jimbob123

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by jimbob123 6y ago
This is a massive yikes, if you don't like the company you work for. Go to another company. The police aren't universally bad and hysteria like this distracts from actual issues.
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by jimbob123 6y ago
Then why even make the license? This is a useless virtue signal. If you want to help solve environmental issues, there are many actual ways besides trying to ban industries from using your FOSS.
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by jimbob123 6y ago
This is a disturbing new trend, open source software is just that, it is open source. Defining who can and can't use it goes against the spirit of FOSS.
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by jimbob123 6y ago
This post is disgusting and should be removed. Encouraging destruction in chaos is not democratic discourse.
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by jimbob123 6y ago
"All of the things they care about—outlawing abortion and same-sex marriage, and (though this is never said out loud) maintaining a white majority in America—are under threat." I can't discuss these ideas with someone when th
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by jimbob123 6y ago
Flaming editorialization shouldn't be discussed on Hacker News. We can't have constructive discussions when we demonize the other side.
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by jimbob123 6y ago
It's a different way to do things. You can still use Class based components to your heart's content.
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by jimbob123 7y ago
Fair wages are determined by the market, the ground work done at Amazon is not highly skilled with a surplus of labor that is capable of doing the job.
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by jimbob123 7y ago
I'm afraid that is not an option, this leads to an inevitable conclusion that absolutely every facet of society should be completely shut down. Amazon or any company for that matter can't guarantee a "safe" work environm
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by jimbob123 7y ago
To counter your point, what could Amazon possibly be doing to make this situation better for their employees? PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is in short supply for the entire United States, as evidenced by the heartbreaking lack of equ