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by tt24 8mo ago
I’m okay with them disagreeing with me.
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by tt24 8mo ago
Google isn’t a monopoly.
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by tt24 8mo ago
I’m not valued because the CEO’s TC is higher than mine?
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by tt24 8mo ago
Does the CEO having a higher comp than me mean that I’m being treated like crap?
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by tt24 8mo ago
Sorry, it’s acceptable to mistreat luggage because the CEO’s comp is higher than yours?
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by tt24 8mo ago
Not sure what this means
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by tt24 8mo ago
Is this a serious question? Hahah
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by tt24 8mo ago
In what way does ChatGPT’s understanding of the term DEI not reflect reality?
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by tt24 8mo ago
Good, I want the platform to squeeze vendors as much as possible. This is how consumers win
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by tt24 8mo ago
High comp, opportunity to work with unparalleled scale, interesting tech, high performance bar.
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by tt24 8mo ago
Feel free to elaborate on which crimes should require us to permanently exile someone from society and which ones shouldn’t. Usually the court handles these with life sentences without parole. Was that the case here?
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by tt24 8mo ago
So which crimes are unforgivable enough to permanently prevent someone from rejoining society? Typically we handle these by assigning life sentences without parole. Was that the case here?
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by tt24 8mo ago
Your freedom isn't being infringed by seeing an ad lol, what a hilarious suggestion
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by tt24 8mo ago
> Not necessarily as easily as you can vote for a different politician Voting is easy. Of course that doesn't actually do anything, you're entirely held hostage by the 51%. Unlike switching jobs, which is entirely consensual an
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by tt24 8mo ago
Yeah most of them
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by tt24 8mo ago
You can work for a different employer that extracts a different amount of value. You can’t switch governments without paying exit taxes (in the United States).
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by tt24 8mo ago
Because one is consensual and the other isn’t.
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by tt24 8mo ago
Large margins are not what define theft believe it or not
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by tt24 8mo ago
Looks like it got flagged. Guess we don’t need you to move on when everyone else has.
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by tt24 8mo ago
Done
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by tt24 9mo ago
Do you lot ever get tired of saying this type of stuff? There’s nothing new or interesting in this comment. This isn’t a fresh perspective. You’re just saying the same one liner that have been said hundreds of thousands of times before. Let
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by tt24 9mo ago
There should really be a rule banning these types of comments. The response to someone’s comment regarding “x” is not “why are you defending x?”. It’s a rebuttal of “x”. Respond to the argument on its merits. Don’t dodge it.
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by tt24 9mo ago
That wasn't the GP's claim. Their implication was that it's an economic failure that we don't produce less powerful hardware.
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by tt24 9mo ago
Incredible to see people try to spin the wild successes of market based economies as an economic failure. Hardware is cheap and small enough that we can run doom on an earbud, and I’m supposed to think this is a bad thing?
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by tt24 9mo ago
Yeah I’m not expecting it to happen. Just a dream for now.
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by tt24 9mo ago
Ideally it would be Medicare, Medicaid, and social security.
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by tt24 9mo ago
Productivity has tracked wages pretty well. The graphs you’re referring to compare median wages to mean productivity, which is of course nonsense.
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by tt24 10mo ago
Yes, he’s accused of murder, which is wrong.
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by tt24 10mo ago
Why does the historical context make it funny? Is everything that references a historical event funny?
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by tt24 10mo ago
Sorry, do you think anyone isn’t aware of this factoid? Why do you think your comment is immune to criticism just because it references a historical event?

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