paulhauggis

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by paulhauggis 11y ago
"I think if I pressed the issue I could get him fired" This will back-fire. You aren't in a position of power. You are only an engineer. A friend of mine tried this and he, himself was fired. If you don't like the sit
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I guess Mob justice, bigotry against people you dislike, and savagery aren't dead. This sort of attitude will eventually turn law-abiding citizens such as myself into criminals..and the people on the other side won't be happy when
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
When Mexico can fix it's corruption issues where any cop can be paid off with a few thousand pesos, the violence will stop. It's the same reason why we had so much violence and crime during the prohibition era and again during th
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
Bullying seems to work pretty well. Look at the ex-mozilla and Reddit CEO. They were both bullied until they were forced to 'resign'. But it seems, we want to talk about how bad bullying is when it comes to being gay or transgen
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
Actually, quite the opposite, which is why salon.com has to write these politicized articles. If you actually thought this, you would just let the events unfold. Nobody wants Hillary and Sanders will never get in running as a 'sociali
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Are the children of Reddit going to throw another tantrum?
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If the 'traditional relationship' isn't working, why even get married in the first place? Plenty of people stay single and just date/hook up. This would be life if women allowed it. However, most women want a monogamou
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
Comcast and the rest of the large companies that now have to deal with net neutrality laws thought the same thing.
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It is the problem. Your attitude has probably negatively effected the people that work for you.
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"He tells Bland, a Black Lives Matter activist, she's under arrest before she has even left her car, shouts at her for moving after ordering her to move, refuses to answer questions about why she's being arrested and, out of
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Says huffingtonpost, which not only has ads plastered all over this very article, makes money through the ads on their website.
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All of the countries you list have huge costs of living. I went to Australia last year and a coke and a small bag of chips at 7-11 was ~$12. Instead of raising minimum wage (which is a short-term bandaid, because inflation will eventually
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
I started a business. You get to experience many other things besides programming and it's always interesting.
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I will never understand why a community of people interested in owning a business try so hard to have their hard earned money taken away by the government and squandered. I suspect its because most people here dont have businesses...
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Yeah well, most people wont accomplish much when they are high all the time.
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This was found out to be a hoax 5+ years ago. Did this site not get the message?
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"And this is a key advantage: When basic needs are met, it’s easier to be creative;" If you are so poor that you can't even eat, of course you are only focusing on survival and can't be creative. But I have been the mos
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"When living in remote parts you have to have a car, otherwise you won't even be able to get to the workplace in the first place." The bus works pretty well. Every city I've ever lived in has a bus system, which is pret
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
Salary transparency essentially has taken all power away from the employee Companies normally will get in trouble if they talk to each other about salary, but now that there is transparency, it's public information.
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"Here is an example. Say I'm a software developer and I need some money to pay my bills, buy a car, rent a house, and enjoy my life." You are only a slave to your job if you allow it. You don't need a car, a house, or t
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"Stereotype threat and feelings of isolation are huge obstacles many students of color face in my major" Have you ever thought you might just look lost and people are trying to help out? Why do you immediately think everyone is s
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As soon as management finds out, you will be fired. This is a bad idea all around. In fact, it's really not going to help the employee in the long run. If everything were public, it will allow every company to pay the same rate for t
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Internet moderators should be about removing trolls. However, it has turned into down voting and silencing opposing viewpoints and political opinions. The end results is even more trollish behavior because many feel they can't even st
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Why would the company want to do this? Its a contract negociation.
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This is exactly what happens: jealousy and people thinking that they somehow deserve the money more than the person making more...blaming of on "sexism"
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"you know it when you see it" This is exactly what officials said when they were banning porn due to it being "offensive". The problem I have is that many communities use this to stifle free speech and push a narrative r
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by paulhauggis 11y ago
Really? You have to mention Trump in an article about Reddit? Biased much?
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"Uber operates in 300 cities worldwide. It has built a better mousetrap, and the world is beating a path to its door." If by "better mousetrap" you mean wages falling for cab drivers where it makes it nearly impossible t
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I wish they would do the same thing to Hillary and Sanders. But what do you expect from an extremely left-leaning publication such as the huffington post.
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"Postcapitalism is possible because of three major changes information technology has brought about in the past 25 years. First, it has reduced the need for work," The need for work hasn't reduced, it's just changed. The

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