weyland108

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by weyland108 5y ago
I never suggested profit motive was good for public interest. Your argument in fact suggests that profit motive is never good for public interest without suggesting any good alternatives either. It’s easy to make an argument that everything
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by weyland108 5y ago
“ The Flexport CEO may know more, but the Flexport CEO also has an agenda of being profitable for the Flexport CEO” These are all for profit companies. It’s a bit utopian to suggest anything else would be better without providing any specif
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by weyland108 5y ago
It’s not really a concern tbh. Appstore hasn’t been draconian in that sense. It’s a fair argument that they can do that if they wish but there is no incentive to become that. Quite the opposite actually.
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by weyland108 5y ago
As a iOS user I feel safer that all payments go through apple. I am assured of certain level of privacy and security which is very comforting.
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by weyland108 5y ago
The co-working workspace has security implications. Also I think the current setup is working to a large extent because everyone is remote and playing field is even. It will be somewhat complicated after half the team is on-site and other h
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by weyland108 6y ago
What ? Seems like I am better of without a union if I am getting more pay?. Also where is the conversation around building a better product to add more value in this union debate?
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by weyland108 6y ago
He is making a false analogy. The Fire argument is tested in court and essentially regulated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shouting_fire_in_a_crowded_the... . The disturbing part about these bans is they seem to be don
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by weyland108 6y ago
> Also your comment doesn't really point out specific flaws in their argument. All you do is tack insulting words onto it without any meaningful substance. Oddly your comment does the same.
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by weyland108 6y ago
Yeah. I am looking for the same. Doesnt seem to listed anywhere.
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by weyland108 6y ago
Or they don’t really care where a skilled worker comes from... we should be able to higher and attract best and brightest across the world. Current immigration system is not setup for that.
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by weyland108 6y ago
Doom eternal is awesome ... I would say the doom revival couldn’t be any better.
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by weyland108 6y ago
This is not about minimum wage. It’s about gig work. There is quite a few people who like to do this part time. I think the real crux of the issue is health benefits. If you are not working full time you don’t get health insurance and that
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by weyland108 6y ago
Nothing.
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by weyland108 6y ago
It is... there is same data from uber. This is a classic case of politicians and pundits not understanding the reality on the ground.
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by weyland108 6y ago
I think that’s what is proposed in prop 22. Maybe it could be argued it needs to do more ... but seems like a step towards it.
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by weyland108 6y ago
> They could be even smarter, and once they’ve got the students out of the country, terminate their courses I hope you were sarcastic there..
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Us online tuition move hits foreign visas(bbc.co.uk)
52 points by weyland108 6y ago|34 comments
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by weyland108 6y ago
Hatred comes from lack of understanding and knowledge. Most American citizens I interacted with on this issue have little or no idea of how the immigration system is designed or works. It’s hard for them to fathom why it is so hard for thir
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by weyland108 6y ago
Makes you a slave master nonetheless.
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by weyland108 6y ago
How so? Do they pay you back ssn taxes if you leave?
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by weyland108 6y ago
Did u miss the part where he said “they don’t make it in the interview “?. It’s not about handing out a job because there is one ...there is a interview process and quite a rigorous one when it comes to FAANG companies. They don’t go out se
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by weyland108 6y ago
There is no “opt” visa it’s “optional Practical training”. It’s for a limited duration after he graduates also the rules are sketchy if he Would be let back into the country if wants to travel home to see family . If the employer wants to c
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by weyland108 6y ago
I came to USA for education in 2008-09. Payed for my own education thanks to my parents and their sacrifice of lifetime savings. Did not take any govt funds for education. I graduated with a masters degree with Perfect 4.0 gpa . I worked my
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Responses to: On Redis master-slave terminology(disq.us)
3 points by weyland108 6y ago|2 comments
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Building a Fintech Product in a Paper-Pen World(medium.com)
2 points by weyland108 7y ago|0 comments
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by weyland108 7y ago
It will definitely be a problem if you use JIT interpreter like pypy
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by weyland108 7y ago
Why is that bad? Alternative is burning trees adding to pollution or people living in dark. You could offset the green coverage elsewhere in the state or country.
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by weyland108 7y ago
That seems like a different problem though I can’t imagine there are so many people in California living in remote forests. I think the idea of cutting trees is a big no no regardless of whether it’s for net positive for environment or peop
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by weyland108 7y ago
How about planned deforestation in areas of risk?
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by weyland108 7y ago
Is there a way to quantify this claim?

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