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I agree. I am at the higher end of the payscale where I live (Spain so overall pretty poor salaries). Most jobs will be offering around average salaries, so it's saves me time to state up front what i expect.
If you think caste discrimination does not exist in TN just because of this, you are fooling yourself. Politically powerful castes like Vanniyars and Gounders still discriminate against Dalits and other castes, especially in rural areas.
> If you are born to servant parents and study hard to become a doctor, you end up at the top of the caste system.

I think this is the opposite of a caste system.
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iyer or iyengar is their traditional surname probably. same way as a family name in the US. why discriminate against iyers because they want to have a surname of their choice? most folks would be proud of their surnames. Is there a community that feels horrible about their surname?
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View my first comment for my evidence and stop your gaslighting.
We are no longer forced to follow our father's profession or live in our villages.

Caste names are very local, when you move to a city or another state where people speak a different language people will have no way of knowing.

I am NOT a brahmin and I am not taking a privileged position, however the people claiming to be SJWs real goal is to make these divisions larger.

A lot of educated and intelligent black Americans, do not support BLM precisely for this reason. The far left benefits from all the violence and politics, whereas ordinary black people will pay the price of greater mistrust.
No it isn't. Despite the "war on drugs" those illegal drugs are easily available in the US and even during the Prohibition of the 1930s alcohol consumption only dropped by 30-40%. Similarly ending the prohibition on canabis, where this has occurred, has resulted only in a small increase of consumption, and has even resulted in a decrease in consumption among adolescents. The evidence would seem to indicate that even if you legalized all currently illegal recreational drugs, alcohol would still kill more people, especially if you dedicated even a fraction of the money saved to treatement and prevention efforts.
It's always easy to mutate faster if you want to, though. Not mutating is the challenge.
This isn't quite true, as others have mentioned throughout the thread, JIRA Cloud is noticably slow to use, to the point where doing non-trivial stuff is frustrating - page loads take several seconds, and most operations require a page load. I'd expect their hosted version to offer the best performance, but apparently it doesn't. It's not unusable or anything but it's definitely a very sluggish feeling experience compared to a lot of the SaaS we are used to.
the atrocity is prevalent in the entire nation?!
Show me a man and I'll find you the crime.
Only if you 1) live in the US 2) own a TV and 3) live close enough to the broadcasting stations to pick up their signals.

I live in the US and own a TV but I don't live within 50 miles of any station broadcasting TV signals, so I can't pick up any signals with a TV top antenna.
I'm with you with avoiding too many plugins. But LSP is not just another plugin, it's the standard for languages to implement IDE support. I find it hard to justify not using it if you're doing serious software development (depending on the language of course).

Thanks for the kind words on autojump :) I'm no longer involved with the project, but I feel the general idea is still relevant.
Very interesting and nice.

It is more than an hour long, so it may be worth looking at the youtube comments [0]. There are some interesting moments in the video indexed by the commenters (e.g. solar eclipses, transit of Venus, etc.)

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3QQQu7QLoM
You know I'm fine with that attitude if it's combined with actual humility. Often as not, however, these high profile guys are shooting off on Twitter about every issue under the sun. But when it comes to racism, suddenly they're just narrow technicians and it's nothing to do with them.
I think video games fit in the area of 'completed software'. Most video games today rarely see updates a few years after they're released. And older video games were on read only mediums, so you would hope whatever you release is very stable and feature complete.
I wonder how much of that is like-me bias with the risk that 3 short interviews might get us (even) more homogenous employee populations?