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by black_13 1y ago
he was everyday people.
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by black_13 1y ago
How did we come to this? How did a country that once dreamed of freedom, innovation, and human potential end up here — in offices we don’t want to return to, doing work that drains more than it gives, under leaders who measure our worth by
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by black_13 1y ago
Using Rust is a political solution to deskill a generation of coders to replace higher-cost labor with lower The push for Rust isn't just a technical decision - it's a calculated economic strategy. By forcing rewrites of stable sy
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by black_13 1y ago
# Why No One Touched This Post on Economic Insecurity in Aging America I just read a sobering TIME article about America's aging workers who can't afford to retire. It profiles 69-year-old Walter Carpenter, working physical jobs d
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by black_13 2y ago
This is OUTRAGEOUS! If China treated Uyghurs this way, we'd be howling about human rights abuses and demanding UN intervention! Windowless cells, denial of legal counsel, forced isolation, strip searches, suicide attempts - we'd c
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by black_13 2y ago
The Theranos Startup Model is just the capitalist equivalent of SSFP: Instead of making useless shoes, they make useless software or fake hardware. Instead of meeting state quotas, they hit VC funding goals. Instead of the government pro
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by black_13 2y ago
This article is harmful and flawed in multiple critical ways: Data and Analysis Problems: Cherry-picks economic indicators while ignoring wealth inequality, racial disparities, and class divides Uses averages instead of medians, masking ext
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by black_13 2y ago
Agile is number one interuption of all enginnering activity .
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by black_13 2y ago
The US is succumbing its deep desire to be a fascist state with trappings of deep south slave culture.
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by black_13 2y ago
The Wall Street Journal's framing exemplifies how establishment media obscures systematic dismantling of public goods while blaming individuals. Their narrative of "outsized expectations" conveniently ignores that their edito
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by black_13 2y ago
I have a voice in my head that says dont read the wsj
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by black_13 2y ago
How about not watching tv
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by black_13 2y ago
This is something ive seen at three defense companies ive worked for. They will toss the new hires in bad times but hang onto the old timers and let them do as the please. The rto never applies to them and they horde like smaug. The best jo
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by black_13 2y ago
That us how i feel as well the US will finally get what it deserves.
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by black_13 2y ago
Bankruptcy sounds good.
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by black_13 2y ago
And does it matter? The broader economy is whats is killing me and everyone one else. Healthcare and education are luxuries i dump tons of money into providing healthcare and education for my kid. Healthcare for myself.
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by black_13 2y ago
I work for Boeing and i deal with shitty legacy code and shitty legacy ideas
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by black_13 2y ago
The evolution of software development methodologies, from waterfall to agile and beyond, reflects broader shifts in business models and power dynamics within the tech industry. As companies have moved from traditional profit-driven models t
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by black_13 2y ago
Few of you attempt to contextualize the vast sum of 13 billion euros and others fixate on its magnitude without delving into the nuanced policy implications. This oversimplification, coupled with a lack of comprehensive understanding of EU
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by black_13 2y ago
I am currently working for Boeing and its a disaster. I get constant hell from my manager because i stop at 40.
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by black_13 2y ago
Boeing problems are because everyone wants their 401k to return as much as possible Boeing got to where it is because of Wall Street
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by black_13 2y ago
If you took the same amount of money spent on the starliner and spent it on education poverty eradication and just universal income Americans would howl.
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by black_13 2y ago
Turn to housing
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by black_13 3y ago
Actually it would be for the best if every tax return was public information
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by black_13 3y ago
Doesn’t keep us from buying their crap.
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by black_13 3y ago
Firstly, the commodification of mental health treatments raises questions about access and equity. If the primary driver behind the development of these therapies is profit, there’s a risk that only those who can afford them will benefit, p
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by black_13 3y ago
I wish the same were true here in the US
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by black_13 3y ago
Ethnic cleansing or genocide.
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by black_13 3y ago
The perfect gift for the 1 percent
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by black_13 3y ago
But they endanger others who have to go looking or attempt to rescue them.

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