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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
Universities weren't historically jobs training programs, as they've now been reduced to, and so weren't even a consideration for the vast majority of people for whom even basic literacy wasn't requisite for their day-to
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Neither I nor the company I work for are American (both Euros) and yet every one of us in the company, many thousands globally, have received this email today. Thankfully it seems to have went directly to spam, as I had to look to find it,
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It's indicative of just how broken the times we live in are that the CEO of a financial company feels righteous in abusing their customer's private data in the way that David Barrett has here. Worse still, he had his official comp
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Only the rich should be allowed leave their home town! Back to work, peasants!
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>so, so foreign as a Canadian Canada, as a whole, is an absolute rip-off. There is virtually nothing you can point to in the country and remark that it's a good deal when compared to the prices offered in America or most areas of Eu
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>I've been seeing this sentiment a lot on LinkedIn, particularly with new developers entering the field. It honestly just amounts to "The most well compensating jobs with the most competition to attain them have a difficult app
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
Anecdotally I find Safari > Chrome > Firefox on my 2015 MBP. I've been using Firefox, despite its comparatively poor performance, for years now mainly to try to support some competition to Chrome. Admittedly I'm on my way t
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>Looking at some of the social problems that SF suffers from, though, I’m not sure that you’d want us. SF residents should be locked into the place and made deal with the mess they've made. Actually, you could probably expand that t
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>I can’t say definitively why you’re being downvoted I'll hazard a guess: This site is full of former and current Google lackeys.
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>So is Hungary (most restrictive country in EU for immigrants) Hungary incentivizes its native population to have larger families, a policy of Victor Orban's, and has seen consistent growth in its fertility rate since ~2010. This is
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>this is just begging for legal trouble Fingers crossed.
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>We are losing the ability to consider multiple sides of an issue Seems to be long gone, to be honest. We're now at a point where people are de-humanizing those on a different side of an issue to themselves. We unfortunately know wh
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
If you're expecting HN, in all its "rational glory", to be anything but extremely pro-migration to the West when most of the users' are likely either 1st or 2nd generation migrants to the West themselves, then you'r
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>The real issue is that Canada's birth rate is 1.4 children per woman on average. This means within a generation the population would be reduced to 2/3. With a points-based immigration program, the country is able to be selecti
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>that doesn't mean we give Engineers and Researchers free reign to package, publish, and distribute AI software that falls short of its promise And who is going to monitor and enforce this? You?
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>This is possibly one of the first things they've done Well, unless it was orchestrated by the movement itself or one of its "leaders", one could make the age-old argument that it was just a couple of nutjobs who happened
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
Sounds like you should make the authorities aware of your concerns, if you haven't already.
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>And the levels of police violence we experience should shock you. The US is an incredibly violent place, comparatively speaking, so it's not entirely surprising that it has a comparatively violent police force. Is it right? Doesn&#
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They're a private platform, they can do what they like?
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So because he won't kowtow to the demands of what he says is a threat to a small percentage of the company's revenue, he is now Trump? Is there a list of mobs you believe companies should kneel before, lest you deem them to be in-
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>As an European myself, I really hope we will not succumb to tyrannical movements so easily. Europe has seen a surge in anti-EU, anti-globalist sentiment since 2015. We've seen Britain leave with the support of a Conservative landsl
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> In this particular case I think it goes beyond a mere mistake. I think that supports another point made above: >At a certain point, when the gaffes all line up in one direction, one might reasonably suspect an underlying motive. The
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The origin of that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn1VxaMEjRU
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>none of them seemed to have any moral qualms about their employers. Should they be expected to? In my opinion, there's little morality, let alone shared morality, left in society. I'm not personally going to place expectations
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>It's only these Silicon Valley cults that expect everyone to drink the koolaid about "values" and center your personal identity around your job. I can't understand why you're being down ranked for what is object
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> Appeal to authority with internet points > Moan that HN won't support you spilling your politics that already fill your twitter feed over into the site, despite many alternatives existing > Recognize it's a free site an
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>Incentivizes technical innovation. >Directs the Attorney General to create a prize competition to award participants who create a lawful access solution in an encrypted environment, while maximizing privacy and security. Is this a jo
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by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
In terms of work, career, the team etc. things are going very well. Have really enjoyed working from home and the balanced life style it has brought with it, am eating well, exercising regularly, etc. and so hope to remain mainly WFH goin
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>I really hate how this is being dragged out in month sized increments. Seconded. Employers are in a hard spot right now, because making an affirmative decision is going to cost them staff either way. Those who've come to enjoy be
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>But it should be a last resort not the go to response. Private companies have been slinging political / social issues messaging all over social media in the past few weeks. COVID and the decisions made around it are political &#x2F

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