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Consultant32452
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Comment #46611619
If a lot of money is involved, it's only a matter of time before all oversight is corrupt. Similarly, you can safely assume all data that is on an important (big money) topic is fa…
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Comment #45683975
A website was taken down. This might technically violate some paperwork law, but the real problem is we don't actually prosecute war crimes/human rights violations. So what differe…
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Comment #45683646
There's no moral equivalency between the US directly torturing prisoners of war/assassinating its own citizens and a website being taken down.
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Comment #45683533
I don't see how anything has changed in a meaningful way. George Bush "tortured some folks" and Obama assassinated US citizens abroad. The status quo is literal evil and Trump is b…
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Comment #45625193
2022 challenger srt hellcat redeye. I absolutely love it.
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Comment #45622084
I recently bought a fancy muscle car with all that crap integrated into the infotainment system. I explained to the sales guy that I WANTED to keep this car for the rest of my life…
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Comment #45619584
Cash for clunkers destroyed mountains of cars which increased pollution and forced a bunch of people up the food chain with regard to competition for used cars.
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Comment #45569165
The infotainment system on my car can make changes to the suspension. Can change from street to track mode and even has a launch mode I can initiate for starting a timed 0-60, etc.…
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Comment #45279909
The rule of thumb is if something has a cost and persists over time it must have some benefit even if we don’t understand what that is. Otherwise, creatures not paying the cost wil…
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Comment #45221761
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Comment #45221754
the average man does not want to be free. he simply wants to be safe. ~H.L. Mencken The bad guys will say you only need privacy if you’re guilty and the plebs will lap it up
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Comment #45190343
Most workers enjoy being emotionally manipulated by their employers. A friend of mine was gushing because their new employer sent some chocolates to everyone at Christmas time. The…
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Comment #45190065
At my shop employees had to RTO but us consultants are still remote. I suspect this is exactly what it looks like.
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Comment #45189989
Executives have done all manner of things which reduced productivity. Hoteling alone must have cost billions in lost focus. They’re suspicious of work from home because employees l…
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Comment #45104860
The elites have put themselves in a position where the two main options are the sentiment above or Luigi Mangione. It honestly scares me a bit what's coming.
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Comment #45104734
I agree the empire is in a very dangerous place because it has expanded the labor force more rapidly than it has expanded supply of jobs. This is an existential risk to the empire.…
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Comment #45104503
We have flooded the STEM market with foreign workers. Sometimes we don't even give the foreign workers real jobs, we pretend they are "grad students" and pay them a pittance doing …
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Comment #44931639
I would argue the purpose of public education is directionally to attempt to level the playing field between people who start with a lot and people who start with a little. And in …
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Comment #44859934
I've been advised by my ChatGPT lawyer to say "No."
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Comment #42443180
I have no incentive to delete bad code and replace it with good code when doing megacorp work. For things I own, it's situational.
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Comment #40299240
If we started prosecuting CEOs who don't meet goals/expectations, they'd all be in prison. You have to prove Elon was intentionally lying, which I suspect many on this forum are sy…
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Comment #40075968
Unless you want to get into a pure management position, the most senior (pay) technical resource is almost always a consultant. And you can give yourself the promotion to consultan…