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by tiredyam 8y ago
... we do not have the same problems. Every single software engineer I know does not work 996 even if they work at a fast-paced startup
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by tiredyam 8y ago
You are forgetting pc gamers :)
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by tiredyam 8y ago
If there was a cookie cutter reddit alternative and there was no content, would you use it? The network effects of reddit are a reasonably strong barrier of entry.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
? None of the employees have been able to cash out yet
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by tiredyam 8y ago
eh sounds like all these people’s lives are significantly better. Also, it sounds like we aren’t shipping oil all the way across the world to be refined into gas nearly as much if we are getting directly from Texas. I could even imagine thi
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by tiredyam 8y ago
interesting, I will take a look. Granted, I would still imagine that it is not the same type of censorship that the PRC is pushing. In the states, I can still talk badly about the government and trump, in particular, that is in no way the c
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by tiredyam 8y ago
interesting, i would actually be in favor of that on FB and other mainstream social networks and I would not consider that censorship in the traditional sense.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
ok and there is censorship in china rn, i dont understand your point. You could say "at this moment" about literally ANYTHING
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by tiredyam 8y ago
dont be evil was dropped a while ago. Also, there is no censorship of the internet going on to appease the US government so I think we are good there.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
I have been kicking this idea of a news subreddit with paid contributors who are vetted. Essentially a news lobsters.rs. My main thought is that changing the news industry seems hard given all the broken incentives, but changing the way we
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Interesting, I’ll bite; what do you think are the main problems plaguing western democracy currently?
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by tiredyam 8y ago
The problem is the students are being educated and may not be aware of PRCs views on Taiwan or on the two countries histories. Also, learning a language is more than memorizing phrases it’s important for the students to be exposed US/U
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by tiredyam 8y ago
This is exactly the right answer. Big brother, surveillance state, police state, etc. the list goes on and on. This startup is for us citizens. Students should be taught English in the way it’s spoken in the states; not some China-ok’d vers
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by tiredyam 8y ago
I tend to agree, but I actually don’t think peace is prerequisite. The internet was designed during the Cold War and was designed in a way to be resilient to massive fallout of the network (nuke safe). While, I do agree that if the establis
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Hrm, there was an graph in the article that visualizes just what you are looking for. If you look at the graph you can see P&G is doing fine relative to the other companies discussed, but they are steadily losing GDP percentage. And as
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Care to back up your assertion? If not most will either mentally nod or shake their heads and move on
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Your response does not change his point. It seems to me you did not read the article carefully.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
While I don’t disagree with your sentiment; I would love for you to elaborate a bit and be more specific instead of painting such broad strokes without breaking down examples. It will help the next reader, particularly readers with little c
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by tiredyam 8y ago
This may be a silly, but I have been kicking around this idea of creating a politics based lobste.rs of sorts; the users would need to go through a vetting process to be able to contribute. Possibly even crazier; users would need to go thro
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by tiredyam 8y ago
haha these are all valid points from a non-californians perspective. I just laugh because as someone who lives in SF and visits SD regularly the homeless issue pales in comparison. My experience with homelessness in SD is that they will gen
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by tiredyam 8y ago
I had the exact same thoughts; I grew up in California, went to school here, and now work here. You can claw the Pacific Ocean from my dead, penniless hands. The vast majority of my network seems to feel similarly, even those that did not g
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by tiredyam 8y ago
No he isn’t. I agree with him that there is something interesting about the fact that he refers to democrats specifically and conservatives generally. It gives us some insight into his/her bias. It exemplifies some of the broad strokes
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Yup, why does the tech scene suck though ...the vast majority in the scene there will underpay you. The companies tend to be larger, slower moving with offices in office parks. SB has some potential but has yet to get the company traction I
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by tiredyam 8y ago
The original commenter is someone who has lived a long period of time in California. I grew up in SoCal and SF is too cold for me. I did not even own a pair of long pants before moving to the bay. I am actively trying to move down to SoCal
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Ok, the driver is still being held responsible, which is correct. Sure the braking system failed but the driver was supposed to be there to correct the situation. This the right decision. If the car was fully autonomous then i would agree w
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by tiredyam 8y ago
I get that you are emotional but that is a baseless statement. It sounds like your opinion is formed by headlines, which are intended to evoke an emotional response. Please go educate yourself.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Modern in a historical sense sure, modern in the colloquial sense no.
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by tiredyam 8y ago
Yup
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by tiredyam 8y ago
you obviously did not read the article. It clearly explains the answer to your question.
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