7sidedmarble

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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
This is what PWAs are kind of for.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Yeah, how could anyone not like the US puppet pick. We've been trying to eradicate the socialist government of Venezuela for the last 20 years. Guaidó has received in indeterminate amount of Venezuelan cash frozen in the US. If that do
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Why the hell is that not just the default.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
It worries me that more of HN doesn't understand this.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Not only does that make no sense in the context of hiring programmers, it doesn't make sense for hiring anyone. Nailing interviews is about impressing someone first and foremost. It's kind of hard to impress when you don't ha
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
Police literally were interviewed and said 'they were confiscating guns all day'.
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
I've been using paprika for a while but switched to whisk.
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
>SoyDevs DESTROYED Epic Style by Based Cooking Sounds like a great guy to have a conversation with
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
Uhhh, correct me if I'm wrong but the big difference is labor vouches are used up when you 'spend' them, so they can't be accumulated as capital. Also Proudhon never talked about them, it was someone else In his circle.
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
>Is there some kind of secret club for all rich people where one of the rules is that you should only invest your money in scams? That's the most rational explanation I can come up with. It's because when you have an absurd amo
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
What does that mean?
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
That is data though. You might want to know more about those bot hits. You might want to ip ban certain ranges that aggressive traffic comes from.
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
Yeah, but 'pinning' dependencies is useful so that you can choose when you get those changes.
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by 7sidedmarble 6y ago
And who is it that lobbies the government for favorable laws and treatment? Almost like we... Live under a system that rewards and encourages that behavior.
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by 7sidedmarble 8y ago
You need to learn more about these countries then. Don't just buy the propaganda. One of the ways Marxist-Leninism splits from traditional Marxism is Lenin believed (or realized that) a communist state would need to go through a transi
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by 7sidedmarble 8y ago
>When only the state has a stake in all of companies and everybody is an employee of the state, there is zero interest for things to work out the way they were intended to. This can easily be rephrased to: "when all the major politi
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by 7sidedmarble 8y ago
Stopped reading at: >In certain cases, Russians were very well-incentivized by things like “We will kill you unless you meet the production target”. Come on. Outside of POWs during the war (and that's not what were talking about) no
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by 7sidedmarble 8y ago
>Market economy perhaps gets redundancy for “free” (or cost subsidized by losers) That's a platitude, not a fact. We just are moved to believe that the market is naturally redundant by propaganda, our governments in the west urge us
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by 7sidedmarble 8y ago
Very convenient how you left out the last two sentences in the paragraph about Lysenko and Lamarckism: >After the 1960s, during the Khrushchev Thaw, a policy of liberalization of science was implemented. Lysenkoism was officially renounc