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schkkd

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    Comment #23200779

    Tbh, even I don't understand "grok" :)

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    Comment #23198250

    True spherical hackers in the vacuum want to be undisputable experts in complex topics and as this often mixes with sheer egoism, they like to flex with this knowledge and remind o…

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    Comment #23176410

    Reddit serves its purpose well. It's a honeypot for lazy emotional people: reddit offers them space to procrastinate and gets to influence them in return (ads, politics).

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    Comment #23176361

    One day there was a post there about free 5 bucks for some PlayStation stuff. The post received 30k comments. Thats all you need to know about the reddit audience. What would impro…

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    Comment #23164583

    There's no wealth there. All Google employees get something like 25 billions a year. The US budget is measured in trillions and to cover up just this recession alone, Fed created 6…

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    Comment #23136252

    They have to sell something only if the Fed don't give them money (and dilute the share of the lower 90% as a side effect).

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    Comment #23135999

    There's this Wall Street movie made in 1970 (?) about this very kind of people.

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    Comment #23117007

    That's pretty much size of a mobile app. But the thing with web apps is that they are downloaded every time and hence the outcry.

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    Comment #23084248

    Everything is negotiable. You can negotiate a private office with a ocean view if you're valuable enough. This won't work for rank and file employees obviously.

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    Comment #23084182

    Nope, no one. And I could negotiate terms with directors, VPs and CEOs (of small firms) over lunches: meaning that they deemed it valuable enough to spend a few hours of their time…

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    Comment #23083995

    That's why when a yet another aspiring startup wants to hire me, I ask for a high sign on bonus as an insurance, monthly vesting cycle, at least 200k in base pay and high severance…