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tremendoussss
2y ago
I am aware that it is about the fire and rehire. If no one can say why something should exist, then yes, the quickest solution is turn it all off and see what breaks. You might not agree with it but it is a valid strategy given all the dyna
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I think if you looked at the history of the global economy and geopolitics since 1970 or 1900 pre Federal Reserve, I think you could make an argument that the dystopia that you're worried about already exists.
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tremendoussss
2y ago
Ah, thank you, I didn't know. Seems like a stretch to compare executions and layoffs, no one else is immune to layoffs
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tremendoussss
2y ago
The term "ground troops" was just used as a metaphor for people at the bottom who do a big chunk of the actual work. Every organization would rather have people at least be pro "big picture" vision, and, yes, there shoul
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tremendoussss
2y ago
Honest question, what laws in this context?
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tremendoussss
2y ago
You're right it's not a startup. It's an organization in a town that voted 90%+ in favor of keeping their jobs, not being prosecuted, or some kind of "threat to democracy". You can't run an organization if the
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I think being fair is the point. Instead of using any metric that might infringe on a protected class, let's use math?
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tremendoussss
2y ago
Government employees shouldn't be immune to layoffs. If the government goes bankrupt, everyone is much worse off. The longer these systems stay down the worse things can go, this is the most humane way to do what needs to be done. Whic
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I've been a backend engineer for about 10 years, with my last job doing an aws lambda stack. I started a job in manufacturing a few months ago and having to think that this has to work for the next 20 years has been a completely differ
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tremendoussss
2y ago
It has to be in the first two weeks, 90%+ of DC voted for Kamala. There's going to be resistance and lack of support. People are going to want to keep their jobs. Layoffs suck but there's not a great way to do them, and the govern
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tremendoussss
2y ago
It's not black and white, most of society can't even agree on what reality is. Most of the country disagrees that he's a traitor The one issue voter who only cares about free speech on the internet isn't "opposed&qu
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tremendoussss
2y ago
Your black and white thinking is dehumanizing. By being so rigid in your stance you're being neglectful of other peoples view of the world. It comes across so invalidating and dismissive, the lack of curiosity as to why people have the
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I am exactly who you are talking about, I live in a very purple city in the midwest. I grew up in a town of 3000 people, my family was Amish 4 generations ago. I'm also a 90s kid and grew up on south park. Turned into a redneck hippy.
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tremendoussss
2y ago
Continuing the immaturity is also usually seen as immature
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I have the same perspective. On top of it, society has gotten use to seeing reality TV shows. DC looks like a reality TV show for ugly people to them. It's not even done well.
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tremendoussss
2y ago
I agree with you in spirit. Everyone is equally responsible on "how" they communicate. When the giving side is coming from a place of contempt and disgust, the work for improvement shouldn't be trivialized.