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Comment #49219317
Can you elaborate please?
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Comment #49219240
> That solidarity was more naturally built in places like coal mines where workers were closely collocated and was more difficult to build in framework knitting, where workers were…
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Comment #49219198
> Makes you wonder why no one wants to be his friend? Wow, what a way to be bitter and defensive.
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Comment #49216660
It doesn't matter if GP is able to discern the difference, it matters if your CEO is forced to care about the difference.
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Comment #49214444
To be completely honest with you, it's a bit of both. I realise that this idea is somewhat obnoxious, hence the gallows humour. At the same time, I genuinely don't think we have a …
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Comment #49214256
Can't exactly help out with childbirth if you don't have an uterus.
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Comment #49214209
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Comment #49214157
Ha, this has some serious There Will Come Soft Rains energy.
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Comment #49214064
You jest, but I'd think it really is the opposite. Hard to care too much for a child if you've got five spare ones.
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Comment #49214025
It is a problem, because all these people want a good standard of living which strains the environment.
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Comment #49214002
Pray tell, what do you mean by "the rest of the world"? Surely it's not Western Europe, which is already being strangled by the cost of the welfare state?
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Comment #49213818
Not gonna happen.
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Comment #49212321
Even by your definition, HN is still full of off-topic politics these days.
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Comment #49211710
I think there is progress on allowing agents to pay?
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Comment #49202335
To butcher a famous poem, it's better to have hired and lost than never to have hired at all . Restrictions on letting go of enployees mean that companies are afraid to hire. They …
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Comment #49202272
> What kind of people do you think are interested in this kind of rigid rubric? This is actually spot on. In my last gig I was working with the kind of people French job security p…
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Comment #49202090
And the coal workers too. If the industry itself is dying pr mutating then the workers are screwed either way, union or no union.
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Comment #49201995
This gets trotted out every time, but let's be realistic: you can't pay your rent in European good vibes.
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Comment #49201949
History knows no conditionals.
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Comment #49201648
It's still not clear to me whether union protection is going to be worth the decrease in job creation. There's a reason Europe has way less IT positions with worse salaries.
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Comment #49197358
In my experience most of these came from France itself or from Italy. Not exactly third world, eh?
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Comment #49197153
Seconding Iosevka, it's great for code! And you can get a version without ligatures.
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Comment #49197119
Aren't they going to break that too? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49045159
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Comment #49197058
Take up the White Man's burden— Send forth the best ye breed— Go bind your sons to exile To serve your captives' need; To wait in heavy harness On fluttered folk and wild— Your new…
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Comment #49197011
If the majority is unable to do anything then their opposition doesn't really matter.