zeropnc

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by zeropnc 7y ago
Or, you know, you enjoy your work/working
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by zeropnc 7y ago
It treats its white collar workers like adults, not privileged overly sensitive babies. Only in the Silicon Valley is that considered “dirt”.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I'm going to violate hacker news's regulations for substantial comments by just saying "what the actual fuck"
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Why would he do something when he can be morally smug at the “man” on the internet?
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by zeropnc 7y ago
That story is depressing. Not the story itself, just how privileged the West is that not being able repair an iPad is poverty.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Are you kidding me? 2.5 billion people still don't have access to proper sanitation, and they're not depressed - and you think it "brave" of young people in the West to deal with the horribleness of _Brexit_?! The commen
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by zeropnc 7y ago
> Teenagers face far greater economic insecurity than before, and are more acutely aware of it. What will the workforce look like when they graduate highschool? Jobs that teenagers would have been invited to do are being replaced with au
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Nerds have been trying to seem edgy railing the "work smart not hard" mantra for decades. It's a nice way to seem clever and enlightened, but it doesn't really make any sense. > Why am I celebrating mere effort? Celeb
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by zeropnc 7y ago
What on earth are you talking about? You think the average American student is participating in 4+ team sports during a given week? There are hundreds of millions of people around the world who's parents are spending their life savings
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Some feedback that will help you as you grow older: grow a thicker skin and stop taking everything so seriously.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I broke a major news story on my own blog years ago on Reddit. It was the top story for a few minutes. Within 20 minutes it was magically deleted, I was shadowbanned, and an identical story from one of the biggest news publications in the w
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by zeropnc 7y ago
No, what that person said was not chauvinistic. You're just trying very hard to imply it that way and your horrendous smugness about it isn't helping. Especially when you're backing them up with ridiculously biased assumption
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Deterrence and retribution are different things. Prison systems with harsh sentences are typically more about sending a message to potential criminals than punishing existing ones.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I find it interesting that people who blindly support social economics almost always immediately revert to some moral argument. Good to know it only took 2 posts for you to revert to "oh the hugh manity, you obviously like dead childre
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Ehm majority of their markets? The entire developing world says hello
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by zeropnc 7y ago
...how is that an answer to my question?
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I feel like this point could’ve been made stronger without all the resentment
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Example of a country who’s people are dying on the streets because of a lack of taxation?
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Baffling really. One of the most obnoxiously well differentiated and profitable enterprises in history raising their minimum pay can’t possible be an analogue for the entire business world
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Lol this is such bullshit. I spent 4 years in Sweden, people there complain even more than Americans.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Um, about half of Sweden’s ten richest people left the country. I don’t get America’s obsession with Scandanavia. Have any of you actually lived there? It’s hilariously overrated.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
If hesitation from bad reviews was a substantial blocker they would have addressed it by now. Most people don’t give a shit.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I mean, look at how many people tiny Bangladesh is supporting.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Lol who exactly do you think would assume the burden of the cost of hired product review staff?
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by zeropnc 7y ago
San Francisco really is a different planet
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by zeropnc 7y ago
> 232 billion I mean, there's a guy coming pretty close to that right now.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
It’s called Bluemix - it’s hilarously underwhelming
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Day after tomorrow, 2012 - we’ve had a fair few and they all suck
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by zeropnc 7y ago
I’ve been hanging out with comservationists the last few months - universally I hear the same things. Poachers are young men who start due to need and stay due to greed.
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by zeropnc 7y ago
Yeah we live in an age where professional athletes, musicians and celebrities play an integral role in shaping global socioeconomic policy. What the fuck could possibly go wrong

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