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dukeluke
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Comment #14062912
This post did nothing to advance the conversation. There's nothing thought invoking, no statistics, and no argument. Please provide substance to your posts in the future.
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Comment #14036939
It sounds like you are looking for a unicorn that is already familiar with your stack. Just pick someone who has the desire to work hard and learn new things. The rest comes with t…
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Comment #14031609
I feel for the immigrants who won't be able to come, but this kind of abuse is hurting the career outlook for Americans. Our government needs to put the citizens ahead of the corpo…
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Comment #14031571
Companies pull this kind of stuff, then wonder why there is a push back against globalization. Americans need to benefit from globalization, too! If most American work is displaced…
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Comment #14021991
Our "entitlement" doesn't come from nothing. Wages have been dropping significantly since the recession. The loyalty that corporations show is lower than ever. All the jobs are eit…
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Comment #14021931
This is true, but when an entire society does this, then all it does is exploit cheap labor and leads to a race to the bottom to see who can charge the least, all while the capital…
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Comment #14021866
Why do you want to control what other people do to their houses? Is maintaining some sense of opulence so important to you that you would be willing to remove peoples' freedoms? Ed…
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Comment #14010209
What keeps other countries like India from developing PhD's like that? It seems like they would have a strong incentive to do so.
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Comment #14010184
Maybe not now, but I assure you there many smart people trying to build the infrastructure and plenty of smart talent that could be utilized.
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Comment #14010057
Those jobs would have been shipped to India eventually anyway. Global corporations don't care about silly things like stable economies. They care about the bottom line. Edit: to th…
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Comment #14009425
Why would it make any sense for them to do that when they can just open up offices in different cities?
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Comment #14003141
Don't group everyone together like that. I used to frequent 4chan, and eventually joined in the trolly lulz threads. It was all just for fun. What made the site fun for me was the …
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Comment #14002987
The problem is that the value of the degree is dropping significantly. I'm unemployed right now because all the tech support positions require a bachelor's degree. I already have a…
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Comment #14002972
If he was doing the job and doing it well, I don't see why it's a big deal. Universities used to be where you had to go to learn something new, but with the internet, anyone can le…
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Comment #14002923
The point isn't the specifics of that one article. The point is that because most news organizations have soiled their reputation by misconstruing statistics to generate outrage, m…
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Comment #13972396
Pretty much. There are things you can do, but the majority of people won't do them. Our political system is showing its age, being completely gerrymandered, bought by major corpora…
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Comment #13968111
An issue with the current system is that while the people wanted a change candidate, our two-party political system almost successfully suppressed a change candidate from emerging …
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Comment #13967087
I agree this post is prone to a flame war, but it's also a really important conversation for people to have. Many people don't understand why the election went the way that it did.…
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Comment #13966677
We haven't just lost status. We've lost leverage and loyalty too. Globalization has made the demand for lower class labor in the US drop to the point where the uneducated cannot do…
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Comment #13964317
In a global economy, workers have no leverage. If a group tries to form a union, the work goes elsewhere. Globalism exploits the fact that there are people willing to work for $1/h…
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Comment #13958739
IT workers are losing leverage in the US. Many have been offshored, and most remaining positions are being centralized to a handful of tech hubs in the country. It's good to not lo…
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Comment #13957126
You can have it both ways. They can support the old version by providing security and stability patches without adding the new, computationally expensive features to the old phone.…
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Comment #13957006
That's true, developers can focus on the new platforms, but that doesn't mean new iOS versions should make older phones become much slower.
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Comment #13955853
That's not unintentional, though. It's just a form of planned obsolescence, which can be avoided by getting an Android phone that can have CyanogenMod installed on it. Alternativel…
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Comment #13955612
The barrier to entry may be lower for some parts of the market, but I don't know if the barrier to entrepreneurship is lower overall. Growing inequality and lack of growth potentia…