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by zghst 10y ago
Software engineers provide immense value, I highly doubt there is any misallocation, however with other jobs, what if their wages are suppressed because of the lack of a strong market presence and intense competition prevents wages from ris
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by zghst 10y ago
$10 to pay for an app that only previews animations of an app that you pay $100 for? This is highway robbery! Origami & preview is free
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by zghst 10y ago
Current European politicians are trying to reverse this trend with the injection of fresh migrants, following the American model.
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by zghst 10y ago
Yes... We should promise them free food and shelter, in exchange for votes.
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by zghst 10y ago
By being filled with many early to mid level developers that jump on every novel craze.
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by zghst 10y ago
Same could be said of the author to put more effort into their writing pieces before they publish a piece that will be read many times...
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by zghst 10y ago
It is valid to simply point out mistakes like these. It only takes a few seconds of effort, a few mins to fix and move on from. Instead we want to make this simple statement an emotional battleground and berate OP for not doing the author&#
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by zghst 10y ago
Serious programmers should know the definition. Its used widely in APIs.
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by zghst 10y ago
Have you used intrinsic size values to alleiviate bugs? I found that the hell out a lot and their support is good for where I'm experiencing issues w Flexbox
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by zghst 10y ago
Safari 8.1
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by zghst 10y ago
What stops multiple companies from forming pacts to stomp out the little guys? What happens when smaller companies cannot fulfill niche needs of their market whereas a larger company could afford to do so?
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by zghst 10y ago
It's all about the finesse in how these issues are worded. She reduces complex issues to a bite sized, strong, yet inaccurate argument. By leaving out the nuance of such issues, we could end up with overreaching legislation that leaves
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by zghst 10y ago
Without kids you have opportunities to network, work on side projects and collaborate as well, etc.
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by zghst 10y ago
You must be one awesome boss
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by zghst 10y ago
I'm with you buddy
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by zghst 10y ago
I've been looking for the Google open source beta version of this. It's been killing me that I can't remember what it's called... I believe it's done in either C++ or Golang, green/white home page
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by zghst 10y ago
This algorithm needs to be very crafty to avoid manipulation. We'll have to constantly re-adjust the weights
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by zghst 10y ago
So how do communities gain appropriate representation in your system? Does everything come down to a test?
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by zghst 10y ago
+1 a million times. Maybe we should have an AI consult the voter before voting
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by zghst 10y ago
Math is already in charge of society. More math would be good for all of us
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by zghst 10y ago
But in politics and economy per se, there is no right decision. There is no such thing as a utopia or path to one, social and economic order is in a constant, violent evolution. Politicians just manipulate this struggle instead of heal it.
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by zghst 10y ago
Your argument is that this proposition is valid notwithstanding the very real power struggle in society. Why would one want to even put someone through something as humiliating as an intelligence test to determine their rights. It reminds
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by zghst 10y ago
Essentially the left wing showing its true face. Gov't decides, citizen obeys
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by zghst 10y ago
They can still go and live in Europe, not a big deal
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by zghst 10y ago
I think for the majority of the population, it does
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by zghst 10y ago
We should just put machines in charge. I don't trust any humans to rule over me anymore. Power corrupts, absolutely
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by zghst 10y ago
Over 1 million more people decided to leave. Percentages say one thing, but over 1 million people is a huge number.
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by zghst 10y ago
We cannot trust academia, they are a special interest in their own right. Their power depends on bureaucracy and big government, not to mention that their field is incredibly undemocratic itself, lots of research is funded or excluded depen
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by zghst 10y ago
Actually being misinformed is the top worry. That's why we have intelligence agencies.
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by zghst 10y ago
I'm guessing a lot of minorities and immigrants would be left out of representation. Who decides what's on the test, how do we decide that it's fair and not used just to justify that people conform to marketed opinions? How d

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