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throwaway45349
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Comment #26388784
The term "FAANG" is about prestige (originally stock growth) more than actual quality of life.
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Comment #26379951
4chan is a shady place, but it is definitely not a bastion of child porn. The owners do not allow anything like that.
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Comment #26376113
Yes because improving quality of life is as simple as legislating it. You really think those drivers wouldn't be out of a job for charging 3x?
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Comment #26248088
Some are medically exempt. This mask-or-else culture pushes those people out of society, totally unfairly.
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Comment #25898102
Agreed, a lot of tech might be data harvesters, but they don't sell location data to bounty hunters.
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Comment #25896071
Is this purely a US phenomenon? I don't see this much at all from people who live here t(the UK), but we're really starting to feel the effects of social media censorship hit hard,…
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Comment #25891494
EU market may be big, but the UK is too valuable to just give up on entirely.
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Comment #25889421
Because work is a huge part of my life? At the end of the day, I choose the job that's best for me, not the other way around.
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Comment #25888239
I would guess a sizable fraction is regional policy, legal and marketing teams. The whole point of Uber is to operate everywhere and you simply can't run all of that in Silicon Val…
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Comment #25887542
This is terrible. I've never seen a Googler get thrown under the bus so publicly by one of their own. Just doesn't fit the company profile.
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Comment #25887493
Ah, well, I'm not exactly a proponent of lockdown in the first place, but the big difference is Covid spreads faster. it's already a social norm to stay away from grandparents when…
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Comment #25887480
I was lucky to be in your position only months before the pandemic (though I never went to college), so I built up a reasonable set of friends before WFH (both at work and outside …
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Comment #25887430
What I mean is that WFH employees will still demand perks, just of a different nature (maybe higher salaries). As long as the market dynamics we have today stick, employers will st…
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Comment #25887370
You call it time theft, I call it work life balance. If I'm struggling with a problem, sitting on my ass for 5 hours is not going to make the solution come quicker. Going for a wal…
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Comment #25887305
> If covid is dangerous enough to lock down society yet is only x5 as deadly as bad flu seasons open offices are literal murder. Flu is only deadly for a very small segment of soci…
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Comment #25887283
When I commuted to work, I was already in the centre of a huge city with lots of social opportunities after work (with friends who are nearby in other jobs). If I wanted to sociali…
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Comment #25887271
I live in the UK - very few places in London will have the space for a separate home office + space for family. It will get incredibly expensive if we all need to buy more space (a…
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Comment #25887251
Very few companies have on-site gyms, snacks and child care. These are competitive advantages, and as long as top-tier SWEs are a sellers market, these businesses will have no choi…
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Comment #25879833
Except that in-person forums are illegal right now :(
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Comment #25879813
I mean, that's fine, but I take issue with one party having this massive megaphone to the world, with the other side having theirs completely snuffed. Either ban them all, or ban n…
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Comment #25869337
Why? Both are a disenfranchised voice complaining with violence. One might be more valid than the other, but that doesn't mean one is inherently better.
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Comment #25869305
Worth noting that Valve is one of the few companies that makes a conscious effort in favor of freedom of speech. They refuse to moderate for ideological reasons and not just cost.
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Comment #25865556
We live in a post truth world because of social media algorithms, which made that content successful. I think we need to heavily regulate those ASAP.
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Comment #25865528
The deplatforming has been going on for years, since at least 2016 when Trump was elected in the first place. In Twitter's case[0] they went after smaller users (edgy "russian bots…