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by linotype 2y ago
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by linotype 2y ago
The problem is even if Ticketmaster is split up, a future administration will allow them to put themselves back together again.
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by linotype 2y ago
Part of the job as a senior+ is training entry/mid-level software engineers. Their job, at least part of it, is to ask questions and learn.
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by linotype 2y ago
Who nominates the justices to the US Supreme Court?
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by linotype 2y ago
Abortion is now illegal in dozens of states.
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by linotype 2y ago
Ok why is this being downvoted? Isn’t this helpful info?
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by linotype 2y ago
There are pretty much constantly deals for battery backups from companies like Jackery and Bluetti that can run modems and routers for many hours for under $300.
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by linotype 2y ago
Isn’t that a good thing to want though? Something easy to use if you only care about content?
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by linotype 2y ago
I don’t need or want a scapegoat. I want data, frankly, that backs up RTO.
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by linotype 2y ago
So are parents to blame for RTO then? I’m starting to wonder as the child-free folks I know are producing more WFH than they were pre pandemic.
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by linotype 2y ago
I’m no fan of Elon, but do they expect millions of people to get a $300 piece of hardware for free? Because that’s what would happen if they were offered for free. People would sign up to get them no matter if they needed them or not.
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by linotype 2y ago
“Free” healthcare massively subsidized by US NATO spending and healthcare/drug cost. https://www.discoursemagazine.com/p/how-america-subsidizes-t... Edit: lol less than 2 minutes in an already downvoted. Par for t
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by linotype 2y ago
> In the few months before I resigned, I was working maybe two hours a day. Yet, those two hours were terrible. I was forcing myself to accept them because they were enabling a lot of good things for myself and for the people around me.
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by linotype 2y ago
The people that sold their stakes to people like Scott Galloway must be kicking themselves. Great trade. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPFiRlZaclQ
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by linotype 2y ago
WoW happened and they realized they could sell a bit flip for $20. After that nothing else would move the needle so they abandoned Diablo (until they could figure out a way to monetize it to the same level) and RTSes altogether.
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by linotype 2y ago
Even if I did have 8 computers, which would be weird but OK, it’d be a fraction of the resources used to make one car.
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by linotype 2y ago
Yes, those Americans driving on average 77 miles a day. Every day.
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by linotype 2y ago
Yes, I’m sure the eight vehicles are for him, his wife and six driving age children. To all drive at the same time.
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by linotype 2y ago
yes, most vehicles are, that doesn’t eliminate the environmental impact.
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by linotype 2y ago
Resources to build them, for one.
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by linotype 2y ago
> “It makes no sense, as there are other, riskier cars out there. Let me know if you recommend any insurer for the truck. I have eight cars with an amazing record. I will be canceling my entire Geico policy!! Bye-bye!” Eight cars. Eight
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by linotype 2y ago
With hours like that, do they really though? Or did they just procreate?
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by linotype 2y ago
So stop doing it. It’s making it worse for everyone else who has boundaries and a life outside of work.
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by linotype 2y ago
To the contrary, the ex-Amazon managers I’ve worked with explicitly tell me they avoid implementing ideas from Amazon in terms of management.
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by linotype 2y ago
It’d be a lot easier to manage resources if we managed the population down to 500 million. Thanos snap not needed.
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by linotype 2y ago
Christ, no. Why does everything in the US have to constantly be relitigated? Some ideas are just bad.
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by linotype 2y ago
What feature is this? Sounds great.
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by linotype 2y ago
Why does xAI need to raise money at all? Elon should have plenty right?
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by linotype 2y ago
Rejecting a 30 percent raise was a great strategy for alienating them from the number of American workers who would have been happy to have gotten a raise at all over the last four years.
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by linotype 2y ago
That’s less than what I made in nominal terms (USD) when I graduated in 2009.

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