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by antithesizer 1y ago
Because it surpresses wages in the US, so Indian employers do not need to offer as much compensation to keep local workers who are considering emigrating.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
If your car can't be owned and operated by someone with zero knowledge of how cars work you've failed. And yet to this day every car owner is aware that their lack of any such knowledge would/does cost them dearly at the mech
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by antithesizer 1y ago
It's certainly possible that the author believes their blog post is going to spark a movement or contribute in some way, as a sort of political act, to society's rejection of AI and therefore the ultimate salvation of their career
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by antithesizer 1y ago
At 25 people this guy probably has the largest social circle of anyone in Sweden.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Maybe their contempt for Musk was precipitated by their becoming aware of his contemptible foolishness and not the other way around. Just because someone openly hates somebody else that doesn't mean their hatred is irrational; honest,
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Feeling implicated?
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Marx wrote the following about Proudhon: >M. Proudhon has the misfortune of being peculiarly misunderstood in Europe. In France, he has the right to be a bad economist, because he is reputed to be a good German philosopher. In Germany, h
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by antithesizer 1y ago
>reads like so much pretentious claptrap >my eyes would have rolled so far back that metacognitive mindfulness would have become a permanent passive ability stat Yes, I agree it is impressively lifelike, just like it was written by a
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Lacan developed the idea of "deferred understanding" in his clinical practice and (infamously) deployed it in his teaching as well. It sounds a little suspicious at first, but it's not difficult to grasp what it is or why it
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by antithesizer 1y ago
"Being asked to die for the nation state is like being asked to die for the telephone company." -Alasdair MacIntyre RIP
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Different cultures have a lot in common and so do their morals. Culture is not arbitrary; it always has a grounding in universal human needs and features as well as somewhat variable factors such as environment.
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by antithesizer 1y ago
It's not "faithless wanderers who have decided that the only valid use of surplus is to gain more surplus" It's "mute compulsion"
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by antithesizer 1y ago
This has become the norm in customer service. That is why a taboo has been invoked by companies against being a "Karen". That's how they get you. The ugliest thing you can be today is a customer who knows they're right a
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by antithesizer 1y ago
Not even close. For example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-wing_paramilitarism_in...
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by antithesizer 2y ago
Saty?
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by antithesizer 2y ago
Paul Graham was never smart. He was always just a successful guy whom lots of naive student mistook for a guru on account of his success. That happens a lot. Young people in need of guidance would do well to read the classics and disregard
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by antithesizer 2y ago
This is not necessarily suboptimal behavior; given that any genetically determined behavior will constitute a categorical imperative among those individuals carrying the genes, and whose offspring gets orphaned is to some extent random, the