Trumpi

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by Trumpi 5y ago
> That's their data that they're choosing not to disclose. And newspapers own the copyright on everything they print, even falsehoods. What's important is the reason why they are doing it, not whether they have the right,
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by Trumpi 5y ago
No - we have anti-vaxxers because nobody will debate them. Instead we ask them not to post their nonsense and so they just retreat to their echo-chambers and begin reinforcing their views to each other.
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by Trumpi 5y ago
If my base salary is competitive, and I get vesting grants on top of that, then I don't see it as a bad thing. If the vesting grants are an excuse to underpay me, then that is a bad thing. An employer's perspective is different to
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Show HN: An interactive CLI tool to generate LaTeX files from a template(github.com)
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by Trumpi 6y ago
What a clever way to tie an identity to a crypto wallet!
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by Trumpi 6y ago
We literally had this with OpenID. If I remember correctly, it pre-dated Facebook and the flurry of "Login with XXX" type authentications. But the corporations like their walled gardens too much and OpenID fell out of favor.
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by Trumpi 6y ago
Here is one of my favorite sections from 1984. Maybe there is some relevance to draw from it; maybe not. 'You haven't a real appreciation of Newspeak, Winston,' he said almost sadly. 'Even when you write it you&#x2
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by Trumpi 6y ago
Vote by mail.
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by Trumpi 6y ago
It sounds like a euphemism for vigilantes, though I certainly hope that this is not what they intend.
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by Trumpi 6y ago
Unfortunately, the alternative to persuasion is belief and trust.
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by Trumpi 6y ago
I would prefer to be persuaded than told what to think. Otherwise, journalists can tell us whatever they want to without any accountability. > Today, this is almost universally seen as a failure of journalism. That is a shame.