That wasn't really my point here.
Explicitly exposing facts is the attitude I'd expect from this community, instead of ridiculing and wrongly correlating it with ideologies.
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Explicitly exposing facts is the attitude I'd expect from this community, instead of ridiculing and wrongly correlating it with ideologies.
She does seem like a SJW and, if any discrepancies in compensation were found between gender/race/... , Google would be ultimately screwed.
Plus, with such large dataset, one could fallaciously assume differences without considering different countries,positions,...
>Nothing. It's illegal to retaliate against employees for sharing salaries.
This answer in fantastic and I wish more technical people learned with this.
As a programmer, some managers assume(often rightly so) that you have no clue about laws, finance and business in general.
I was wondering what is the expected next 'round' of investment after successfully finishing the program.
Could one join the usual YC program or should he raise a larger amount of money after the program?
Foreigners buy London/NYC/SF because the price was inflated in the first place( its really hard to build stuff in these regulated cities)
Any experiences?
If you accept the premise we have technological stagnation, innovation seems to solely rely on what's left of that time to grow the system that has been destroying it in the first place.
Banking - 65%
Bitcoin - 151%
In the U.S, I only go to McDonald's if I'm alone and don't have an option( Chipotle is closed).
In Brazil, you'll see some families choosing it over local cuisine for 'modernity' or even 'sophistication'.
If they start banning content, users will leave and start their own racist/misogynistic/xenophobic/... communities.
Reddit's community is based on certain fundamental principals and, once they start to be violated, it's not like you can't start your own 'country'.
Still, in the U.S only 4.53% of enterprises get GVC(p.20).
Working in the U.S with someone from Australia or Asia is a lot harder than with someone down in Mexico or Canada.
I'm sure there'll still be classified programs in the future, but I'd urge people to go beyond "they're evil" and see what it represents.
So, I'd ask technical co-founders and build a network around engineers: it will be the best way to really understand your product and iterate on ideas.
Still, assuming it was the case, Greece would just take more time to 'become a second Argentina'.
Pragmatism is a scarce resource in our time.
Relying on friends and "taxis", I had to go through negative temperatures to get a simple can of soda.
After that, I could never complain about BART.
Not to commit an ad hominem, but I don't see tech-driven founders and/or a very strong engineering culture.
Although that person is using your internet with a $4 coffee, they're occupying space after everybody "is gone"(9am-11am and 1pm-4pm), contributing with their physical presence.
A newcomer, that may end up becoming a long-term customer, would feel more biased towards places with more customers( or the idea of).
So, although it might seem financially reasonable to kick them out, I doubt it's the best answer.
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If you follow the booming countries until/if they burst you will make more money in that time frame.
In both ends of the spectrum, but particularly in radical feminists, theories are influenced by ideologies and politics, hurting society at large.
Recently, a feminist(president of a feminist university group) told me males were incomplete females(XY would be an incomplete version of XX) and, for that reason, they should have their instincts and behaviour suppressed.
Edit: As some have mentioned, the girl referred to the SCUM manifest http://www.womynkind.org/scum.htm
While Pao is also blamed, these problems are a reflection of a long-standing centralized management team.
These rely on a considerable sum of institutional investors, where tipping wouldn't be feasible.