Montaque

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by Montaque 3y ago
Surely your attorneys double their fee every time you do an online post?
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by Montaque 3y ago
These studies seem to be largely focused on job displacement. There is is a reasonable likelihood that AI grows the overall economy. I think we forget that our perspective of AI now is comparative, probably to that of a preindustrial worke
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by Montaque 4y ago
What's the point of cake if you can't eat it? You'd have to start charging for having the cake. The current practice of limited investment is reasonable and helps keep the system self funded without much in the way of accou
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by Montaque 4y ago
Linked article is roughly double the time frame referenced for India. Its in the world's largest democracy. Benevolent dictatorships work for as long ad the dictator(s) remains Benevolent.
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by Montaque 4y ago
The general positive rhetoric on HN for unions is a jaded. Take it from someone that lives in a country with very strong Unions that ultra strong unions are all they're cracked up to be.
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by Montaque 4y ago
No. GAAP and IFRS have very strict definitions of Revenue. Transaction volume falls under the agency principle. Its not the Co's revenue.
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by Montaque 4y ago
I think spending about 20 minutes on r/antiwork will get most folks to agree with you. I think most people want a purpose. Many are perfectly happy for that to be something other than their work or means of earning an income. Nothing
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by Montaque 4y ago
Reading the rest of this thread is like reading /antiwork on reddit. We have the life we have because our ancestors worked hard. My father worked as a welder for 50 years and has health issue at just about every joint. My grandfather
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by Montaque 4y ago
The author clearly values hard work. She felt meaning in her work and reflected on that. The idea that all hard work or, God forbid, a hard working culture is toxic is probably why it's so much harder to achieve big things in the mod