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The pitch drop experiment live feed
(thetenthwatch.com)
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The modern notion of work. Only a notch away from the feudal system and slavery that we look down on. Capitalism based on the idea that "Profits go up; shit goes down.", in which those doing the hardest work and taking the biggest
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The pitch drop experiment live feed
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How about grad school?
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I can't stop thinking that if I bought it, even taking a loan of $57k, I could both pay back the loan and live comfortably off the profits here in Eastern Europe. With some effort it might be possible to increase the revenue - if I rem
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I doubt there are many things in the area of software development that a competent professional can legitimately be incapable of putting in words. It is obvious that face-to-face communication can be richer. But it does not follow that inte
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Are these the only possibilities you can think of?
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Don't walk away. Run. You are at the very bottom as far as work environments go. I got yelled at couple of times because there were some bugs There is no point discussing further or bringing anything up to your "employer".
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I guess it may be when you realize the absurdity of the situation you are on (they are incompetent, irrationally demanding, etc) and that you really would not lose much just cutting those people, also to avoid unnecessary awkwardness when
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I do exactly that. Perception management.
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I burned bridges several times. It usually resulted in doubling my income. CASE #1 Context: Full-time job as a web developer in Eastern Europe My boss was explaining something to me. When he left the room to answer a phone call, I quickly l
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You are right. The world doesn't need engineers (we didn't run out of television sets). It needs farmers.
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It seems that the OP is from India.
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We need our jobs. The rich may play with their robots however much they want, but I will not have my job take away from me. Basic income or what not, it is unemployment. You may want to spend your life sleeping 15 hours a day, binge watchin
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Questions Librarians Answered Before the Internet
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> I'm not entirely sure why today's satellite internet connections have such high latencies Geosynchronous orbit's radius is 42164 km. Ever tried to play FPS on an Australian server?
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I have worked as a web developer without a degree for a few years. Since I felt same as you, I embarked on a Physics BSc, due to graduate in 3 months. My plan is to go to grad school, HEP theory if I can get in. Already taking a hit on my i
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Officially, I do four-day week / 0.8 of the pay. Actually, if I finish the tasks I set for the day in one hour, I end the day. If I do not finish them in four hours, I also end the day. It is awesome.
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Similarly, I dropped out of university after one semester and went on to work as a web developer for the last five years. I helped to build one company and now have a standing offer to become a CTO for significant $$$ and lovely working con
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You did not read the long story, or you lack the ability to understand the written word, or both.
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Well, move on mentally (you are a better person etc.). But one might argue that it is your duty not to let it go, for the sake of the system (i.e. others). How about: 1. Send the client a non-aggressive email reminding them of the facts and
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Based on my experience, the quality of workers on Elance is so bad that it is easy to be the top or the only worthwhile applicant for most jobs. Which makes it easy to win the good clients when they come to Elance and they do come occasiona
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Why do you assume people would have sex less often after watching depictions of sexual acts?
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From the Quora thread: "Then I took a real job for 18 horrible months and banked enough to go independent again. Those years left a permanent impression on me." God, have mercy...
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Yes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Citizen#Funding
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Web development involves a little creative effort and a great deal of repetitive, tedious work. While sedentary, it requires heavy physical exertion to sit still the whole day. It is usually a low-prestige, low-power role within an organiza
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Perhaps you would not have these problems if you accepted web development as a blue-collar trade that it is. When you treat learning some tech stack as a pinnacle of intellectual achievement, your sense of identity becomes involved and you