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Layke1123
4y ago
Which god(s)? Checkmate.
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Can ypu expand on this? What system? Taking money from small retail investors?
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Hardware hacks happen all the time, as well as social hacking. There is nothing that can prevent state actors from getting access to corporate networks.
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Too much caffeine.
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4y ago
Decentralization doesn't stop the people with the most bots from controlling the online narrative.
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Is the Internet OK?
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This isn't about losing 1% of your wealth gambling. This is about wealth inequality. This is about watching as resources are entirely captured for a very small few. But history will continue to teach lessons about what happens when the
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The developers are the only ones who actually know how to do the actual work needed to teach machines what businesses do, which is why we see all the bull shit happening. Execs and managers are neigh useless in the modern world because they
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When 9 people in a group of 10 see one person get lucky by owning more than 90% of the available assets around them and not seeing an iota of it going to them, you are about to get a lesson in how unlucky you can also be.
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This isn't lucky, but besides that, no, I'm not happy when a very small percentage of our population "gets lucky". We should have 80% of this country be able to afford a home, a vehicle, have affordable healthcare, and a
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This to me reads as such. "Hey, look, just take risks, because if you don't, you'll be poor AND bitter."
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You can't think of any reason people would provide productive labor without their being profit-seeking capital? Do you really, truly believe that? If you do, I have a bridge to sell you.
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But shouldn't work have a minimum value? I mean without one, what's to the wage gap from getting smaller and smaller?
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What are Hacker News's thoughts on a livable wage?
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Who are you in real life? You don't sound like someone who works in software programming for a living or understand what poverty is like. Are you an exec? A manager?
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Early America when homes were steady at about that price.
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I can't imagine what it's like to live in your head. It's like you can't even grasp how what you said is wrong on so many levels.
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Because it's not what the VC's who run this site want the narrative to be and do everything they can to keep tech bros on their side.
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Or...the government is corrupt and used by the wealthy to write loop holes that allow them to escape paying taxes.
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I'll let you take an educated guess on my position...
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Is this really what people strive for in the USA. To avoid contributing anything back to the country that helped them achieve everything they've ever wanted?
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Every movie and politician I see always someone has a Christian viewpoint.
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That's not what this is about though. It's about sparking interest in math, and many on here are showing exactly why math people can me off putting for non math people.
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Have you seen the religious right in the news lately about abortion? Oh but my movie didn't mention god... So people do not know how to act in their own self interest. Maybe there is a way to help with that...
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No, what I think he is highlighting is how people not interested in math approach a problem like this. I asked my girl friend this question on the way home from our Mother's Day dinner, and she had a very similar statement. It says som
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I hate how you are downvoted for an accurate statement. I love math, but I've come to understand from a teacher's perspective how accurate your statement can be. I liked your insight.
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Why do people these days not know how to act in their self interest compared to the past? This is very telling about your thoughts. Care to elaborate on that position? And lower teen suicide rates does not mean conservatives have that on th
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China
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> I'll leave this as homework, find societies than have ended worse than they were without any external cause, you can group by democratic, aristocratic and dictatorial societies, examples are not scarce. I don't know, the Roma
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So is this an argument in favor of letting immigrants migrate to America, or simply a flex that most people want to immigrate to America?
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