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jgh
8y ago
> Care to elaborate? Many of us held minimum wage positions for some period of time before gathering the skills / tools / time to move on to something better. So did I, but I don't regard someone a failure who deserves mis
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8y ago
Capitalism is a system created by humans, presumably for the benefit of humans. If it doesn't do a very good job of making the lives of humans better then it could be considered a failure. As we're seeing now, wealth and income i
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8y ago
Then capitalism has failed humanity.
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8y ago
LOL this is such a typical HN reply. "Just get room mates". Come on, the solution is to pay people so they can live a decent life and have a family if they want to.
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8y ago
Good.
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The comment this person was replying to seems to be saying exactly that....
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They're occasionally the largest company in the world, headed by the richest man in the world. I'm sure they can find the money somewhere to pay their employees a decent wage.
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8y ago
> If these workers succeed in unionizing, it will only just accelerate Amazon's quest to replace MOST of these workers with robots. I'm sure they've thought this through more than some random poster on Hacker News.
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8y ago
> A simple fact is that all 7 billion people can't live like upper middle class Americans, it's impossible. Why not have one place in the world that a huge number of people sit at the top? Because winning the birth lottery gets
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i wish they would launch gpu instances :(
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I assume the statute of limitations has passed for the OSHA suit here
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8y ago
The massive amount of money basically sits in an investment account and generates dividends to live off of. That's what people are talking about. In order to have a salary they're used to they need like 20-30x the cash in the ban
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8y ago
they changed it this year didn't they? Weren't people making jokes that now firefox is square and chrome is round?
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8y ago
diversify into what exactly? The entire cryptocurrency ecosystem seems highly correlated. Take a look at coinmarketcap.com, the charts are essentially the same for nearly all the listed coins.
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8y ago
my cat likes to pretend like he enjoys going outside, then when he gets outside he flops around for about 10 minutes and then goes back inside.
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Interesting, thanks for the link! I'm strongly considering doing this for my next project and all the information I can get is helpful.
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Aardman Animation becoming a coop has captured my imagination. I am very curious how well it could work in the context of a tech company.
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8y ago
wasnt there a story linked here a couple weeks ago about neurons possibly having some sensitivity to quantum interactions? Wouldn't that mean that the quantum level is not actually below neurological free will?
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Chrome started becoming really popular when Firefox started becoming terrible around 10 years ago. Chrome was much faster and had better features. Firefox was bloated and slow and was pretty much resting on its laurels. These days it has
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I agree, dealing with Google open source is never a pleasant experience.
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Ultimately this is probably the real solution: Less work, more remote.
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Not if we want to achieve aggressive climate goals.
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holy cow i thought the scrolling text would end at some point.....
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> The non-PC argument If you want to have a reasonable discussion about these things, don't front-load your argument with labeling people who disagree with you in such broad, and frankly wrong, strokes.
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I believe Akamai has implemented QUIC but I haven't heard of any other CDNs that have.
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8y ago
Could you expand more on this? I'm having a hard time picturing how the 'myth of the tech talent shortage' benefits the powers that be. Doesn't it cost them more?
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Indeed. There's a dead reply to your comment that mentions eastern european salaries being comparable. That might be a bit of an exaggeration but there are outsource to Canada companies that, I think, are mainly in the KW area and ar
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Discord came out of a game studio as well (Hammer & Chisel)
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Could they do something like what Aardman Studios did? The company saves up money to buy out the owner at fair value then puts the shares in a trust and effectively makes the employees the owners
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According to this article prior to the change: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/why-all-the-fus... it was 65,000 transit commuters per day vs 20,000 vehicles per day. edit, here is the latest data from
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