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by akagusu 5y ago
Although I tend to agree with you, unfortunately this is not gonna happen. With new programming languages popping up everywhere, they need to make python attractive for developers, otherwise developers will migrate to other languages. Since
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by akagusu 5y ago
This is basically what people used to do with server-side frameworks long before the frontend framework SPA/SSG/SSR craziness wiped out people's memories.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Kubernetes is so complex because vendors can make huge piles of money selling solutions to handle the complexity.
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by akagusu 5y ago
No. Companies are desperate for slaves.
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by akagusu 5y ago
I think people just want something to rant about. Gemini folks maintain Gemini for themselves using their own hardware and their own time, so I think they can do whatever they think its best for them. If they want to strip HTTP and remove a
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by akagusu 5y ago
Of course they work. Big Pharma is making Big Money at unprecedented level. And what about people's health? It actually doesn't matter, because vaccines are not about health, they are all about money.
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by akagusu 5y ago
If billionaires should or shouldn't exist is not the question. The real question as a society is why we accept that a few people have so much resources that they can not expend for generations while millions are dying because they don&
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by akagusu 5y ago
Any punishment for Tesla? Of course not. Ship a half-baked feature called autopilot that can not do autopilot at all and blame the driver for any s#it that happens. Heil neo-liberal capitalism.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Nothing new here. Catastrophic disasters are only catastrophic for poor people. The rich will use its money to skip the bad parts and profit from the good parts. Poverty is and will always be profitable. This is why there will always be poo
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by akagusu 5y ago
Sometimes I think what's needed for people to accept this whole crypto bulls*it as a scam it is.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Covid is too much profitable to disappear.
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by akagusu 5y ago
This is a great example about how to make money without screwing the rest of the world.
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by akagusu 5y ago
We should put an emphasis on currently, but also I think we should discuss how Microsoft is positioning itself as a gatekeeper and forcing all market players to adopt their tech. If Microsoft says Windows will only support has with this tec
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by akagusu 5y ago
I am old enough to remember that problems with systemd were less technical and more political. People didn't like the way systemd developers pushed the community to adopt systemd, specially when they asked for 3rd party developers to m
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by akagusu 5y ago
This is my list: - Russia invades Ukraine. - Economy gets worse. - Unemployment or sub-employment get worse. - There will be more scams involving Web3. - There will be new scams involving Metaverse. - People will be pushed into this Metaver
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by akagusu 5y ago
The problem is immoral humans behind "amoral" AI.
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by akagusu 5y ago
We often are told to save on energy consumption because of climate crisis but 134 TWh was used for Bitcoin. What is Bitcoin useful for? I use energy to cook, to get a shower, to work, to watch TV, and a lot of other things. But Bitcoin is u
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by akagusu 5y ago
Why was this post flagged?
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by akagusu 5y ago
The question is not if is possible to terraform Mars or not. The question is who will own Mars? Elon Musk? Jeff Bezos? Other billionaries or big corporation?
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by akagusu 5y ago
Stop eating sugar.
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by akagusu 5y ago
If we get rid of all ads, how will advertisers trick our brain to buy stuff otherwise we would never buy?
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by akagusu 5y ago
> 1) Why is the labor supply so low? Workers are not interested in the relatively low salary for relatively bad working conditions. It is not about what workers are interested or not. They just need to earn enough to live. > 2) Why do
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by akagusu 5y ago
I think we are not in the same context as Europe after bubonic plague.
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by akagusu 5y ago
As long as you have people unemployed, there will be no labor shortage, everything else is just an excuse. If workers need training, why don't companies train them? The majority of workers can't afford training, they barely afford
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by akagusu 5y ago
Let me see if I understood well. The problem is not companies practicing wave slavering, but government social aid and early retirement? Is this you are saying?
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by akagusu 5y ago
There is no such thing as labor shortage. There are low wages, poor working conditions and companies treating workers like slaves. Everything else is just an excuse. Treat workers like humans, pay them fairly so they can live a meaningful l
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by akagusu 5y ago
web3 is just a scam.
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by akagusu 5y ago
It's about time. The world needs a break from humans.
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by akagusu 5y ago
Read the source.
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by akagusu 5y ago
He forgot to say the Web2 is owned by Vcs too.

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