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by Juliate 2y ago
Your discourse screams delusion or next-to-none experience in any mid-sized life and collective/team work. Maybe try first to spend some time and speak with the actual people (judges, administrators, clerks, etc.) that do this daily, t
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by Juliate 2y ago
> From America to Zimbabwe, have fun trying to find a country where X is not in the top three tier Because obviously, the numbers of 25Q1 matter? or the trend where alternative platforms are exploding and migration initiatives are organi
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by Juliate 2y ago
I'm not trying to win an argument, but it looks you cynically do not get something. The damage is done already. It's not because of the Republicans or the dummies they chose to follow that we would decouple, or because of the Demo
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by Juliate 2y ago
You keep spouting this language without providing other evidence than what all tracks back to Elon’s theory that all government is broken and evil, like he’s an oracle all alone in his tower of knowledge. That’s a bit thin.
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by Juliate 2y ago
For the love of God. How old are you? If you cannot make the distinction between computer code and law/regulation, that get applied by humans in humans time and humans circles…? « Refactoring » an org or a government like you project t
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by Juliate 2y ago
Not at all. It’s that we experienced several times, first-hand, that some mentalities and mindsets systematically drive our societies to discord, war and death. And to those mentalities… yes we ought to remind they’re not welcome.
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Yeah but you don’t spend 10s of years of your life studying if your primary goal is just « more money ». The incentive is waaay too far.
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But how do you expect officials that are so bad at transitioning professionally enough, to be good at maintaining and fostering an economy that will support this financial attractiveness?
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by Juliate 2y ago
Yes that’s its main issue. Still better than the hell site. 1/ it’s an open protocol, 2/ if anything it’s an excellent intermediary step towards something different, 3/ it feels like the caring Twitter from 2010 already, and
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by Juliate 2y ago
"Normal" is defined by norms (constitution, laws, regulations). What you're trying to say is "usual" - if it is, indeed, usual for each of your presidents to do so.
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> Countries are quick to comply with the new admin's demands. Are you so sure? In just a few days you come to that conclusion? What's certain is the damage that the US is self-inducing. The reaction from abroad, whatever form i
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Well, even if they are, brilliance isn't everything in a human... And it shows.
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It just hit me, in the same spirit, aside political affiliation concerns, who would still now drive a Tesla and feel "safe"? Just for the exercise, imagine Musk taking over Google or Apple: would you then still trust your computer
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Doesn't make it more normal. Not sure what point you're trying to make.
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Even if one could take an altered image out of context for actual information: 1. international cooperation and funding is pretty standard practice, especially in science and health 2. nobody can say that this was _the_ patient zero 3. rese
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Hu… no, it is not « normal ». It displays a wild disconnect from the duties of the position (to protect the Constitution, among which).
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That. The impact on commercial, technical, cultural influence of the USA is incredible. How could we have any insurance that these (personal and professional) US-based infra/tools companies (even AWS, Microsoft, Apple) could be even op
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Don't get your point. EDIT: especially because 1/ I don't see how the Church's teachings have been "invincible" over millennia. It evolved, if only by synods, that debated and settled dogmas (and what was true
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by Juliate 2y ago
Good point, yes, Christianity came with its own judaic heritage. But without the centralised, territorial organization, administrative structures, cultural tools (especially Latin) and normative legal framework from Rome, the Church wouldn&
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I don’t buy this so much as this is the perfect excuse for evil in humanity to continue to govern, wherever it is (“yeah it’s bad, but there’s a Plan behind all this” - very similar to how Qanon tried to operate). You see continuity and con
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by Juliate 2y ago
This is also true from a Catholic point of view (I am). At the very least, that’s debatable or less absolute than that. Because evidence (schisms, actual errors from the Church institution throughout time, not the least sex scandals we are
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by Juliate 2y ago
That is not what “citizens” means or are supposed to be. He does not understand or want citizenship, he wants peons.
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I know. I'm not pointing it out to dismantle or explain the hypocrisy of fascists: I'm mocking it. Laughing in the face of their absurd behaviour is not a waste of time if you have fun doing it: it does trigger them if repeated, i
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It's a disgrace, this really makes US Americans pass for brutal fools.
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The same Trump that demanded an apology to a bishop for just exercising her own freedom of speech, in her own cathedral, totally in line with what she's supposed to say? How inconsistent is this?
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There's a lot of garbage because the scale of software today is immensely greater than even 20 years ago, and than 40 years ago. And that is true of all and anything that grows in scale. Anything that reaches industrial scale generates
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It does not invalidate that they are a costly waste of time, most of the time, caused by fear; as all weapons are.
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Blablabla. 1/ doesn't scale. If every good developer does that, like on every freelance catalog website/service, the noise overcomes the signal. 2/ good developers^Wpeople do not need to advertise their so-called brand o
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How is that different? Planning work is not the work, it's something around the work, similar to a poster (that could very well present information valuable to the work, but still not be the work you're selling in the end).
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But would managers accept that most programmers be idle most of the time? Case in point: "Only 30% of the ants do 70% of the work." https://blog.thefabulous.co/idle-time-productivity-lesson-an...

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