greeniron

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by greeniron 6y ago
>you'd end up with another junk food company i'm not sure if i can agree with you on this. if i can create a successful junk food brand like mcdonalds, i'd do it in a second.
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by greeniron 6y ago
that's just plain wrong. if you even used tiktok, you'll understand how truly frighteningly powerful their algorithm is at finding exactly the kind of content you want to watch. i was never the kind of person to scroll my phone ri
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by greeniron 6y ago
the entire TikTok India is filled with content from the lower caste. like, literally if you check out all the viral ones like the cringey indian joker, or the very popular one with the 2 really bad acting siblings, they were all shot in the
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by greeniron 6y ago
there's a follow model, it's just secondary. when you log into tiktok, the first page you see is called the For You Page, where content is pushed to you algorithmically. to see the content you actually subscribed to, you'd ne
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by greeniron 6y ago
i mean, it's definitely not "ethnically" wrong LOL. (ps: in case people missed it, it's ethically, not ethnically)
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by greeniron 6y ago
i mean... that's a legit theoretical concern, but so far i've bought many dirt cheap electronic products from ali for years and so far they've all worked as advertised.
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by greeniron 6y ago
man, i often hear people complain about aliexpress, i just don't understand it. i've been buying and using headscratchingly cheap products from china through aliexpress, and seriously as long as you're not a complete newbie t
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by greeniron 6y ago
not sure if this comes across as dehumanizing, but trust me, the employers don't give a shit if the maids judge them. i don't know of anyone who has ever worried about being judged by their maids.
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by greeniron 6y ago
or in a more Black Mirror-esque reality, maybe after the human dies the robot no longer detects a heart rate or pulse and considers the corpse as trash and just disposes of it automatically.
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by greeniron 6y ago
move to Singapore then. they have full-time, live-in maids from indonesia or phillipines that can cost as low as USD 300-400 a month. i grew up in Singapore, where I had 3 maids on staff at all times, and they took care of everything, 24&#x
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by greeniron 6y ago
is there something wrong with my approach? i'm a hard worker, i just want to be paid the maximum i can get for my work that's all.
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How does someone with a CS degree get a non-coding tech job?
6 points by greeniron 6y ago|4 comments
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by greeniron 6y ago
i don't think this is the message you're trying to convey, but seriously i'm reading so many stories in this post about how non-technical people can get into these (presumably) high-paying architect jobs where they are not ex
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by greeniron 6y ago
this is in BC. every 3-4 months, i keep calling, ask for "customer retention department" and threaten to leave. sometimes i just say "got any promos for me?" and they'll just offer whatever they can. sometimes if th
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by greeniron 6y ago
not sure about collusion between the big 3, but for both my mobile and internet provider (2 different ones), i've successfully pitted them against each other by calling to say i'm switching over to their competitor and repeatedly
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by greeniron 6y ago
so you're essentially going to become a Technical Project Manager. that's interesting - i'm searching for TPM jobs, maybe i should include implementation consultant postings as well.
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by greeniron 6y ago
yeah, but then you'd have to live in india.
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by greeniron 6y ago
wait... this comment is confusing. how is he not contributing towards "keeping the restaurant in business" by ordering delivery vs picking it up in person?
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by greeniron 6y ago
unless they're really bad bikes
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by greeniron 6y ago
not sure too many people caught your satire.
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by greeniron 6y ago
maybe try entry level project management jobs. i have a business and computer science degree, always more inclined towards the business side rather than technical or coding, and project management is perfect for that, plus it pays well.
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by greeniron 7y ago
seriously? like, even if i'm heading out after dinner, i just leave the leftover box in the car. if it goes bad, then it goes bad, if it doesn't, great! lunch for next day. and not sure how your food goes bad, if it's good in
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by greeniron 7y ago
this is key insight - large portions tend to be mostly massive quantities of cheap carbs like rice and potatoes. the expensive proteins tend to be very "sensible" portions lol.
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by greeniron 7y ago
i might be confused, but are you suggesting ala carte restaurants all convert to some form of AYCE system? or would it be a single free refill for the REALLY HUNGRY? cause i'm a big boy and can eat quite a bit, but more so than that, i
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by greeniron 7y ago
not sure where you're from, but i LOVE huge portions in restaurants because that means i have leftovers to take home for the next day. do most people not do that?
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by greeniron 7y ago
cannabis online store. my profit share currently nets me around than CAD10k per month. started about a year ago when a few friends pooled money together to take over a failing online cannabis store, which are not legal in Canada but are sor