hello_moto

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by hello_moto 11d ago
Milei is flailing. Typical criminal politician move when they’re about to lose power.
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by hello_moto 17d ago
Will that knowledge stick? Given that you blasted through many things relatively quick?
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by hello_moto 4mo ago
Great code has never been the requirement of success. Throughout my career no software that hits $100m annual revenue was born from great code. That’s 2 fortune 100 hi-tech companies with other medium sized companies with revenue close to $
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by hello_moto 4mo ago
Be careful what you wish for. Amazonians are in a no-hire list in quite a few companies. The reason is simple: nobody wants to bring in toxic culture.
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by hello_moto 4mo ago
short-term? how about 100 years? > Beginning in Great Britain around 1760, the Industrial Revolution had spread to continental Europe and the United States by about 1840 You know what else happened during that 100-200 years time frame? 2
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by hello_moto 4mo ago
Unions and worker's rights exist because workers were exploited to the max during the Industrial Revolution.
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by hello_moto 4mo ago
Many people who pointed out the Industrial Revolution becomes the basis of modern quality of life skip what happened in between the 17xx-18xx until today. Things like Unions, Wars, etc. What comes after new technology has always been the el
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by hello_moto 8mo ago
All politicians will say what people want to hear.
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by hello_moto 8mo ago
> 1 USD buys nearly $1.40 CAD. Right before Trump (2024), 1.42 CAD at the top. During Trump, barely hits 1.40 CAD, one time it touched 1.37 CAD.
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by hello_moto 8mo ago
In that blog post, the author said safer than C not Rust.
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by hello_moto 8mo ago
Majority weren’t billionaires when they started their successful companies. Their successful companies (the employees) and the government, policies, and environment around them are the things that make them successful. Billionaires mostly h
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by hello_moto 8mo ago
The future is we all gonna go to war when there's no more juice to squeeze by the billionaires. The future is coming in hot. Just look at what's happening lately.
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by hello_moto 9mo ago
US seems the only western nation with high trust issue with its own government. Aussie, Canada, much of the Europe have no issue.
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by hello_moto 9mo ago
They have less and less resources
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
Inflation and rich people buying asset class drives everything up
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
Diversity in property means condos with various configurations, rowhouses, townhouses, multiplex (duplex, quadplex, sixplex). Where I live, the local government decided to remove zoning thereby allowing more varieties of properties. Price c
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
Someone reminds me all the time: consider AI as “companions” and “opinions”. AI (adhd, neurodivergence) entrepreneurs took opinions and made them facts. It takes certain personalities to lead an AI company.
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
It’s more likely that there are more western VC propaganda here than CCP. The HN of Paul Graham era had finished. This is the HN of Sam Altman and Gary Tan era. Different VC/capitalist mindset
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
You don’t need those type to immigrate. You just need to export the ideology which is what happened to Alberta, the Texas of Canada.
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by hello_moto 10mo ago
Where in the article it suggested the spread due to immigration? If any, it is due to misinformation and reluctance of those communities (mentioned specifically Alberta rural, y’know, the province that has been burned with misinformation, p
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by hello_moto 11mo ago
"move up the value chain" assuming: 1. the next level opportunity exist 2. proper training (we all know that's pipe dream) 3. fits what these folks are looking for (for some, repetitive jobs == less stress than "creative
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by hello_moto 11mo ago
> How realistic is this plan that is the question. FTA: Amazon has considered steps to improve its image as a “good corporate citizen” in preparation for the anticipated backlash around job losses, according to The NYT, reporting that th
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by hello_moto 11mo ago
Look around you: middle class is shrinking all over the world despite hi-tech advancements. Adjusting with inflation and everything else, are people better off today than in the 80s?
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by hello_moto 11mo ago
Automation (and AI) was sold to reduce cost of living but in reality it's all about maximizing profits.
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by hello_moto 11mo ago
why strange? we realized that we don't want all the money/profit to circulate around the top 10 tech companies in the world where all of us are out of the equation...
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by hello_moto 1y ago
All the spending cuts DOGE did wasn’t for Americans. It’s for the rich elite.
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by hello_moto 1y ago
You have a good point except slightly misguided. The rich wants more tax breaks so they can gobble up more money and own more assets at US citizens expense. How’s that sound?
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by hello_moto 1y ago
Still stoking the class divide war since …
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by hello_moto 1y ago
also tax their other assets...
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by hello_moto 1y ago
> Are you aware this is one of the worst housing markets in North America for exactly the same reason as NYC? That's because you pointed out rent control in your earlier argument. It's not the end-all-be-all. I don't know

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