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yellowpencil

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    Comment #48992060

    Im not the OP but most people outside of HN don't have multiple offers to job hop between FAANGs so the choice becomes "make money to survive or not".

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    Comment #45196629

    A positive change for sure but what about the kids who were stunted developmentally during that time? In a nearby elementary school they are now touting teaching kids “AI literacy”…

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    Comment #44887775

    A friend of a friend has been in a rough patch with her spouse and has been discussing it all with ChatGPT. So far ChatGPT has pretty much enthusiastically encouraged divorce, whic…

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    Comment #38798864

    Them being a charity isn't an automatic license to use anything on the internet?

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    Comment #38534985

    I'm in a big city and that is certainly not the case. I can submit preferred locations but ultimately there is a very opaque selection process and there is no guarantee made other …

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    Comment #38532614

    In public schools the only way to "vote with your wallet" is to relocate, the next best option which is less disruptive to a family is to opt out of the school system if the means …

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    Comment #38532551

    Dogma I'd guess.

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    Comment #38532105

    See Cambridge, MA as an example. https://www.boston.com/news/the-boston-globe/2023/07/18/camb...

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    Comment #36758145

    The US federal budget deficit for the month of June was $228 billion. Money is being spent and the money printer is running no problem. The administration clearly does not view thi…

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    Comment #35034099

    Who is “we”?

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    Comment #35034095

    If there are “externalities” brought upon the state due to separations, ie strain on public services (crime, welfare programs, school, healthcare, etc) doesn’t the state have an in…

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    Comment #34848095

    Which company does Twitter use to send these SMS messages, Twilio?

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    Comment #34643331

    Somewhat tangential but an acquaintance at a Fortune-500 level company mentioned to me they are converting tons of currently salaried employees to hourly. These are white collar de…

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    Comment #34339601

    Agree - any propagandist paying attention the last couple of years is acutely aware of the contemporary efficacy of labeling "Science" as a manipulative stiumuls. Run a few biased …

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    Comment #34291442

    I think you're conflating short stints/job hopping and resume gaps. How does a "temporary period of non-employment" preclude someone from "providing more value to your company"? Th…

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    Comment #34289678

    That's true to some extent but has nothing to do with "resume gaps".

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    Comment #34288856

    > a long gap is a warning flag on a resume. Sorry but it's not at all. How dare they not spend every waking moment wage slaving away! People live their lives, this type of thinking…

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    Comment #33657366

    Not op - think it’s more along the lines of “humans evolved with nature as a constraint” and industrialization has the ability to remove that constraint.

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    Comment #32961971

    VC got their IPO, thats all that ever mattered. it was kind of funny to see the PR campaigns ramp up - placement in news articles, podcast interviews with the founder, partnerships…

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    Comment #32900978

    because they literally can't. ignoring the $1B budgeted cost, they are also facing massive execution risk. adobe is signaling their confidence in their ability to innovate/execute …

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    Comment #32900849

    figma raised $330+ million over the years...have there been any public breakdowns of the VC/founder/employee equity split?

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    Comment #32852986

    Just my opinion, but your original comment comes off as comically dismissive of what Figma has done. Adobe, a company with literal billions in cash and thousands of engineers, wage…

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    Comment #25733861

    > antitrust battles against Big Tech will dominate the next four years of economic policy Almost zero chance this happens, imo. Big tech spent _heavily_ on Democrats (98% of contri…

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