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phabora

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    Comment #26280117

    Small business is just a propaganda tool. The idea has some allure, maybe because it reminds Americans of their priomordial beginning as settlers, homesteaders, yeomans, craftsmen …

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    Comment #26280091

    We all agree about what taxes are. Some just attach more libertarian sensibilities/fears/paranoia to that word.

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    Comment #26279734

    My mistake. I thought you were upper-middle class.

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    Comment #26279715

    You can also use proper nouns, you dorks.

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    Comment #26266044

    Your dream has two outcomes: 1. You get outcompeted by other companies that look out for Number One, namely the bottom line 2. You get surrounded by an entourage of corporate sycop…

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    Comment #26266010

    High-performers (read: well-payed workers) like to complain about the nefarious corrupting influence of unions but seldom consider the case that the high-performers (read: upper-mi…

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    Comment #26265937

    Yes, for shame! When will America get to hear the side of the employer? Mabye the executive of Amazon could be allowed to post a little column in paper like the Washington Post. Ma…

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    Comment #26265822

    The meaning is pretty straightforward to interpret. Vampires suck blood.

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    Comment #26265802

    Not really euphemism. More of an Orwellian term.

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    Comment #26265776

    Some people are privileged enough to be able to get jobs where they don’t need collective bargaining to get decently fair compensation and decent working conditions.

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    Comment #26260326

    > ethics Debatable.

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    Comment #26253900

    Do you have a lot of experience with multiple EU countries?[1] Or are you just using “outsized influence” to extrapolate that non-English speaking countries can be neatly categoriz…

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    Comment #26253805

    That’s not the case where I live in the small non-American West. We’ve all seen the American TV show/films where some Mega Loser has failed to move out the year they become eightee…

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    Comment #26253743

    Westerners are from Saturn, Orientals are from Pluto: Rapsey’s five definitive sociological facts™

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    Comment #26248737

    I think Spotify insist on using 10% of my drive. I can’t configure it as far as I know (any more). The only solution that I know of is `rm -rf `.

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    Comment #26243551

    > I don’t think most people going to 3rd-tier college to study humanities are doing it out of some abstract love of education. Well, the fact that they are third-tier already tells…

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    Comment #26243479

    You can’t use teacher as a synonym for researcher, they’re two completely different things.

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    Comment #26243467

    > In many other countries, top academics and researchers are at large public universities. But that’s not even terribly relevant to the average student. An undergraduate won’t bene…

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    Comment #26243426

    How is this an example of an efficient market when one of the outcomes is to simply get a “name-brand degree”?[1] Ideally it should just be about the other alternative, namely what…

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    Comment #26242354

    That’s the stupidest theory I’ve heard this week. This is a forum hosted by a startup accelator where programmers and founders (as well as other professionals) gather. It’s not exa…

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    Comment #26234366

    That governments act more in the benefit of business owners than workers was observed by Adam Smith and is still true today. Further that’s a sociological fact and not a “conspirac…

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