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st3v3r
10y ago
The problem is, a keyboard adds to the device cost quite a bit. And most people, despite saying they want a keyboard, are not willing to pay above and beyond for it. They want the same price point they're already at. So that means cutt
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st3v3r
10y ago
It seems like you're wrong. There are a thousand better ways that could have been phrased, which would have had the meaning you ascribed to it, without the poster being an asshole.
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st3v3r
10y ago
I won't disagree with you on that. Minimum wage should be enough to live on. But paying minimum wage is basically saying, "If I could pay you less, I would." That's about as greedy as it gets regarding employers.
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10y ago
"It's not lowballing and undercutting employees to pay $41.6k to lower level people for 40 hours of work" Depending on the job, it can be. But that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about doing that
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10y ago
"A true professional works with whatever language he needs to solve his/her problem, and shores up that language with the best tools available." Right. And JavaScript is not that language, unless you are doing web stuff.
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st3v3r
10y ago
Plenty of JS's own failings are enough of a reason to say it's objectively terrible.
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10y ago
If you can't make a profit without extremely lowballing and undercutting your employees, do you deserve to stay in business?
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10y ago
Apple isn't doing anything. That team is. And at the end of the day, their job is to get shit done, not test new languages.
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10y ago
Maintaining it.
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10y ago
"A side note is I find it a little odd that bitcoin often gets "hate" from inside some tech circles." It's not the tech itself that gets the hate; it's the community around it that gets the hate. The ones who h
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10y ago
Content? No. But it's still far better than the system you propose.
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st3v3r
10y ago
While true, on the scale of the federal government, $1 billion is pretty trivial.
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10y ago
"They should just say, "hey, if you work, you can invest it tax-deductible and tax-deferred"." That's called an IRA.
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st3v3r
10y ago
To be honest, if they can afford to work without being paid, they're probably fairly well off already.
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st3v3r
10y ago
Well, you could take the VC money you'd spend on Silicon Valley rent and salaries, and use that to bring fiber to that area.
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10y ago
The problem with software companies is rarely rent. It's attracting talent. You'd have to offer something pretty special as a software company to get people to move to the middle of nowhere like that, especially if such a place ha
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10y ago
I'm sorry, but I am sick and tired of "unprofessional" just thrown around like this. The person is a god damned human being, not a robot. They had just gone through an extremely frustrating experience with an unsatisfying con
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st3v3r
10y ago
Why? These features don't change the individual experience at all. You're not forced to use them.
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st3v3r
10y ago
I've only seen that among members of the alt-right.
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st3v3r
10y ago
If they're still making breaking changes like this, then why have they declared version 1? They should still be on version 0.x
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st3v3r
10y ago
Hopefully you'll get the message, and stop being an asshole.
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st3v3r
10y ago
It's nice that you were able to do that, but I'd say the majority of bullied people either aren't strong enough to do that (physically), or the bullying isn't of a physical nature anyway.
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st3v3r
10y ago
No, you are not. Not in any sense of the word.
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10y ago
"What happens if you don't pay your taxes?" What happens if you go up and steal someone's car? The same thing that happens if you break any other law. "What if you resist arrest?" The same thing that happens if
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10y ago
"Yes, we should. The average college freshman is 18 years old." And how many finance courses would they have taken during high school?
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st3v3r
10y ago
You completely missed the point. Further, this "holding a gun to your head" thing is completely asinine.
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st3v3r
10y ago
If you're not going to take the discussion seriously, then don't bother to comment at all.
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st3v3r
10y ago
"Should I now be punished for that decision?" You're not being punished, in any sense of the word.
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st3v3r
10y ago
So how should they make money?
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st3v3r
10y ago
Probably not enough to cover the eventual copyright infringement lawsuits.
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