the_commentary

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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   I think based on the rest of the context that was kind of the point - to drive home the "screw these people" attitude that policies like this would spring from.
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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   > What if the H1B program was taking in a huge amount of new grads right now and not as many senior positions? Then the program in turn wouldn't be abiding by the idea of the H1B program in the first place, which is to bring in peop
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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   I would agree with this -- Gitlab seems like a company with a great philosophy and I'm sure a lot of people would love to help them achieve their goals... but I just used the calculator for my own area and my pay would be around half w
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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   To be honest Arch as a distro is more for advanced users -- if you're trying to dip your toes into linux the quintessential starting point is probably Ubuntu or ElementaryOS (linux mint is also pretty good). Arch's philosophy is
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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   This is hypothetically true but I think if you're expecting your manual testers/business to play mad libs with your defined statements they have to be so resilient that they become fairly inefficient. If that's an acceptable
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   by the_commentary 10y ago

   It's ridiculous that your previous comment got instantly flagged - apparently some things are not allowed to be a discussion.