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Comment #40452628
"this is on me" --> "look at what a great leader I am, taking responsibility for other people's mistakes" "i've been genuinely embarrassed" --> "yep, totally not my fault actually"…
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Comment #39839232
Enhancing your productivity can lead to an improvement in job performance, which in turn, may significantly increase your job security.
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Comment #38330669
But then I'd have to install an entire browser compared to just installing an extension. And I'd have to use Brave...
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Comment #35614356
A person being killed and a person not being born are not the same thing at all.
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Comment #35002586
His show literally starts with "my mission is simple, to make you money".
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Comment #34690845
There are even ETFs that take advantage of this: https://www.nightsharesetfs.com/nspy Has a pretty high expense ratio as it's not cheap to implement this strategy and there is no c…
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Comment #34655935
>I know of no less than 7 separate things I'd lose myself into Consider yourself lucky then. Privileged even. Money is not the only privilege there is.
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Comment #34616516
Especially since drinking bleach is a somewhat common meme: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/bleach-drinking
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Comment #34513273
So 50% were not 300K/year engineers.
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Comment #34513256
And I think almost no one really works 30 hours productively at any company.
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Comment #34504731
Amazon Pay is very convenient.
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Comment #34502962
>review time which is never going to exceed 2% of the dev time What, why?
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Comment #34452663
Happy no, but he didn't fire them because he had to. He fired them because that's what's expected of a CEO, maximizing shareholder value. You know, he could have fired 11k instead …
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Comment #34452588
The honest way to phrase this is "I'm the one who caused this." "Responsibility" is ambiguous as you said, and that's exactly why he chose that word.
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Comment #34452520
It's like a murderer saying: "I don't regret what I did, I don't think it was wrong, I would do it again, I haven't been caught BUT I take full responsibility for the death of the …
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Comment #34452478
>To match and fuel that growth, we hired for a different economic reality than the one we face today. He kinda did.
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Comment #34451601
The fewer jobs are available, the more desperate recruiters become to earn their commissions.
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Comment #34451510
You think executives had to watch TikTok videos to know what's going on in their companies? I mean they allowed this to happen. It's not the fault of the employees. And of course t…
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Comment #34451475
Is this possible in the US? In many European countries you couldn't do that unless one of the companies employs you "unofficially" (thus breaking labor and tax laws).
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Comment #34445397
Price increases are taxed as well (eventually), do you also remove them?
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Comment #34445224
The tax situation also obviously depends on the investors' tax residence. For example in Switzerland, private investors don't have to pay taxes on capital gains. And many countries…
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Comment #34444464
Your website was down for more than 2 weeks not because 2FA is badly designed, but because you bet everything on your phone not getting lost or damaged. And now you refuse to secur…
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Comment #34444280
They can't send a link to a colleague?
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Comment #34444183
Grandmas usually don't set up two-factor authentication in the first place.