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[Exclusive] Google builds Korea team for full-functioning Maps service

So Palantir is a go, Google partnership is expanding...Koreans being sold out by their corrupt business lobbies. Naver and Kakao aren't any better in their designs but at least they weren't part of the global Borg of US tech.

Korea should be working to establish tech independence with their highly educated, technical economy and society, not chaining themselves to the past with Zombie America.

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Those of you who have a gift or a passion that doesn’t pay enough to be financially independent and have a job to pay the bills, what does it look like?

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Yes, the idea that if something isn't monetized it's not worth doing is why we have 5 billion "influencers" on YouTube and the rest, though some of that is because a full time job in the Exploit Economy doesn't even pay for regular cost of living so people are working after work instead of living.

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Delta Will Use AI To Cut Costs And Set A Different Ticket Price For Every Passenger—CEO Says Profits Could Rise 50%

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The airlines do fine; they sell miles/points to banks who actually have money. Almost all US carriers are worth little or negative but their rewards programs have large valuations.

If you pay your bills in full and don't pay interest you are beating the system, and it is "OMG free flights"/hotels/cash. You do give away tons of purchase info but you're giving that away anyway unless you're using cash.

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Can we ban this?

Indeed recently made it so you can no longer store your resume to attach easily to applications; it was too useful. Now they auto -move you into a "were processing this with AI" workflow so that you won't need your resume anymore (of course after you've fixed all their shit AI parsing of your resume) you'll just need Indeed.

We definitely need a new horse in the race other than indeed and LinkedIn.