Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by doctorless on Friday July 06, 2018 @08:30PM
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Same could be said for conservative candidates. You’re making the assumption the userbase of HN is politically homogenous, when it is not.
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Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by seiferteric on Friday July 06, 2018 @08:58PM
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He's doing no such thing. The question was what YOU would do with 100 people, and he answered straightforwardly.
Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by doctorless on Friday July 06, 2018 @09:03PM
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Making the assumption in the sense that this opinion would be viewed universally favorably on HN and not a flamepost provocation.
Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by toomuchtodo on Friday July 06, 2018 @09:04PM
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I wasn’t aware that my suggestion had to agree with the hive mind to be posted.
I don’t post to provoke, ever; life is too short, and moderator time is a scarce resource.
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Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by rustler on Friday July 06, 2018 @08:59PM
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Many argue the leftist policies of San Francisco's government have been a train wreck too.
Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by toomuchtodo on Friday July 06, 2018 @09:19PM
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I don’t live in SF, so I can’t speak to their public policy effectiveness (or their public policy in general, to be honest). Would you have citations you could link to where I could familiarize myself with its failings and how it relates to “leftist”/progressive policies? I’d rather not get too much into it here for fear of attracting a thread detachment.
Re:Ask HN: If you had 100 talented people for 100 days, what...
by rustler on Friday July 06, 2018 @09:37PM
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https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/san-francisco-...
> high taxes, inane regulations, petty nanny-state authoritarianism, tolerance for rising lawlessness and disorder on its streets in the name of "compassion"