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If you live in America you're an asshole if you do this. Tipping is the well-established cultural way for servers to make income. It is -not- something reserved for situations where good service is to be incentivized. Maybe in other countries ... but not the United States.

or it could be a biological disposition to developing it as a response to the trauma of being raised by a narcissist

Oh come off your high horse. The comment reflects the sentiment of many a commenter.

Your choice to forgo your stock is neither here nor there. I hope your salary was enough to live comfortably after finishing

I would much, much, rather work an Admin job than work on a farm

are you aware of how taxing that work is on the body ? How isolating it is ?

'monopoly' is a shorthand for an unacceptable abuse of market power

It is not being used literally. Of course FB & Facebook are not 'literal' monopoloies

Your pedantry does not detract from the point being made by the comment above

lol, coding interviews are truly absurd

I wonder if this will finally prompt a change in the name on Wikipedia

You’re making a distinct legal point

I don't think this article makes a strong case.

OTOH, salaries are spent locally; providing a value transfer to the areas of America that have previously been overlooked for growth

All inflation is a direct consequence of monetary policy

it’s different terminology. no need to baselessly insult americans

They are awarded in a certain sets of circumstances. Contempt of court is far from the only example

substantial sums exemplary damages are certainly capable of being awarded against a corporation on the right set of facts

The parent comment is incorrect

It probably exists under a different name; however i’m not confident on the state of swedish civil law.

Deterrence is a factor in civil infringement contexts also

civil infringements can incorporate deterrence as a factor for damages awards also

The parent comment is completely incorrect as to their understanding of Australian law.

Exemplary damages is the Australian legal term of art for damages that are functionally identical to punitive damages.

This is complete nonsense. You’re clearly not an Australian lawyer.

Deterrence is regularly a factor in civil infringement cases brought by regulators.

In other civil lawsuits, ordinarily damages are strictly ‘compensatory’. However, ‘exemplary’ damages also exist in some circumstances; and functionally identical to punitive damages.

https://legalvision.com.au/what-are-exemplary-damages/

that is misleading. $110k isn’t salary, it’s money paid to owner-drivers

The calls for regulation recognise that these problems won't be solved by individual actions by employees. Only collective action, or political action will solve this.

Given that unions among tech workers are a non-factor; that leaves political action as the only thing left to call for.

no need to be rude

that doesn’t sound like an employee problem

I think this is overly reductive of the types of things that can result from darwinian forces

Regulation is obviously needed

I’m guessing you’re not a lawyer

1) very expensive to do more in betweens

2) 60fps looks uncanny to viewers. we’re culturally accustomed to associating 24fps with feature films

Twitter has enabled me to observe elite academics & lawyers engage in candid discussions of my field.

I’ve learned so many things through observing their interactions. Couldn’t get that anywhere else.

Patent trolls are not the problem. Don’t hate the player, hate the game

“code is law”

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until it isn’t

between this and the original DAO fork, crypto fans fail on even their own terms