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immigrantheart
4y ago
I don't really care about his allegations. Innocent until proven guilty. I care more about the way he runs his company: - Minimum salary is $80k - Unlimited time off - Doesn't lay off people My skeptical game theory hat tells me t
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I hope you find happiness and what you are looking for! Asia and SEA has its flaws, but the people are amazing and nature are amazing. I hope you can do good for the community in Thailand! One day I will make the same decision myself.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
How about this. Fences make good neighbors. You stay in your lane, I stay in my lane. We are as humans are different. Our values, our philosophies are different. Attempt to do multiculturalism and diversity will have push back. In Asia, we
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Conservatives aren't a monolithic voting bloc, unlike what the media tells you. There are conservatives who are okay with legal and high skilled/high paid immigration (which I am one). No one is stealing highly paid, trading, fint
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Why would it harm us? We are problem solvers, we can use our intellect somewhere else. Programming is just a tool. A lot of my colleagues are hybrid of traders + programmers. They do a lot of Excel. Sure, we can automate text programming, l
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I live in the USA now and filter out most politics from social media. Being an immigrant from a 3rd world country, I lean more conservative so I also don’t care about stuffs you mentioned above Like, when I browse Reddit popular I automatic
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immigrantheart
4y ago
OCaml fits the bill for me. It is an amazing language, very practical, fast, and easy to code with. It is a shame that I didn't discover OCaml sooner. FWIW, I tried Elm, Haskell, PureScript, Elixir.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Read law of induced demand. Real estate is not fixable. It is the way it is.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Seems worrying to me if our under 30 and educated population is anti working. I'm just giving one example, doesn't necessarily mean that I am a Trump supporter and covering up for Trump.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
You just have to use this to push your ideology that leetcode style of interviews don't work, don't you.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Seeing how Reddit’s frontpage is becoming more and more left to the point even moderate leftists think it is ridiculous, I don’t have much faith in depolarization.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Can you elaborate more? I actually don't quite understand this statement.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Not trying to be racist, but does this mean darker skinned people (caused by sun burn) are sexually more active?
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immigrantheart
4y ago
This is the only right answer. Pack it up. For real, every time I try to answer my I do crypto, often people just don't understand. They just don't. They just don't understand why I don't trust entities. If you don'
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Grifters. Influencers.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Yes, DM me.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I used to think like this, until I realized Facebook as a big tech created more damage to society than me. Also, our trading firm provides liquidity, so it is not not providing value.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I always got rejected by big tech, even when I passed their algorithm questions. They said I’m not there yet on leadership stuffs. Now I work in a private trading firm instead. The best company ever I’ve encountered, and really smart people
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Diablo Immortal seems so, forgettable, just like its Diablo 3 counterpart, but worse.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Basically the internet services provider need to register to the government. That's the TLDR. They were given time to register, and some of them didn't bother to do, hence what happened. I admire Indonesian government to stand up
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immigrantheart
4y ago
it is not for the client. it is for me.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
good riddance. trash absolute dogshiet of a company
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immigrantheart
4y ago
> The basic claim, to put it crudely at first, is that eating meat is morally good primarily because it benefits animals. What is the definition benefit here? Would not being able to live freely, freely choose your food, choose your mate
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I like it. I think this is a good approach to take. We don’t have to convince someone to change their worldviews. Its not that useful, especially in work context. This goes on both ways, left or right. Just say “we don’t do that here”, like
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immigrantheart
4y ago
I am loving this, gonna steal it.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Doesn't this require understanding from both sides? Most online discourses are not like this, hence both sides are incentivized to just straw man it.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Make a lot of money, then maybe create a business. If everything goes well I will be rich, and maybe one day go back to my home country to do politics, do business as well there, building the country. The end goal, hmm, if possible, maybe I
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immigrantheart
4y ago
This. The outsourced team continued to kick the can down the road. It is almost as if they themselves are milking the US company for paychecks lol. These companies deserve each other.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
Wife works in a bank (not gonna name it here) who outsourced development to India. Everyday I hear horror stories, from logistical problem to admin problem to losing money in the millions problem, morale fading away and people are leaving.
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immigrantheart
4y ago
My friend, you are exactly describing systems thinking… Greed is part of systems.
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