Crabber

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by Crabber 4y ago
>"shared background" has certainly been the cause of a lot of harm Do you have an example?
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by Crabber 4y ago
>Remote also greatly enhances the talent pool available for employers. It reduces cost too. Neither of these things are good for an employee. A world where none of your coworkers have any shared background with you or where you can lose
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by Crabber 4y ago
>it's publicly available information Irrelevant distinction. Most doxxing is just collecting publicly accessible information. Stalking and intimidation is still stalking and intimidation whether you use public information or not.
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by Crabber 4y ago
Stalking is not free speech
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by Crabber 5y ago
Unless I'm missing something this article just appears to be a tutorial on how to use existing web libraries together, not a framework.
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by Crabber 5y ago
How do we solve this problem? In other industries based on physical products there is a big incentive to buy goods as locally as possible because of reduced shipping costs, shorter shipping time, no import taxes etc. But with software it co
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by Crabber 5y ago
I agree, It's not hard to reach 25km/h and beyond on a normal bike, but to do so you have to elevate your heart rate and enter a state of increased alertness. I think the key problem with e-bikes isn't the speed, but that you
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by Crabber 5y ago
Having to keep charging a bicycle seems like far more friction to me than having to spend 15 seconds putting on a helmet
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by Crabber 5y ago
Personally I think the main difference is that normal bikes are self-regulated by the stamina of the rider. It takes a lot of extra effort to ride a standard bike fast and erratically, you are self-incentivised by your own exhaustion to rid