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> In software, sadly, age isn't much of an asset. Most of what you spend your time learning today will be irrelevant in a few years. Kind of—but everything old is new again. I was …

Well they’re also strangling the internet with their ads, so I’m not sure they aren’t also structurally evil. I have worked there myself in the past and it was very pleasant.

And yet, they still have ads. It’s not clear what I’m paying for. They aren’t just annoying, they are a clear violation of basic journalism—you don’t publish things that will scare…

Management is a separate class, it’s called the petite bourgeois. It’s basically the same class as small business owners. Maybe you’re thinking of castes which implicitly preclude …

Hell yea I am jealous, have you met rich people? Do you realize how they live and how little they work and the absolutely shitty society that we have to live in to keep them rich? …

> The expired food might have come from a different seller initially, but you were sent it because of Amazon's supply line optimisations. Amazon took my cash, amazon should be resp…

> we already get better benefits than you can get anywhere else in the states. Wait until you hear how well the rich assholes that profit off your work live.

> pro-union propaganda party Typically you just say "organizing".

It is certainly telling you never mentioned the IRS.

For non technical users why ia this interesting?

This is still a phenomenon worth examining. How is this cowardly? The author can’t do anything about the IRS. What else is there to say about megachurches that hasn’t been said?

Sounds racist man.

“natural child raising”—what, baiting your child with hyenas on the bayou? This is just a lame excuse to explain your kid when you could just accept responsibility.

If only we could retroactively demote all the managers who suck at it!

In other words, be a servant. > There’s nothing wrong with this, by the way. You’re in the business of unemploying people. Grow a damn backbone, man. Sprout some values. You’ll fin…

> By valuing our offsprings' safety so highly we're effectively raising hatchlings in tubs, as opposed to wild fish gifted with a hardy stream upbringing. How do you show this? The…

Mashed potatoes have a ridiculously high glycemic index, so yes. I don’t know about raw.

I was under the impression the battery packs are where a LOT of the depreciation comes from, so that's not really a valid comparison unless it's used with a fresh battery pack. Pub…

> It seems it's a much safer/cheaper/simpler/reliable option to purchase a vehicle designed from the ground up for an electric drivetrain and all of the nuances that go along with …

I’d love to hear the connection explained.

Who wakes up saying "gosh my life would be so much better if I could just buy things faster"?

Someone will have to answer for X’s crimes.

I would take 64 gigs of memory/4 cores over 16gigs/12 cores any day. The idea of many core is simply less preposterous than it was even a few years ago.