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by anonimamente 4y ago
Do you think that in the hypothetical absence of the formal education system, the vacuum would be filled by the collaboration of a likeminded community? Social communication among groups with common interest is easier now than it has ever b
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by anonimamente 4y ago
This makes a great case for community-based labs. There have been some startups doing this for mechanical engineering, at least. A big issue is the monopoly over labwork by the university system and then industry. The first requires your mo
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by anonimamente 4y ago
That we only need to abolish PhD programs is like shaving the foam off the top of a spoiled bear and thinking that fixes it. The whole premise of college has been rendered obsolete by the Internet a long time ago. What does a University pro
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by anonimamente 4y ago
Oftentimes we read a comment of the kind "bad or good code can be written in any language or paradigm" in response to writings of the ills or virtues of said language or paradigm. Thus implying that we really shouldn't care o
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by anonimamente 5y ago
Exactly the point in my strident post below, that now has a negative value unsurprisingly given the content of many of the replies here. Is it unfairly rude to challenge the ethics of what people choose to do? Is the world not shaped by wha
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by anonimamente 5y ago
Wow; it's all about you: what you have to gain or lose if you leave or stay. Not a single mention of conscience about contributing to an enterprise that has and continues to do so much damage to the human psyche. That's really sad
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by anonimamente 5y ago
A computer should still function when offline. A time will come when more people distrust the internet and return to using their computer and its apps disconnected from it, or at least highly restricting what apps try to connect to. I do th
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by anonimamente 5y ago
TL;DR, literally, I didn't bother to read the whole thing. Time pressure will never go away. It only takes common sense to realize that those who want something, i.e. are paying for it, want it as soon as possible. The difference from
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by anonimamente 5y ago
The Guardian might have been good once, but I stopped reading after it became obvious that they now shill for the establishment, push irrelevant click-bait headlines, and beg for money every time you open the page.
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by anonimamente 5y ago
or bandcamp, my preference so that artists get the highest compensation for their work
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by anonimamente 5y ago
What is going on at Mozilla? It's getting harder to stay faithful to the organization supposedly representing the open web. They are acting more like the profit-first companies that are strangling our use of the internet. Starting a br
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by anonimamente 5y ago
Nearly no one in software development, particularly VR, seems to care about the morality of supporting Facebook. Are we too mesmerized by their latest shiny toys, Quest 2, et. al.? Doing a search for anything concerning the ethics of feedin