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yelloweyes
6y ago
????????????????? Sure you will lose a little bit, like 2 or 3% a year. But if you have nothing saved then what will you do in case of an emergency? such as losing a job?
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yelloweyes
6y ago
So you're acknowledging the possibility that some might sink?
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yelloweyes
6y ago
what? My life wouldn't change at all if I suddenly started eating 50% less meat. wouldn't change a thing.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
>Let me make a meta-point. It's natural to find yourself with a thought of this form: I don't get why so many think ___ is cool. I don't get why so many think cigarettes are cool. You're telling me they know something
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Let's be honest. 90% of JS developers out there probably don't even know what a lock is. I know a JS dev who gets paid good money to develop software, who thought the reason you shouldn't use floating-point to deal with curre
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yelloweyes
6y ago
You forgot: work until you're 65 so you can enjoy your last 10 years with a broken body
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yelloweyes
6y ago
>Separate Apps & Separate Databases > Suitability: This is the best way to begin your SAAS platform, for product-market fitment until stability and growth. Uh what? How is this even feasible when you get to 1000s of cli
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yelloweyes
6y ago
>Nobody likes to be told that they're wasting their free time, Wasting free time, a.k.a living? Capitalist propaganda is so godamn effective. People now believe that every minute you spend not working is wasted time. Dear lord.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Anyone who has such depth either: 1-Is a genius and has no problem getting a job, therefore doesn't have to jump through these hoops 2- Or is probably on the autism spectrum and might be hard to work with
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yelloweyes
6y ago
It's not a choice. It's a disease. No one chooses to be miserable.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
UBI is not about "not working". It's about "here's some basic money so you don't have to worry every day about starving to death". Want to wear clean clothes everyday and drive a car? You're gonna hav
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Yeah like, wtf is the point of technological innovation if we're still working like crazy?
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Yeah same here. Just got a close to dream job, and if I had waited maybe another week to contact them maybe it wouldn't be available anymore.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
>which will generally require a certain level of communication skills and presentation ability, is the right place for you. It's really not about presentation ability. It's "oh shit I have x minutes to do this and I have
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Lmfao. How naive can people be? Do you honestly think capitalists don't know that when people have free time they start thinking about life, and when people start thinking about life, bad shit happens to capitalists?
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Being a better illustrator than most is not really an easy task. And the guy from Dilbert is not really a better illustrator than most. I mean, he draws some very basic shit.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
Is there really a point to rampant, non-stop technological advancements if the common people never really get to see the benefits of it? It seems like life just keeps getting harder and harder for the lower classes.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
lol sure thing bud you are the one who has shit figured out how arrogant to think you know anything in this vastly complex world. you don't have anything figured out. you're just arrogant and have a narrow view of the world.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
I don't mean to say some companies like Google don't need NoSQL. Obviously they do. Also, no you don't. It's possible to have distributed RDBMS.
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yelloweyes
6y ago
you either need a relational model or you don't. if you try to build a complex enterprise application with nosql all that's gonna happen is you end up reinventing an RDBMS there are not many companies in the world that can afford
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yelloweyes
6y ago
reality is 99% of companies out there will be just fine with a single db server all this nosql fad is simply because SQL is hard and newbies would just rather call it old and slow because they can't be bothered to learn it
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yelloweyes
6y ago
definitely valuable for the linux kernel for bob's old ERP software company, really won't make a difference
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yelloweyes
6y ago
anything that's even remotely profitable is already taken
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yelloweyes
7y ago
Who cares. The point is to get people out of their comfortable complacency. Read this one: "We are now in the tragic situation that the most efficient health system of the richest area of the country (Lombardy) is almost at its full ca
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yelloweyes
7y ago
yeah no shit. multilingual people usually have more money.
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yelloweyes
7y ago
remote ok?
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yelloweyes
7y ago
What causes low IQ though? Just going to take a guess here and say that < 5% of people actually have "genetic stupidity". Most "low IQ" people are low IQ because they went through traumatizing hardships early in life
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yelloweyes
7y ago
boggles my mind that people who know the first thing about software can actually think that self driving cars are viable technology
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yelloweyes
7y ago
I'm 27, never had a "proper" 9-5 type of job, and I've always wondered how do people with these types of jobs do things like taking their dog to the vet. In my country if you ask for time off to take your dog to the vet
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yelloweyes
7y ago
writing a script in 10 minutes has virtually no impact in my life but you bet yo ass I'm charging for it
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