Danihan

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by Danihan 9y ago
That's because the results are personalized.. ;p
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by Danihan 9y ago
>We are Meetup, dammit! We needed to act. So last week we stopped normal operations for a company-wide hackathon (a “resist-a-thon”) to help people get involved. Then six months later we sold the company, whoopsie-doodle.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Pretty sure he means section number 8, dealing with long and unpredictable hours. Did you read the article?
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by Danihan 9y ago
>You're not some lost genius in a world full of idiots. Ehhh..
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by Danihan 9y ago
What is wrong with the government owning the lines, and a standardized process for any ISP to lease and maintain said lines?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Supermarkets don't have government price controls, and they also have very little government intervention. Yet I assume you don't worry about "back room extortion rackets" occurring with the pricing there. This is becau
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by Danihan 9y ago
You may want it to be the same... or you may want for it to be treated as if it's the same, but all network traffic is not the same. There are all sorts of classifications.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Why should ISPs be disallowed from charging what they like for the product they sell? That's the entire point of a free market. I understand the issues inherent in leasing the lines, but fundamentally companies should be able to price
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by Danihan 9y ago
But all network traffic is not the same. So why should it be treated as if it is?
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by Danihan 9y ago
We just need to move to full-on direct democracy. Not representative. Then there would be fewer questions about "what the people actually want."
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by Danihan 9y ago
Being against government price controls == mental gymnastics?
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by Danihan 9y ago
You could just be against government price controls in general..
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by Danihan 9y ago
China is not a democracy so it is fundamentally irrelevant how they legislate their internet policies, correct.
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by Danihan 9y ago
They also aren't a democracy, so not really relevant.
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by Danihan 9y ago
A+ concern trolling.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Novelty addiction, plus you're probably more of a "big picture" thinker.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Thanks for the recommendations. I'll check out these books before the year is out and get back to you. The co-op model is something I've personally thought a lot about as well. I actually own a valid testing arena even -- a su
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by Danihan 9y ago
If it helps, becoming vegetarian simply helps contribute to more human over-population. Any efficiency gleaned in food production is simply eaten up with billions of new mouths to feed within decades. I'd prefer an "inefficiently&
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by Danihan 9y ago
I thought you're not supposed to mix uppers and downers..
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by Danihan 9y ago
What a great post. I'm not sure Worker Coops are a novel idea though. You know any old LLC can be structured as a co-op with a bit of effort.
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by Danihan 9y ago
You know who else values freedom above everything else? The homeless. The 25% or aren't substantially mentally-ill or completely enslaved to addiction are the most freedom-loving people ever.
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by Danihan 9y ago
This is great, thanks.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Waste of time spending this much effort on ppl w/ entitlement issues.
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by Danihan 9y ago
The colonists were from and used to monarchy. Democracy was nearly a foreign concept to them and it very gradually evolved in the US after the Bill of Rights passed. "The Founding Fathers rejected 'democracy' as defined by th
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by Danihan 9y ago
>p.s. I just finished reading "Grain Brain." Regardless of what you think about gluten, It's not just gluten. Look into enrichment. https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1600/0*pBs90R1LfdGOfpTS....
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by Danihan 9y ago
The colonists were from and used to monarchy. Democracy was nearly a foreign concept to them and it very gradually evolved in the US after the Bill of Rights passed. "The Founding Fathers rejected 'democracy' as defined by
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by Danihan 9y ago
0-60 in 2 seconds. Slalom time... 4 minutes at a top speed of 36mph.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Literally anywhere.
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by Danihan 9y ago
>We are all born with the same brain That's not what he says at all. > https://singjupost.com/daniel-amen-on-the-most-important-les... The "most important lesson" is about the importance of diagnosing br
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by Danihan 9y ago
You need to have lots of contacts, generally.

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