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by vaidhy 2y ago
This is one of the key reasons you let the recruiting/HR do this. The other red flag is the amount of time you have engaged with the person before the decision which also sounds bad. You might have inadvertently let them have false hop
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by vaidhy 2y ago
None of these national secrets. If you think they are industrial spies, many, many other people are also convicted for stealing trade secrets.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Are American values static? If not, how did they change over time? Was it some group that used their capital and political organization to make the changes? If so, why is it ok for one group to advocate for a change, but the similar advocac
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Because they care very little for the society and just care for their shareholders? This is the same VC firm that supported the massive digital coin speculation because they figured out they can steal money from the common people in a legal
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Most of the arguments seem to be that UBI will reduce labor participation. That seems logically correct, but why is it morally correct? In US (and in western countries), we have the capitalists benefit from the increase in productivity and
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by vaidhy 2y ago
I think you are missing the metapoint (maybe purposefully). In the US, even very profitable companies are laying off tons of workers to boost share price and executive compensation. The only reasons I can think of are: 1. They expect the co
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by vaidhy 2y ago
That action did not happen in New York.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
It is not that simple.. Adults can also get addicted the same way and their crash radius is also larger. Unless we have a good way to either hold the platforms or the posters accountable, we are developing into a meme-driven society.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Would it be fair to say it is Alabama and they have been consistent in removing protections for child labor? Should we expect companies to do more stringent when the government is trying to do undo the labor standards?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Aliens?? as in extra-terrestrials? Roswell-esqe sentient beings?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Your disagreement with a policy does not make it corrupt. Being part of a democracy involves compromises and often times, you pick the battle you want to win. This article was about explicit corruption where the public funds are transferred
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by vaidhy 2y ago
>Right now, education focuses on getting people through the system so they can attain a credential. It teaches us, primarily, how to get one over on the system, how to look for loopholes and shortcuts. It creates a culture of corruption,
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by vaidhy 2y ago
If income taxes increase, then voters freak. We can increase the corporate tax, ban share buybacks, impose limits on the executive to non-executive pay, tax wealth etc, which will freak out the richest, but will benefit the society better.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
and I would assume you would agree that these benefits be expanded as needed and cover a larger population if necessary, right? In fact, it would correct if everyone gets these living expenses taken care of, right?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
The funny thing is, we already have some experiments that do answer this. There was an experiment where two people wore glasses that projected other's physical view point and IIRC, it led to identity and gender confusion. (Unfortunatel
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Equivalent might be a bond paid by tax payers. The money collected is used only for a specific purpose, but you cannot avoid paying it. For me, a tax goes into a general fund that is budgeted for common use while a special purpose bond (or
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Here is the part I completely lost the thread - Right at the beginning.. > “Yorick,” I said aloud to my brain, “you are my brain. The rest of my body, seated in this chair, I dub ‘Hamlet.’” So here we all are: Yorick’s my brain, Hamlet’s
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by vaidhy 2y ago
How about answer the question instead of asking something irrelevant?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
He knows how to sell?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
This is the survey of people who have already retired. It might be that only 10% of people can afford retirement. This survey has no bearing on those who can not/will not retire.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
You need money to say money does not matter :)
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Finance is not investing. Please talk to people who work in the field before you make the jump.
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by vaidhy 2y ago
If everyone has to learn from making the same mistakes over and over, how do we progress?
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by vaidhy 2y ago
Lacking formal training does not equate cannot understand something. As far as copying something goes, there should have been an equivalent mathematician nearby from whom he can copy, right? Who is it? As an atheist myself, I do not believe
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by vaidhy 3y ago
Maybe something to do with ear shape? I have tried all three of the latex caps and they constantly fall out for me :(
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by vaidhy 3y ago
> It's her life so I leave her alone, not my place to tell her what to do, and the emotional upheaval from her isn't worth it eithe For someone not from US, this comes across as weird. She is your sister, so why is the emotiona
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by vaidhy 3y ago
Specifically, CCDH collected 9600+ tweets from 10 re-instated accounts. These accounts were banned originally. It showed its in reports that Musk/X is making millions in ad revenue through these hate speech accounts. Elon sued them for
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by vaidhy 3y ago
Yes, there is also "bankrolled by foreign blah, blah" in the suit.
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by vaidhy 3y ago
What a crappy reporting!! It is China's fault that they do not want to work with US companies anymore after US govt actively pushed them out??
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by vaidhy 3y ago
Because this is Elon Musk and not a random tech CEO? Elon has made his position public and clear and so asking him to clarify his position is fair game. He is also one of the richest person on earth and money gives power. He is not above us

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