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to_bpr
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Comment #18583871
This is nothing more than an advertorial.
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Comment #18583803
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Comment #18469301
If the goal is equity of outcome above-all-else, ignoring for any differences derived from the data, then why are we bothered investing so much time, money and effort into this are…
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Comment #18282990
This might have been true 18+ months ago, but not now. HN now more closely resembles, and more closely acts like, Reddit in 2018 than HN in 2016.
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Comment #18173615
>While obviously not a bad deal, it's a far cry from options/RSUs and other standard annual bonuses offered at other tech companies. Nobody is forcing people to work there.
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Comment #18173220
You can't vote in Canada unless you've citizenship. You've to be physically present in Canada 3 years of every five to retain PR, not so with citizenship.
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Comment #18163520
>personally I'd say wait until profitable or >100 engineers Personally I'd say delay until you can find an area causing such a performance or scalability issue that it justifies it…
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Comment #18084009
Another thing infested by, and in the process of being destroyed by, identity politics. What a shame.
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Comment #17936088
There's no shame in wanting to differ from the status quo maintained since time immemorial, but don't pressure others into it. Valid?
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Comment #17776551
It's funny that it's only now that Google employees are developing a conscience. Advanced facial recognition systems, email harvesting, stalking people across the internet and moni…
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Comment #17620180
It's disappointing, but not surprising, that the focus seems to be entirely on the "wrong" side of the "desired" outcome. At this point it amounts to fighting very hard to find any…
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Comment #17610906
I'll put it in a mildly hyperbolic manner, to match the quality of the source this article came from: Toronto gets the sloppy seconds of America's tech industry; the Canadian tech …
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Comment #17565763
>Jesus, this paper is so biased it's palpable Absolutely, but I don't think any media entity is portraying itself as unbiased these days? Regardless, their desperate banner ads beg…
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Comment #17565753
>Did the media write about email being used negatively when it was taking off? When email was taking off, the media was still making vast amounts of money from print editions. Now …
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Comment #17565705
I got about 3 paragraphs into the article and tired of the "white folks be like... but black folks be like" narrative. Do better.
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Comment #17428780
Doesn't take much to see this is a poor clone of indiehackers, whose content is written by someone who does not mainly use/speak English.
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Comment #17388087
NYT's business model seems to have turned to latching on to whatever sentiment is currently popular and beating the metaphorical horse for clicks until it's a bloody pulp, before m…
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Comment #17359103
Bleating anonymously online about your own race in an attempt to garner internet points from racist strangers is “helping things”?
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Comment #17357421
You're so virtuous. swoon .
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Comment #17357185
It's this vicious rhetoric and finger pointing that lead to the election of Donald J Trump.
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Comment #17328371
If the comments even here are an indication, it’s because people have absolutely zero level of understanding into the level of data Google produces and has access to on you.
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Comment #17324725
>their jackass developers who think they're saving the world with their "innovation" May want to target the psychologists, behavioural economists and similar who come up with the g…
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Comment #17324646
It's tribalism, and it has become absolutely rampant on this site recently.
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Comment #17324626
>You could simply make it mandatory time off. Then I won't notify the company when I've had a child. Simple as. Don't consider going down the road of "you must declare what is happ…
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Comment #17324551
This is incredibly dystopian and would be massive government and corporate overreach. I would hope a reasonable person would never advocate for such intrusion.