jack_tripper

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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>In fact, we should all just come and rape your women Not sure keyboard warriors acting tough on the internet would last a day there, but go on over and try. >move somewhere I did, I moved to your rich country and am dating your
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
So when do i get mine?
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
I think it's more that for white collar jobs in the west, applications get spammed into oblivion that your resume will never reach an actual human without the ATS triggering a 100% match on all the buzzwords.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>When healthy competition exists, you can't just arbitrarily charge people more, because they'll just go buy from a competitor. Competition is meaningless when they're all owned by Blackrock and Vanguard to an extent. Th
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
I know. That was tongue-in-cheek sarcasm for the Ponzi government pay-as-you-go pension system in most European countries that's said to collapse in the future unless we import infinity migrants to fund it. I was expecting people would
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>The gig economy is hiding the real employment problem in most of the West. This. Jobs that were previously contract employment jobs that came with health insurance, workers rights and social security and were mostly taken by youth as
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Both are true. Because when the abundance runs out, people start using nepotism to get what they need. You can see it in the tech job market now. More and more good jobs are only through networking. Meritocracy alone was enough during the t
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Sell what? What is Mozilla hoping to selling here? Firefox is free.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Ok but urgency is a different kettle of fish. Life threatening cases get urgency everywhere and immediate care everywhere. Let's focus on the other part you said, "waiting 1 year" if it's not urgent. 1 year sucks no matt
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>The interruption occurred after the institution exceeded the 152.5 terabyte storage limit contracted with the technology giant, which maintains a partnership with UFRN . 152 TB is something nerds self host in closet home labs, no need
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
How else do you interpret his statement: "Your doc has a lot of influence on how urgent things are" If it's not lying then it's another word that ultimately still does the same outcome of putting you ahead of the rest.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>Awful piece and so incredibly discouraging to hear that this kind of person has influence at such an organization. That's modern academia for you.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>Instead of being sarcastic you could be good faith What was bad faith? I told you what happened. I was sarcastic because your comment was redundant and didn't add anything to the conversation, only instigating. > and provide
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
No, the leaders of my country didn't try any of that. You were the first person to think about those things. I'll pass on your suggestions and hopefully everything gets resolved.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Doesn't work like that in Austria. Or my doctor's were unwilling to fake urgency to bypass the waiting system for me. Anyway, do you not realize the fault with the system in your logic? Because if everything becomes urgent in orde
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
No, but the pattern of criminals of Jewish background fleeing to Israel for protection after commiting a crime, is too often to ignore. Same thing happened in my post communist country and the neighboring country too. Perp stole tens of mil
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
How does that disprove what I said about abundance or lack thereof in socialized systems? Feels like an orthogonal issue. Socialized systems don't work without abundance. How you generate that abundance is orthogonal to socialism since
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>Longer term this shouldn’t be the case though Long term I'll be dead anyway. To me the the actions taken in the present is most important that what maybe might happen 30 years from now since that's why everything is fucked i
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>>In socialism it's much more random: black markets, lists, lotteries >Evidence: the vast majority of European countries who have socialized medicine and seem to be doing fine. That evidence of socialism working well, only
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>And no, no lists There definitely are lists. You don't just get the surgery or therapy you need the next day. You get the next free slot in the list of people queuing at the hospital/practice that still has free slots. For e
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
> Homeless shelters are overcrowded and extremely unhygienic. It's not just the hygiene. it's that in those shelters you're constantly surrounded by a few mentally ill and possibly violent people who will lash out in un
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Probably not for entire apartment buildings since most of them run on oil or gas burning here. I only saw heat pumps on apartment buildings built after 2020 or the single family homes in the affluent areas.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Sign of a rich and very developed country. A lot of buildings in Austrian cities are still heated by burning oil or wood and the whole city smells like a bonfire. Probably gonna have my lifespan shortened by at least a decade from all that
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
The likes of Musk and Bezos are not earners though. They don't get a salary. They pay nothing in taxes as long as they don't cash out their wealth.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Clip this comment and let's check back in 10 years. Germans also said the same thing about Chinese EVs in 2014. They ain't laughing now, especially in Dresden.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>Who is the Chinese Intel? Zhaoxin makes X86 and countless make ARM and RiscV chips. SMIC being a foundry. > The Chinese Microsoft? Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba, ByteDance. >The Chinese Boeing? Comac makes passenger and Chengdu fi
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
Countries are not tribes anymore. They're economic zones made for capital generation and accumulation.
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by jack_tripper 9mo ago
>The trope is youth being uninformed OK but what evidence is there of the youth being more informed than tax paying adults? You called it a trope but you haven't rebuted it. Personally, I am now smarter than I was 10 years ago, an

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