Vektorweg

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by Vektorweg 9y ago
threats are hardly a good reason for mass surveillance.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
I was a C++ fanboy, before I had to deal with Lisp in college. While Lisp itself seemed unusual with all the parentheses, it had a few good ideas I really missed in C++ . That was the point where I looked for languages similar to Lisp and t
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
There are still many simple websites made today. They are certainly hard to find, but not gone.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Zero security though.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Experimental mesh gradients maybe?
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
The modern conception of economic competition is disturbing.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
True. Also the employer often has leverage. There may be other candidates for the job. The job seeker may be in dire need of a job. Hardly a fair stand for any negotiations at all.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Some thinking-intensive work can bring you at the edge in just 3 hours a day. After that, you generate more problems than solutions. Especially mathematicians are prone to this. Similar cases in software development need to be respected.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
The problem with SVG 1.1 is, that it doesn't support text wrapping. Text wrapping came with SVG 1.2 Tiny years later, but this standard had been ignored at that time. Then came HTML5.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Didn't mention OpenNIC tho.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Democracy itself is certainly not the best decision making process, but it tends to avoid some radical pitfalls of oligarchic and tyrannic processes.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Suggested recently by Richard Wolff and many others before him: a possible solution out of this economy is worker coops aka democracy at work. https://youtu.be/ynbgMKclWWc
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
This article is not about programming, but software development in regards of tooling.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
This sounds like a cyberpunk story.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
No offense, but 1. sounds like slave capitalism 101.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Having a employer - employee relationship is already considered unethical by socialists.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
Most animals are perfectly fine to live without much work. Humans are animals.
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by Vektorweg 9y ago
The problem is, that you have to move for every new job. Our parents and grandparents lived in the same very spot for decades.
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by Vektorweg 10y ago
In short: if you have done it before, you are now an professional who can implement a very similar thing again. For everything else, you are not a professional. Thats how I understand the article.
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by Vektorweg 11y ago
I think, that especially in immigrant families, both parents have jobs and usually a hard work life, which means less time with children. But I don't know the statistics.
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by Vektorweg 11y ago
The current education systems are hurting kids. I don't know how preschool looks like, but when I suspect to have a less constrained (less or no tests and grades) learning environment then I think, is this shaping the expectations of l
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by Vektorweg 11y ago
Its going to be GNUnet without fancy JS sites.
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by Vektorweg 11y ago
Wait. That was a problem that shouldn't be solved?
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by Vektorweg 11y ago
This has been posted often. http://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&query="The%20Haskell%20...
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
I wonder what the problem with visual design is. To make a sufficiently good design, it just needs time to try out things. I think that everyone can get something nice done by experiment and selection.
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
Her watches, why him, fog A nice description why crypto.
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
And why not SVG?
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
My mother designed a tombstone using AutoCAD for my dead brother some years ago. Its already possible.
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
This reminds me of the ASCII-fied arrow notation. http://scrambledeggsontoast.github.io/2014/09/28/needle-anno...
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by Vektorweg 12y ago
It isn't the point that Gates made money. The point is: at what cost? In capitalism, its considered fair to hurt people within legislation, just to make oneself rich. It is argued as the market and "the better shall win", but

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