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by Rule35 6y ago
> > Humans are fundamentally selfish and vile, and they will always oppress each other if given the opportunity and incentive. > Speak for yourself. Aren't you advocating confiscatory policies where you take value one person h
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by Rule35 6y ago
Not mediocre compared to some hyper-competitive person, but mediocre compared to your potential. It seems pretty obvious that fully self-actualized people are happier. They get more of what they want, and feel fulfilled for doing so.
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by Rule35 6y ago
Why should these things be related? Novelty is actually one of the things that sexually attracts men so even if porn viewers were all amateur historians these would probably be anti-correlated. But why does it matter anyway? Is it bad to li
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by Rule35 6y ago
GreenPeace, for example, has been lying about nuclear power forever. All the radiation grifters on Youtube who talk about scintillations per m^3 of seawater as proof that Fukushima is killing Californians, etc. "Concerned citizens&quot
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by Rule35 6y ago
Or, a better DRM key... at least you could transfer it without permission.
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by Rule35 6y ago
C++ has a high barrier because it exposes the inherent complexity of computing. If you've managed to fight through that you can probably pick up the simplified concepts in Javascript, Python, Ruby, etc.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> I'm a Luddite and a luddite. There's a distinction that folks fail to make: in my jargon, a Luddite opposes the automation of labor without a plan to support the displaced laborers (as the followers of Ludd) Being aware of th
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by Rule35 6y ago
Because of non-scientific ideologues. If all the pro-nuke people sabotaged solar rollouts would you say that solar was less viable, or would you blame the sabotage?
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by Rule35 6y ago
> However let's not overlook that it is a societal problem that a large amount of the US population does not care about Asians at all apart from porn. Why is this a problem? The premise was hate, but now the goalposts have moved to
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by Rule35 6y ago
Woke is a derogatory term because we don't believe it's honest. People in this thread can't even seem to decide if it's racist to find other races attractive, or racist not to. > address issues of anti-Asian hate [...
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by Rule35 6y ago
No. Without an existing obligation, not at all. But if you're the same party displaying the ads, or working for them, then yes - you're intentionally defrauding the ad company.
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by Rule35 6y ago
I think the mistake was a lack of marketing (well, and all the mistakes that led up to that). Even making the game primarily for himself wasn't a mistake, it was all he wanted to make so it was that or no game at all. It's reasona
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by Rule35 6y ago
If you're being taken advantage of because of X it's a safe bet you don't have an anti-X clause in your contract...
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by Rule35 6y ago
Then they go on twitter and make it into a moral imperative to demonize you. Just part of negotiations.
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by Rule35 6y ago
fwiw, it's not the sexual imagery that bothers most people, it's the degradation they hear in the rest of the song. "Hoes in this house" for example. Sex is natural, calling women whores is not. One is a fine thing for a
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by Rule35 6y ago
Your assertion that they were dicks is funny. Even if they just didn't like brown M&Ms if they were paying for the venue then surely it was no different than expecting their personal luggage to be carried to the dressing room, or h
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by Rule35 6y ago
Hey. Uh, this flame war you're having is all you. The rules clearly say not to engage with trolls, not to attempt to fight them to a standstill. That said, I don't think yellowapple is trolling, I this he's saying "that
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Maybe just speaking for myself here, but it wouldn't be as valuable to me if I couldn't go to a "legit" company like Coinbase to facilitate turning it into something I can use to buy a car or a house. Well, I'v
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by Rule35 6y ago
I don't agree with your conclusion though, in that I don't think it's a meaningful statement. All value is dependent on the use. Food is useful for sustenance, but less useful for shelter. Currency is worthless to eat, but us
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by Rule35 6y ago
> Unemployment laws are such that folks can be forced to take contract gigs Suitable work definitions can never require you to lose money by working. And that's without the peeing-in-a-bottle type tricks to be more profitable. You&#
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by Rule35 6y ago
I agree about the legal dodgery here. The way healthcare is available via employers means that contractors and part-time workers are hurt unreasonably. The solution to that is letting people keep their plan when quitting a job, reupping a p
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by Rule35 6y ago
> My way is to recognize that if you are going to build and operate a complex IT-dependent business function, a prerequisite step to success is to own the IT capacity Right, just become an IT organization. That's the simple answer n
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by Rule35 6y ago
> I can see why the legal team was a little shaken Sure. But then they went on the attack against someone who was obviously not guilty and that's where they became a criminal conspiracy covering for their company's failures. &g
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by Rule35 6y ago
> read, they think your incorrect Nobody runs through a thread downvoting all your posts because they think you're wrong, they do it because they're mad which means they know you're right.
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by Rule35 6y ago
To make it effective you'd need to prevent the charity from cashing out. Perhaps make a dividend-paying instrument by continually re-loaning the base currency and taking the interest payment and converting them into a stablecoin which
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by Rule35 6y ago
The point of a currency is to trade it. If you disallow that then you might as well ask about food that I'm not allowed to eat, art I can't look at, or a language I'm not allowed to speak. > If you redefine "intrinsic
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by Rule35 6y ago
Why would it matter? Legally even? Once you have the pirated dataset you're merely letting the program analyze it, not copying it. The resulting network isn't a transformation of the copyrighted work, by the pigeon-hole principle.
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by Rule35 6y ago
But downvoting me because I'm not wrong, but "disagreeable" (read, correct) is dishonest. And no, causation seems to run the other way, apparently being a unionist makes you dishonest.
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by Rule35 6y ago
> A business can essentially hold you hostage with the US unemployment system Thankfully we're talking about contractors and none of that is the case. > I think the percentages need work since if 20% of the tens of thousands of d
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by Rule35 6y ago
> No means no in this context as well. No, you have no right to demand that so it does not. In all reasonable jurisdictions I have the right to server logs and to share those as I feel reasonable. Protect your own privacy, don't int

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