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by text0404 3y ago
which is somehow different from reciting stallman's emails and public behavior? the latter being "character assassination"?
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by text0404 3y ago
being on call and not working are not the same thing. if my boss tells me i need to be on call for our datacenter from 8pm-4am all week, i expect to get paid during that time regardless of if there's a critical incident or not. it mean
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by text0404 3y ago
why is the company allowing someone to sit idly on the app and jack up prices? they're able to determine surge pricing based on demand, surely they can just use that exact same algorithm to determine the number of workers they need and
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by text0404 3y ago
it's only $33/hr if you don't account for idle time (aka on call) and if the company chooses to pay based on trip time instead of per hour.
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by text0404 3y ago
they can do whatever every other company does when it overhires or has too many people working during a dead shift. this is a solved problem.
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by text0404 3y ago
> Yes, and it is in no way the responsibility of the communication platforms to ensure journalist are profitable. they aren't. this is akin to licensing content.
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by text0404 3y ago
this never happened. one of the central tenets of progressivism is that capitalist markets allow giant corporations to become unaccountable to the people and that big business generally shouldn't exist.
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by text0404 3y ago
liberals (classical liberals who support capitalism and free markets) embracing corporations is neoliberalism. progressivism generally doesn't support ideas like small government or privatization or deregulation. "neoliberalism&qu
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by text0404 3y ago
you don't need a metaphor here. the world's largest communications platform is using content generated by journalism organizations to make money, and those orgs are now asking for a piece of it. it's that simple.
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by text0404 3y ago
this is just local journalism, except from some random blogger and not trained journalists.
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by text0404 3y ago
you're still arguing about the usage of modern web technology, not its actual performance. > No it is not. Though it seems proven that even with very powerful hardware users in general have been pushed to minimal expectations. So GU
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the article is about the _UI_ for a DAW, not the core engine. the UI isn't concerned with audio analysis or applying filters or raw drivers for soundcards. it's just a visual representation of state.
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by text0404 3y ago
i mean, people have done some pretty impressive stuff with React and threejs: https://codesandbox.io/s/i2160 . i work in FE with 3D engineers with graphics and game development backgrounds who are at the forefront of th