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by matz1 6y ago
I know at least 1 friend doing this. Of course you don't tell the company know you are doing this. It require good time management for sure. The risk are low.
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by matz1 6y ago
With the rise of remote working its becoming easier for tech worker to collect multiple full time salaries too.
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by matz1 6y ago
This should be the way. This eliminate the issue of information leak/having to hide information, since its public anyway. Of course it has it's own downside. So instead of focusing effort on hiding the information, we should inste
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by matz1 6y ago
Its nothing disturbing and creepy, it is expected that employer to use all available 'tricks' they have. The same way employee should use whatever 'tricks' at their disposal to get a higher pay.
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by matz1 6y ago
Its just part of negotiation, The reason I will accept lower pay is to entice you to continue using my service, rather than replacing me with other people. Its not about the location, employer should always try maximize profit, if they can
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by matz1 6y ago
Maybe they are trying to screw you but it still on you to fight that.
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by matz1 6y ago
save the planet ? Do you think planet need human to survive ?
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by matz1 6y ago
Thats the point of the comment, to show counter argument/view.
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by matz1 6y ago
>"Conclusions. Societal norms and government policies supporting the wearing of masks by the public, as well as international travel controls, are independently associated with lower per-capita mortality from COVID-19." Fine, s
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by matz1 6y ago
how is it not ?
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by matz1 6y ago
I said for me its obvious that the downside from the extras measure is greater than the downside from the virus itself. I didn't say/imply its obvious for you or any other people. Its a subjective comparison.
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by matz1 6y ago
How is it wrong?
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by matz1 6y ago
I'm fine with that if those extra measure are downside free. Except they are not, temperature check, mask, etc, incur extra cost, effort, inconvenience, annoyance, etc. The question is whether its worth it ? For me its obviously No
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by matz1 6y ago
Sure, as long as its not being forced. Mask sucks, I rather took the chance.
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by matz1 6y ago
>Contracting COVID-19 may lead to long term health issues It may but more likely to make you immune from covid-19 and similar virus.
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by matz1 6y ago
Even at the 'slave' wage, they still get paid significantly higher compared to wage in their home country. A lot of them would happily be 'exploited' for the opportunity.
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by matz1 6y ago
I'm not sure, the trend is energy become cheaper and cheaper and technology become more advanced every time. I imagine technology that some day advance enough and autonomous enough and cheap enough that enable me to live off the grid w
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by matz1 6y ago
The thing is not many people want to do this kind of charity. The only way to solve this is to develop a technology that is advanced enough and cheap enough that everybody can guarantee themselves shelter, food, warmth without any other hum
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by matz1 6y ago
There is no such thing as inherent right, every right must be earned or fight for.
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by matz1 6y ago
So you want the app has good rating even though the underlying service is bad that cause the whole experience to be bad ? Thats so terrible.
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by matz1 6y ago
For me its not unreasonable. >What could that person's app have possibly done better to receive a better rating?! You can try find workaround, change to alternative service, build your own service (I'm not implying that its eas
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by matz1 6y ago
Yes of course. >Someone like yourself who's just trying to put a better app in front of Robinhood? Yes I would expect some user to complaint, the service is part of the app experience.
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by matz1 6y ago
Doesn't make sense to review only UX part of the app or any other part of the app. For me the review should include the whole experience the app gives. Yes I would expect Facebook Messenger app review to include the facebook messenger
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by matz1 6y ago
Same thing, intent matter.
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by matz1 6y ago
Whats the evidence that they can't operate as usual without lockdown?
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by matz1 6y ago
The trick is I never expect anything to be 100% right, or even 90% right. Even if they promise to be 100% right. Either accept that it can broke or always have a backup plan. >then what happens if the company who made your implant goes o
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by matz1 6y ago
Thats understandable, what you considered disgusting may not be conisdered disgusting by other people.
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by matz1 6y ago
Sure, if it compared to other diseases like influenza it maybe higher but in general both are still low number and then you still have to multiply that probability of getting positive on test with probability of becoming actually stick, wh
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by matz1 6y ago
Massive spike doesn't mean anything. Most importantly, how many are actually sick. The solution are obvious, do not test people with asymptomatic/mild symptoms. A lot of people are forced to stay at home simply because positive te
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by matz1 6y ago
Yes, lockdown gives them the power to be little totalitarian.

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