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Comment #4584250
There are two things here: 1. Microsoft does not make decisions (mostly) based on fairness to prospective employees. It DOES make decisions based on having a good public image, par…
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Comment #4253589
What about YouTube? Or Zynga? Or Facebook for its photos? I think when people hear the phrase "digital media", they think of it has traditional-media-delivered-digitally. But I thi…
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Comment #4190817
China is less socialist than India? Citation?
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Comment #4178180
I'm a professional programmer who feels like he maybe shouldn't be. Articles like these are encouraging, even if never wind up quitting.
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Comment #4095930
Just one really shitty cubicle.
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Comment #3998944
C'thulu?
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Comment #3692368
Perhaps... I'm not entirely sure why this is the way things are. The histories of specific Indian communities are often completely fascinating, and I wish there was more literature…
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Comment #3692361
Ok, I looked it up, you're right. I've never lived in a village, my perception of Panchayats was wholly informed by the news.
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Comment #3690180
Well, I mean, obviously. Not that it's passable, but do you want to spend energy bringing every pickpocket to justice or do you want to spend energy bringing justice to ONE man who…
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Comment #3690147
I especially love the part about Panchayats losing their authority -- those old fucks need to all resign, and quickly. I'm not being anti-tradition or whatever. Panchayats routinel…
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Comment #3690145
Let's not forget the slave trade.
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Comment #3690142
No, resource strip-mining was a HUGE problem, and was compounded by the fact that India missed the Industrial Revolution at least partially because the British willfully sabotaged …
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Comment #3690130
I take those literacy and poverty numbers with a grain of salt -- they're manufactured by the govt to make itself look good. While literacy and poverty have both been addressed som…
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Comment #3690126
That's a nice observation, and definitely true in India's case. Out of curiosity, is this a robust thing? Is corruption a good indicator of 'brain-drain'?
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Comment #3690122
Ironically, I agree with the comment you're replying to but not with you. Political hypocrisy favoring people you like is seen everywhere. Even if that were NOT the case, I find it…
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Comment #3690102
Well, most people around the world are averse to business. Is there really a bigger proportion of Chinese or Russian or Egyptian businesspersons than Indian? (In fact, India has a …