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DC1350
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Comment #26960643
It’s a good thing when people leave for a place that suits them better. I would leave a team that made issues I don’t care about an important part of the job, but that doesn’t mean…
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Comment #26960594
I’m saying that their problems aren’t a big deal and they should just shut up
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Comment #26960525
> people who are marginalized don't have the luxury of putting it down the list of their priorities Yes they do. High income tech worker are not oppressed in any meaningful way. It…
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Comment #26960247
From the post she linked: > Basecamp should be a place where employees can come to work with colleagues of all backgrounds and political convictions without having to deal with hea…
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Comment #26945658
The real story is the woman with beard emoji and two new ways to represent vaping
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Comment #26944078
Never. Friendship comes from spending regular unstructured time with other people. It’s very hard to make real friends on purpose.
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Comment #26920665
More proof that we should all be listening to Alex Jones.
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Comment #26896237
> What do you expect to see or hope to test for? I think the idea is that financially secure people are more willing to speak their mind. Getting salary upfront means everyone has …
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Comment #26893266
It could be worse. You could be Canadian
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Comment #26890547
> It's obvious: you have a cultural problem, and you can't change people... so have to replace people. This makes no sense at all. The government exists to serve those people who a…
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Comment #26884727
> Gamification will be rampant and will absorb people in to it. When I see how much mundane grinding people are willing to do for video game rewards, it makes me wonder if status o…
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Comment #26870613
The post is just trying to help people cope with knowing that they're behind. It's not a good approach to life.
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Comment #26868665
Lip reading ASL is pretty tough
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Comment #26855514
A foot rub isn’t a sex act? All conditional sex is rape. If the other person doesn’t enthusiastically and unconditionally consent, then it’s rape. This is obvious, and if you’re ha…
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Comment #26854692
Sex for money is coerced sex, which is also a form of rape.
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Comment #26824150
People won’t complain in person if they’re looking at me from a bad angle or I’m standing near a window
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Comment #26823739
I don’t know how to fix it, but there are countries where the problems don’t exist and we would be better off as part of them. The average Canadian home owner now makes significant…
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Comment #26822943
I’d love to believe this, but dev and IT people are not paid exceptionally well in most of the world. That says to me that the high salaries are a consequence of social structures …
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Comment #26822494
Another screw up! The best thing that could ever happen in my life would be the Canadian government collapsing and the country getting annexed by the USA. Such an evil country. It’…
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Comment #26816164
It’s easier to replace the word “white” with “Jewish” since the arguments about disproportionate wealth and representation will still hold. Everyone knows that’s wrong, so I don’t …
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Comment #26816128
There’s nothing noble about giving your money away for free to middle men.
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Comment #26795352
> a dampening effect on agility, individual contribution, risk taking, etc. which is opposite of what you want for a software shop. These are company problems and not employee prob…
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Comment #26794523
It’s slavery as a service. Great for saving costs because you only pay for the time that you actually use, and you can outsource the maintenance of the service to the provider. If …
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Comment #26782824
> Perhaps it stops at like $500k/yr? It stops once somebody’s net worth is already so high that their annual income is irrelevant. Those are the real wealthy people.
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Comment #26781956
$150k is not even enough to buy a small home near your workplace in a lot of cities. Janitors had better living conditions 50 years ago than $150k earners do today