boie0025

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by boie0025 13y ago
I don't think that it's fair to say that any "democratic" type of government lets any number of people take anything from any 1 (or any arbitrary grouping) person, it's that the self governed group decides that the
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by boie0025 13y ago
I don't know where you reside, but I always find it interesting when people in the US refer to taxation as thievery. In a representative democracy, the "government" is the people[^1]. Don't like taxes? Rally support be
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by boie0025 13y ago
Right, I think a good compromise would be to make the field title a parameter.
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by boie0025 13y ago
"you need at least 150 reputation to vote" - heh
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by boie0025 13y ago
That's what it all boils down to... "I have business problems to solve".
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by boie0025 13y ago
I only understand how crypto currency works at a very high level, but from what I can reason with my limited understanding it seems that the ability of a cryptocurrency to limit circulation is rendered useless by the ability to create alter
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by boie0025 13y ago
> Yep, if we are going to have private prisons, they really need to pay on the basis of capacity and not actual inmate counts. That provides a direct incentive to keep inmate count down. Woah, interesting concept, I had never even though
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by boie0025 13y ago
Some of the perceived "stigma" may be just guilt as well. At my last job, I took a week off, and felt guilty.. I said something, and was reminded "It's you're time, that's what vacations are for". If my
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by boie0025 13y ago
Thanks for the link to seeyourfolks.com That's quite a poignant site, and a another reminder about what's really important. Great article, and a great discussion thread.
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by boie0025 13y ago
Indeed, Node has given JS quite an incredible boost.
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by boie0025 13y ago
How true, and ironic indeed.