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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Sorry, you cannot take one example to prove me wrong as I didn't make claims about all reporting. Btw, you cannot be sure it's accurate unless it's your field - you may like to google for Knoll's law. I worked in media
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
>societal positive externalities This argument walks on a very thin ice. In imaginary world journalists are accurate, and trurhful, and therefore societally positive, and should be exempted from normal market. In real empirically observe
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
So it looks like we are talking about the States. Meanwhile Chrome dominates pretty much globally, and it doesn't correlate with Chromebooks adoption.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
The article is a blurry overworded FUD, because fear get more clicks (yes, I clicked too), and Bloomberg probably pays/evaluates by length. There's no clear issue mentioned with corp contributions, just what-if-something-maybe stu
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Entire generation where? Let's say I saw exatly 1 guy with a chromebook through my life, and likely chromebooks weren't even officially sold in my country. And still Chrome is the most popular browser here.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
>correlation between wealth and ruthlessness Any numbers to support this? Or you just believe so?
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Too bad we don't get these headlines in printed form anymore! Saving enough of them as papers throughout an average lifespan probably would made it possible to recycle promising texts into a nice tombstone.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Commit crime, and pay for unintended consequences principle looks quite reasonable, but it's not what this law is about AFAICT. "Commit crime" part means it's already proven. This law seems applicable to someone who won&
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Borders definitely are products of lots of historical events, but still hard to see how it relates to your original statement. Yes, borders are complicated, and what? And the undisputable fact that humans are neither sunlight, nor air, nor
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
tldr The author is seriously upset, insists that Wayland works for almost everyone, and if you don't like Wayland - you don't have a clue, and f... you, and you will maintain Xorg yourself, and f... you. And f... you. Did I mentio
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
There should be a really wide (geographically), and at the same time not too sparse network of Briar users for sending messages with it to make sense practically.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
From the article it seems that they don't provide tech support neither to doctors, nor patients. And wrangling legacy systems in the field still may be worked out for much less money. The real problem is that requirements are written i
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Apparently you confused me with another commenter. I don't think humans are irrational, and wholeheartedly agree that we are able to think logically. However, skipping all the stuff which wasn't intended for me I'd like to ju
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
What if humans rationality circuits are always subordinated to group/mating/whatever circuits? Then it's possible to be rational in math, and irrational in most other issues.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
This commentary is interesting in that it's absolutely correct, but adds absolutely nothing to the discussion.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
SU indeed had bright minds who had clever ideas, but its economy favored copying over own innovation. So outside of military field SU didn't have much to boast. "Made in USSR" was used mostly in sarcastic phrases by its own p
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
That's not true on any reasonable scale. One just can't claim 'almost built X' for every failed attempt to secure financial support for a research institute to work in more, or less X direction.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
USSR used slave workforce in the recent times, and didn't care that much about feeding them. If slaves are cheaply replaceable, economic incentives alone won't likely produce any reason for liberation.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
It's not like there's a reasonable historical link between Caligula, and Trump, or the comparison serves any enlightening purpose. It's "we hate him that's why". Looks really unpleasant when you came looking fo
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
It's not something to be taught. For majority of devs an average working day is too short to do everything they theoretically should. So they make choices based on feedback/motivation which rarely favors writing good docs over wri
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
I hate it when they use common words for projects names. It's going to be one more poorly searchable term, and always unwieldy in headlines.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
I don't think all legal nuances are visible in one sentence resume probably hastily translated from Polish, but in any case there's nothing unusual about it. Many countries already have anti-discrimination laws which can seriously
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
The issue I have with i2p is that it enforces all clients to be exit nodes, too This is not true. Seriously, you could at least read i2p faq before explaining other people how it works.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
The example tells about inability to reach conclusion in debates, but explicitly assumes good faith, you probably skipped the final part. And in real life as well, not a lot of people would be inclined to choose civil war instead of politic
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
In Soviet Union, and I believe generally in socialist block, in its final times most young highly educated people were visibly right-leaning. Probably it's fair to say education may give feelings of better understanding of things (whet
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Teaching is one group of people trying to instill their ideas/understanding to others. There's always an authority to decide what should be taught, and it's power will be abused. Resorting to just proven science may limit the
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Silencing other side means you claim power over them, put them below you. And if you believe that's way away from polarization, and violence - I have very bad news for you.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Agreement, and conclusion should be reached by applying procedures to which sides* agree: be it a coin tossing, asking oracle, or voting. Opposing side won't magically disappear when your side achieves power over media. What will likel
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
Smart! Though, it would be nice to have full html besides txt.
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by brokenkebab 6y ago
"Magic beans" is something you can say about majority of payment tokens humanity has been using. However, once enough people agree they are good for exchange they become good for exchange.

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