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by jimmy1 9y ago
Yes I agree. Stop trying to find meaning in your job. Value the important things in life -- your family, your loved ones, your community, and your contributions to society outside of work. So many of my millennial coworkers are just obsesse
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Oh it will change. It will change when regulations are shortly imposed and an anti-trust suit is filed.
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The difference is we don't need AI. We need the planet.
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I would love this! I love trains, we should have never stopped building them.
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I don't think CV ever will account for that. I always have thought the answer is going to be somewhere between great technology, and infrastructure to support it. We need "smart" roads.
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by jimmy1 9y ago
> PS: If you strip university down to its basics- its basically society accepted basic income for three/four years - to do whatever you want- if one does not use that, because s/he is chasing some gamified credits in exchange f
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Already hurting them, and has been hurting them for almost a decade, even more at this point. I was thinking about continuing my education to do research in distributed computing, but I learned midway through my undergraduate, majoring in c
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> On the other hand, there are also hundreds of millions of people that rely on fish for their protein. Are we willing to risk destroying our oceans to save our land? Plenty of fish you can eat that live in tanks of water. Who says they
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by jimmy1 9y ago
> jimmy1 comment about immigration breaking the Greece economy seems factually incorrect. My 50+ relatives that are there right now experiencing it would say otherwise, but who knows they could all be wrong. Populism and anti-globalist s
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by jimmy1 9y ago
Before I answer, can we at least level set that your your criteria / standards are pretty extreme? Unless you mean each individually and not the sum of them together -- but if you did mean the sum -- I want to live in this utopia you h
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by jimmy1 9y ago
America is one of the biggest (land-mass wise) and most diverse places in the world. There are tons of experiences to have. Treating America or the American experience as some cohesive whole or some shared experience is the most repeated fa
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Upspin? https://upspin.io/
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> We "cured" hard physical labor and traditional life patterns with lots of walking and standing. How's that working out for us ? I'll bite -- terribly. Many of the millennial generation and younger are actively start
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Oh I know, that's why I am rebelling! I think words mean very specific things. I know it may seem like unproductive nitpicking, but in my experience the hundreds of discussions I have witnessed and been a part of myself in discussing l
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by jimmy1 9y ago
In my opinion, when speaking of "legacy software", we should place a stronger emphasis on the actual meaning of the world legacy rather than the usual pejorative. Meaning that: this software has created a "legacy", in
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by jimmy1 9y ago
Reading about this and some of the comments here and the enthusiasm, it's a great development for sure. But I just hope that we don't leave out those who prefer to deal with physical currency in the name of "progress"
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by jimmy1 9y ago
I love this. Never knew it had a name. Thanks for showing me that. I also love all history related to WWII, so thanks for giving me Wikipedia food for 3 hours tonight.
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by jimmy1 9y ago
Bad credit affects utility costs. Most impoverished people have bad credit. Again, being poor costs more in almost all areas of life in America. Contrary to popular belief, utilities are not a right. Utility companies have the right to refu
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It's not surprising to me, it all ties back to the reality that it is more expensive to be poor than not. If you are poor, you most likely don't have the ability to keep a kitchen stocked with cooking essentials (spices are expens
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by jimmy1 9y ago
As a former restaurateur, I would like to tell you, contrary to popular opinion, during the last major economic downturn in 2008 (2009 for me since I was in a southern state, and the downturn hit us a bit later than most), spending money ou