. I spent 1 year there. I can go back; would being physically in the USA improve my chances with either of those visas? Edit. I thought I'd clarify: I've held an L1B and I still do. I'm not in the US
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3y ago
Hi Peter thanks for this. European, PhD, what's the fastest way available for me to get a green card? I've heard of the investor visa, but I can't invest 1mil, or hire 10 people. I've also heard of the H1B, but from what
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3y ago
Kids doing homework? That's horrible, those Asians bringing their homework over here.
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3y ago
You have been radicalized, please get help.
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3y ago
I hear you, I'm also careful to make the distinction between poor and antisocial. However, you must also acknowledge that extremely poor people have less at stake, and so it's not surprise that the two are correlated.
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What's the shitty country? India?
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3y ago
Some times sport adoption is driven by fashion. When a sport becomes a fashion, it doesn't have to be a good sport.
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3y ago
Is this what HN is now, sharing memes and trolling? Why not post this on Reddit instead?
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This isn't trolling, genuine question from someone who joined the internet after Usenet was already gone: I keep seeing people wanting to build distributed this and distributed that. According to Wikipedia, usenet was already distribut
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The most important thing that I've learned from Stallman is that "craft a story - don't worry how convoluted it might appear - where corporations take actions in order to benefit themselves at the cost of everyone else"
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3y ago
"Walking the line between anarchism and pragmatism" isn't good business. Change my mind.
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> There is 0 difference in absurdity between banning posts of "Kim Jong Un does surely poop and pee" in r/pyongyang and "Men cannot get pregnant" in r/science. You've been radicalized. Please get help.
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3y ago
What is this about reddit being zombified? Dont they have huge traffic?
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Almost all engagement metrics are self-reported, and companies in the "attention economy" tend to lie about them; I don't expect elon musk to be any better.
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Funny, I just saw a headline how railway execs in the UK expense tens of thousands in flight tickets because they're cheaper than the rails they operate. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12330029/Netwo
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"Just use C++ libraries" is good enough for "simple" operations on "simple" types that have been implemented in C++. If you want C-like performance for generic types without relying on someone having already im
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3y ago
Best website in the world.
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3y ago
Wait, pit bull terriers are banned? I see them everywhere. Typically owned by the kind of garbage that definitely shouldn't own a dog.
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