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https://www.businessinsider.com/google-sergey-brin-employees...
And we’ve seen this is a huge problem. How many of those 7 have Jeffery Epstein connections? How many are manipulating our media and government?
Sadly the nerds turned out to be just as villainous as the old guard, only now they’ve got scale beyond imagination due to technology.
https://www.statesman.com/story/news/2023/05/16/elon-musk-je...
You do realize that most of the people in the world do not own cars and it would be an ecological disaster if they transitioned to owning them.
Musk has multiple Epstein connections including having gone to his house, he’s exactly like the other billionaires.
More like when he gets called out on his lies and abuse, he buries what he previously said. When was the last time he talked about Hyperloop? Did he ever apologize to the person he accused of being a pedo? Robotaxis?
He lies to pump his stock or ego, then hopes people forget what he said. That’s not “savvy”, it’s just sleazy.
Even Hitler was inspired by the US’s successful genocide of the indigenous population. Not to mention slavery!
The US has absolutely no moral high ground from which to preach.
Please don’t write command line tools in javascript. I’d never install npm, yarn… on my system just to try a tool out. CLI tools are perfect for compiled languages so you can distribute a binary.
Is any of that “obvious”? It goes against everything I’ve seen in my career. The least productive people are those that “build relationships” in the office. The most productive are those who crank out code from home with little to no fuss. I’ve also seen juniors excel remotely because they have the space to research whatever they need and in a remote environment, often feel more comfortable reaching out to senior people for help than the would irl.
Do you have some data to back this up? It seems very unlikely that you’d save an entire vehicle’s worth of ecological destruction by moving from ICE to power plant.
The real answer is walkways, bike paths, public transportation, trains, remote work and to turn all of our freeways into green spaces.
There’s been a hard push from capital to put pressure on labor. All these fantasy stories about “fake work”, “people working two jobs”… are all just cover stories for capital and execs to ramp up the pressure and punitive actions. I’m sure BusinessInsider is more than happy to play along. While this article may look pro-labor in the surface, it’s trying to legitimize concepts that are very much pro-capital.
Source: https://cdixon.org
Yes they are, JPMC is still being sued by the Virgin Islands government. They have a settlement that still needs to be approved with the victims.
I think AI really needs a de-pythoning in general.