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by interactivecode 3y ago
Indeed to me that's not a ban, but a restriction in the use of possibly risky software until they had the time to draw up guidelines. Honestly everyone working in a company or large organisation aught to have a similar stance. Until we
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by interactivecode 3y ago
You know since this assignment is basically a boss asking for a single report once about "loyal customers" complexity doesn't matter. let's say worst case scenario it takes 30min to run. who cares about complexity the bu
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Its a good metaphor also because if you have an appointment in 20min you would never go to the shop 15min before. Yet managers will force you still out and to the shop because of your time estimate.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
What is a waste and to whom? The employees still get paid, so they get the main value they signed up for. A bigger waste would be loss of income and security for these employees. So its a waste for the bottom line of the company owners? Tha
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Well because clearly the board isn’t great at anticipating market fluctuations, so better keep people around for when demand picks up again. Also its about 10% of employees right, that means if you give the whole company 1 day off every two
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Yes you can expect companies to a buffer. It starts by questioning layoffs like this. Because they should have depleted the buffer first before layoffs. If after that layoffs still happen the gov should have a second layer of supports in pl
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Yes you can apply it to outside your country. However even though they make big profits they don’t want to. They could just apply the same pay, safeguards and social support to employees of low wage countries that their Danish colleagues re
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by interactivecode 3y ago
This layoff is due to market trends not company performance. So unless they are not telling the truth it has nothing to do with how strong this company is.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
No they should not. They should manage their headcount in a way that people can have stable employment year round. If that means during Christmas your checkout line takes longer so be it. I also want a job year round, why wouldn’t someone e
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by interactivecode 3y ago
The whole point is that they could have changed nothing and still prices would have stayed the same because they made a lot of profit in the years before. They could have paid by having less profit. Instead employees are paying by losing th
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by interactivecode 3y ago
If they have reason to, yes. Same as the USA banning tiktok (if they had gone through with it)
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Thats like saying, if you don’t like lead in your paint. You can just use different paint. Like yeah sure, but still some regulations that stop them from putting lead in paint is a good thing
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Simple when someone gets hired they list their internet expenses. Also isnt this basic admin just the cost of doing business? I should probably not tell you that in europe its common to be reimbursed for traveling expenses when going to the
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by interactivecode 3y ago
What if europe and the us collaboratively just anex these tax heavens?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
You’re right. It would be better to abolish corporations and only allow fully worker owned co-ops. That way at-least all employees benefit from their companies loopholes
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by interactivecode 3y ago
If that really is a problem we can just still count it as a single company for the tax office. Or make it illegal for companies to own other companies. That would even encourage competition and break down monopolies! All things capitalism t
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by interactivecode 3y ago
How about we tax billion dollar corps an extra 10% because we expect them to use their considerable wealth to exploit loopholes. Like any healthy budget it should have a little bit of a safety net built in. That 10% could be a considered an
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Im curious to learn more. Was that with a one time prescription of xoloft or are you taking it regularly?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
How are amazons books stores going?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
I usually follow the approach of first writing my feature in the most dead simple way. Only after I finish it I do a pass where if needed. Only if needed I refactor it based on convention and architecture patterns. Ive found this a good way
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Hopefully it will be an equal amount of incentive for people with undiagnosed disabilities to get diagnosed and receive treatment or support. Even if just to be productive members of society for longer!
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by interactivecode 3y ago
There is a difference one is only physical and the other is cognitive. As long as we have qualified doctors diagnose disabilities, I‘m quite sure the actual amount of faking or fraud will be negligible.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
Thats similar to me as a frontend dev seeing all the backend complexity and thinking it would be easier just to read and write a json file instead of a db + apis. It works but on longer projects where requirements can explode in complexity
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by interactivecode 3y ago
So you haven't researched the actual fines and warnings the EU gave out to EU and non-EU companies. but you just feel like the vibes are totally off? I was really expecting better comments from hackernews. If we're talking about v
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by interactivecode 3y ago
agree. From my experience I’ve also noticed that agencies usually have a shelf life of 10-15 years max. At the start they are the young fashionable agency doing great work. At some point due to a combination of great employees leaving for b
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by interactivecode 3y ago
So did they setup a separate backend for threads or did they just extend the current instagram backend to support text posts?
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by interactivecode 3y ago
better a bit of caution than a slow and painful death? If history is any indicator it's a good idea to be more cautious than less
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by interactivecode 3y ago
We also do the same. But until recently we first sold and shipped it to china. Both the plastic that could be recycled and the plastic that can’t be recycled.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
my city, the amazon driver for some reason can't find my house number and keeps dropping off the package at the post office.
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by interactivecode 3y ago
I've been working at EU startups and tech for a while now. There isn't much worry about data laws. All the data you need for the real product you can get without even getting close to breaking any privacy laws. It only gets very c

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