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by ruined 5y ago
so, once amazon provides the ideological glorification, personal fulfillment, and material rewards those other careers can offer to at least a fraction of their members, they will perhaps be able to reliably exploit newcomers. soldiers can
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by ruined 5y ago
Workers don't enter the market naive. Every viral shitting-in-a-bag story is another generation of kids with an aversion to Amazon
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by ruined 5y ago
through the api https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geolocation... there are also many open source wifi location databases that can be downloaded and queried locally devices listening to ssid broadcas
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by ruined 5y ago
Gmail certainly does scan and process language in email, because they generate reply suggestions, and who knows what else behind the scenes.
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by ruined 5y ago
some of these appear to not actually have curated tasks. it lists exiv2 for example which links to an issues tag on github, but it's empty https://github.com/Exiv2/exiv2/issues?q=label%3A%22good+firs...
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by ruined 5y ago
can you message on signal without a matrix bridge yet pls moxie let me foss axolotl is cute but it's not canonical, you know
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by ruined 5y ago
Son of Saul is a hungarian dramatic film about a member of the sonderkommando in auschwitz that i appreciated. it is the only production about the holocaust that didn’t feel fetishistic to me somehow. i feel like it gave a small sense of th
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by ruined 5y ago
households with income under $40k mainly used stimulus money to pay down debt or purchase essentials https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2020/10/how-ha... a good chunk did go to savings but for budgets t
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by ruined 5y ago
these comments are full of (presumably) tech workers explaining it's probably only happening to the warehouse workers, and thus ok do yall understand that things like this are directly causative of the great frustration and antagonism
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by ruined 5y ago
i can't believe im about to say this but dude we live in a society
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by ruined 5y ago
in any area with buildings, there are enough cameras to achieve decent tracking of an individual with a bit of legwork, and that legwork is quickly being automated by amazon et al with ring and similar efforts. newer cars also collect a lot
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by ruined 5y ago
you just described a loss leader
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by ruined 5y ago
that works both directions. speculating about the potential legitimacy of every detail of an extraordinary rendition is not intellectual vigilance, it's simping for state terror and it disconfirms nothing.
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by ruined 5y ago
you don't need to exercise reserved skepticism here. there was no bomb and we know what happened when the plane landed. you're playing devil's advocate when they've already won
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by ruined 5y ago
>It's hard to be mad at someone once you realize you'd do the same thing if you were in their shoes. this is projecting. your comment goes on a bit more like this but i'm not going to quote all of it there has been a cultu
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by ruined 5y ago
No. Every commercial kitchen complies with and is inspected for compliance with food handling regulations. Any recipe in commercial use is written specifically for the kitchen in which it is made. One might even consider them a complete ver
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by ruined 5y ago
It's a tool designed for professionals. Professionals operate with standards, so in a professional kitchen in America, you will never, ever need or want to read a temperature in Celsius. In the rest of the world, nobody will ever use F
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by ruined 5y ago
musk lithium coup
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by ruined 5y ago
i support open immigration but current policy just gives us the worst of both worlds. having children is financially impossible, moving here is legally impossible, so of course the only demographics doing it are either extremely rich or (mo
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by ruined 5y ago
populations don't always rise, and the boomers have implemented policy and stuck around long enough to kneecap the next generations and prevent younger people from starting families. america has dropped below replacement birth rate in
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by ruined 5y ago
a couple weeks ago Janet Yellen warned that net-zero carbon would cost about 2.5 trillion that's cheaper than the pandemic. no reason it couldn't have been done already. i no longer consider climate change a hard problem, the only
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by ruined 6y ago
oh well in that case i guess we'd better just cut to the chase, expropriate the owners and collectivize
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by ruined 6y ago
>Have you seen no-tip service implemented with waitstaff earning as much as they did before? Yes. This entire thread is just me telling you repeatedly for twenty-four hours that equivalent compensation is the only thing that works.
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by ruined 6y ago
the economic calculus of a restaurant does not massively change based on a switch from tipped service to untipped service. there is still money coming in and food going out. i am advocating that employers be held responsible for paying thei
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by ruined 6y ago
>Then kitchen staff will continue to be paid poorly. Just understand that's the tradeoff. If it’s a tradeoff it’s only a tradeoff that management chooses to make. >How? How what? It’s a business operating within a market. They wi
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by ruined 6y ago
You're still talking about administrative decisions to compensate certain workers more or less. Again, if there is concern about workers being paid less, the solution is to not lower their compensation. I have no problem with raising b
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by ruined 6y ago
If you can demonstrate that happens, to the exclusion of other reasons, publish it. I haven't seen that effect or known anyone to see that effect during such a transition. What I have seen is a lot of bosses cutting wages and blaming
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by ruined 6y ago
what? all that is required in the transition to fully-waged labor is to pay an equivalent wage to the former wage+tips. if management pays a lower wage, that is a choice , because management has full control over what they rate hourly and
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by ruined 6y ago
read the entire first sentence
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by ruined 6y ago
>Now, what does adequate mean? I guess a place to sleep, a place to clean oneself, food and clothing seems like a reasonable bar for a wage above poverty. Are there many full time jobs in the US that do not allow that? https:/&#x2F

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