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by aklemm 8y ago
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by aklemm 8y ago
Raising children is a service to society. That doesn't mean the childless should be discriminated against, but it does mean families should be accommodated. Giving a parent more flexibility than a non-parent is not discrimination, it i
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by aklemm 8y ago
Very well-said! Wouldn't it be nice if we knew going in which companies understand this? I'd like to see more companies state these ideas explicitly in their values.
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by aklemm 8y ago
I'd like to know more about this.
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by aklemm 8y ago
My sentiments exactly. Well-said. I've experimented with distributed/decentralized social tools as they've come along since back to 2005 or so and even tried my hand at making "easy" interfaces to them. So far, it&#
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by aklemm 8y ago
The answer you were given is perfectly reasonable. It is clear and on point and even illustrates a little bit why your question is too narrow or perhaps unfair.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Would you differentiate "productivity" from "organization and discipline"? Organization and discipline I think can help personal growth fundamentally.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Were you born in 1996?
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by aklemm 8y ago
She could probably do #1 on paper or in step #3. I'm using Figma in step #3 recently and like it a lot. Step #2 is critical and ongoing and would be a much longer list of books, I'd think.
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by aklemm 8y ago
There's a tendency toward misguided objectivity/rationalism here sometimes, but it should be clear your reasoning is fine, even it doesn't prove anything, which you seem very aware of. What more could someone want from an ind
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by aklemm 8y ago
I don't like some guys making millions while some other guys nearly equally deserving get nothing. But still, trying to determine "originality" is a fool's errand just like copyright on so much of art is a fool's er
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by aklemm 8y ago
Interesting, thank you. I could see Electron apps replaced with WebAssembly apps eventually.
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by aklemm 8y ago
So really we need to grapple with the unexpected (or unfortunate)outcome that bad ideas easily win out when communication is greater than ever.
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by aklemm 8y ago
As good a place as any to ask something I've been wondering about: Is a Chromebook a complete computing environment now that WebAssembly is getting adoption?
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by aklemm 8y ago
And that would be kind of a funny insider joke that would endear you to any dusts who would further hassle you.
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by aklemm 8y ago
On the other hand, I'm glad they successfully got aggressive on the Web a few years ago or they'd probably be gone.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Brutal, but sounds about right.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Maintenance and updates as the software changes is arguably a bigger inconvenience than the initial setup.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Look outside your bubble.
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by aklemm 8y ago
More like I want you to pay for your fair share of having an educated workforce available made up of a generation that are contributors and not takers.
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by aklemm 8y ago
The part about "parents seem to benefit more" is questionable. There ARE benefits, but I'd say good parents are doing a service as much as they are exercising a privilege.
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by aklemm 8y ago
"if you're in a position where you can afford to shoulder the financial burden of having children, that's great and I wish you the best. if not, don't expect the small sliver of childfree folks to make up the difference
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by aklemm 8y ago
It’s nonsensical and of no benefit to society for the child-free to absolve themselves of any and all stake in how families are supported.
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by aklemm 8y ago
Is it actually unfair to you that someone put in the appropriate effort needed to raise a functioning member of society? Lot's of people in this thread are failing to value parenting appropriately.
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by aklemm 8y ago
It's fair for dangerous jobs to pay more, and I've never heard a feminist argue otherwise. The feminism I support simply asks for equal opportunity to various industries and for "care work" to be valued appropriately. Ta
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by aklemm 8y ago
For all of us who recoil at the idea of any censorship at all, how do we grapple with the possibility that the Internet spreads more disinformation than truth? If that’s the actual conclusion, what do we do then? Edit: Stated more accuratel
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by aklemm 8y ago
From observing a lot of really crazy people on Facebook (generally people who post political stuff that is clearly false like pizzagate), I think the simple combination of communicating in memes along with the enabling of large networks of
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by aklemm 8y ago
Well, I know I want something like this, so I applaud the efforts! I've been thinking about keeping my Facebook account in order to maintain contacts and event notifications, but stop all posting of original content and instead just li
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by aklemm 8y ago
Right?! I do not understand the crusade to remove all bezels.
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by aklemm 8y ago
We do this, but at young ages it is mind-boggling how far off they are from internalizing it yet.

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