matz1

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by matz1 5y ago
I welcome this attack, to me all code should be free of any restrictions, like WTFPL. Information want to be free.
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by matz1 5y ago
>Sure, but I can't imagine you'd plan for being fired for being locked out of your work area The reason of being fired is beside the point. Employer should be able to fire anyone for any reason. Likewise employee should be able
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by matz1 5y ago
>Imagine getting fired for something you have no control over, or didn't even realize was getting penalized for. That is life, that could always happen, the right thing is to accept the fact and plan accordingly. If i took any kind
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by matz1 5y ago
In that case every rule/law is arbitrary.
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by matz1 5y ago
Maybe arbitrary is not the accurate term. I mean if the concern if experiments on live humans then why can't one just specifically address the concern and draw the line ?
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by matz1 5y ago
Supporting experiment on rat doesn't necessarily mean supporting experiments on live humans. We can arbitrarily draw the line between human and the non human.
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by matz1 5y ago
>True, tipped minimum is $2.13/hr Tipped minimum is 2.13/hr is true but tipped waitstaff only make 2.13/hour is not true.
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by matz1 5y ago
That's not true. I've been a service employee too. You typically get your hourly wage in the paycheck resulting in >$0 paycheck, even with tax withhold. >In which case, barely over $7 Right, so tipped waitstaff only make $2.
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by matz1 5y ago
Vote with dollars goes both ways, I too vote with my dollar by buying from Amazon.
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by matz1 5y ago
Thats you but I think majority of people, including me, would rather save a dollar.
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by matz1 5y ago
Thats not true, tipped employees typically do get >0 dollar paycheck from their employers. That is their base hourly wage. general minimum wage is peanuts, yes. but tipped waitstaff only make $2.83/hr is not true. If the employer di
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by matz1 5y ago
Maybe you are not aware, if the tip is not enough to match the non tipped minimum wage then the employer has to make up the difference.
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by matz1 5y ago
Then you might wonder whether the restaurant can't change their menus often because paper menu is hard to change!
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by matz1 5y ago
>so are you saying you're worried about a law like this What law are you referring to ? >I'm guessing you think the best way to deal with revenge porn is to have everyone post nude photos of themselves publicly? Yes, then fi
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by matz1 5y ago
Yes, this is the most pragmatic way to deal with privacy issue, as much as possible information has to be make public for everyone. >You want family and friends to know exactly how much you make? Not really but I would like the informati
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by matz1 5y ago
>It might be wise to moderate that position by also objecting to people taking pleasure in seeing/causing the suffering of animals. You may not care about the experience of those animals, but you should still care what effect it has
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by matz1 5y ago
>Why do you draw the line there Simply personal preference. >And that means you're okay with things like torture of animals and bestiality? Yes
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by matz1 5y ago
I don't care either, I draw the line between human and non-human. Anything you do on non-human is fair game to me. The only reason I may care about animal suffering is because the other human can get angry can cause me trouble.
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by matz1 5y ago
I don't think it matter much, for many people few years in Amazon is worth it, in term of financial benefit/future job.
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by matz1 5y ago
Just because its easy/tempting to lie doesn't mean they are lying.
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by matz1 5y ago
How are you sure its a lie ? Not common? How do you know? Eating nothing but pizza is not healthy? I disagree, Pizza has carbohydrates, protein, vegetables, vitamin, etc. Not always but it can be healthy.
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by matz1 5y ago
How rare? So you are not the one how can function with 5 hour sleep but doesn't mean other people can't.
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by matz1 5y ago
They only need 5 hours of sleep. Why is it so difficult to understand that not everyone the same ? There are a lot of variability in human.
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by matz1 5y ago
The up or out is not a strange concept in the realm of professional sport. Though the culling should only apply to those at the bottom, not the top. The culling is necessary to maintain top performance.
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by matz1 5y ago
Not true, at least in restaurant industry, people rage quit (because horrible condition or whatever) all the time, yet some time latter they show up again at work at the same place, same pay, same position. Coupled with increase pay incenti
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by matz1 5y ago
I guess its just matter of subjective preference, like some people hate eating chocolate some people loves it.
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by matz1 5y ago
But why would I care about the increase of animal suffering (if not because other human may angry) ?
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by matz1 5y ago
I personally don't care about animal suffering, whatever you do to non-human is fair game to me. I draw the line between human and non-human. The only reason I may care about animal suffering is because the other human that care about
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by matz1 5y ago
>or being expelled from society entirely So the main reason to exploit animal is because the other human hate it and that other human could harm you. I see so it has nothing to do with the animal suffering itself.
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by matz1 5y ago
at some point, you just have to say : well that's too bad.

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