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No Self-Made Billionaires Under 30 (2024)(theguardian.com)
7 points by casey2 11mo ago|2 comments
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by casey2 11mo ago
>politically unpopular You mean capitalists will stir up a shitfit if they aren't allowed to profit from someones misfortune. The proper amount of traffic on roads should be close to 0. All LA would have to do is offer more and free
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by casey2 11mo ago
One thing that's important but rarely mentioned in discussions like these is how many Windows users even have experience working on unix systems these days? I feel like they are in for a rude awakening if they assume every OS is like w
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by casey2 11mo ago
You shouldn't stick your head in the sand just because it makes you feel better. Since media companies are causing damage then they should be held liable. Where is the class action?
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by casey2 11mo ago
The evidence shows that the gifted program is just racist. It's not surprising that the descendants of Europeans do better on European cultural artifacts like math and science, canonical western literature. "Gifted" is an apt
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BranchEducation(youtube.com)
1 points by casey2 11mo ago|0 comments
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by casey2 11mo ago
Is this the first time a CDN has been found liable for piracy? (in japan)
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by casey2 11mo ago
100K per family by my math. Don't know why you believe that only the top 10 billionaires have too much personal wealth. Why does society need to create a increasingly out of touch class of people that think they are morally justified i
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by casey2 11mo ago
20% of highschool graduates know calculus but we can't get our shit together to hire any of them. We really need H-1Bs to work on oversized RC cars the skills are just too difficult for home grown plants.
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by casey2 11mo ago
That's just a post hoc rationalization. If the capital owners don't want something to happen then market dynamics don't matter a lick
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by casey2 11mo ago
The first paragraph is pure delusion. Why do investors like delusional CEOs so much? I would take it as a major red flag.
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by casey2 11mo ago
This and other comments along with lack of work hours are the main social reasons why the EU has fallen so far behind. I fear if this isn't corrected soon the EU will become completely irrelevant in the not to distant future. What were
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by casey2 11mo ago
Americans think they are free. In reality they are free to do a very limited subset of basic necessity and socialization tasks. You can drive your tank to the the local shopping center, maybe a shooting range. And you wonder why people frea
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by casey2 11mo ago
No, again because of secondary effects, which of course the government keeps track of both implicitly and explicitly.
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by casey2 11mo ago
>Now if my kid wants to go to their friends house? They have to cross two arterials. These are four lane roads with fast moving traffic, uncontrolled signals, lots of road rage, fast cuts on corners, etc. Well why did you choose to live
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by casey2 11mo ago
Excuse me, but I believe the PC term is hallucination
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by casey2 1y ago
It's just a scam, plain and simple. Some scams can go on for a very long time if you let the scammers run society. Any technically superior solution needs to have a built in scam otherwise most followers will ignore it and the scammers
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by casey2 1y ago
This isn't a matter of opinion. No country that respects national sovereignty would do this. Are you alleging that America hacks China as some sort of defense? Or are you trying to normalize these horrendous affronts to human dignity?
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by casey2 1y ago
China needs to understand that this kind of espionage is a declaration of war
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by casey2 1y ago
Only a single entity can do this, if you actually want it done then fork them all and wrap them with your Linux specific API.
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by casey2 1y ago
That's how computers and software work by default. It's an entirely different business philosophy. We can gain more market share but having a just works software environment for as many people as possible VS we can resell people t
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by casey2 1y ago
That's because in the US we don't give non-state organization power over other people. At least not in the European way where you have to give your life to an org. A US citizen has the freedom to disassociate with any organization
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by casey2 1y ago
Why not consult with industry professionals rather than random people on the internet? Gaming is a huge industry worth billions and have many people who have dedicated themselves to the craft. They not only can diagnosis common problems and
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by casey2 1y ago
Laws don't require foundation let alone scientific evidence. If either were the case laws would rarely be passed. For Denmark I'd assume it's just vibes among the law makers social class. They have a worldview and by God they
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by casey2 1y ago
>Denmark's government aims to alienate hundreds of thousands of citizens And people wonder why governments fail. Every time you carve out exceptions you are hollowing out the foundation of your government. Children of the elite&#x27
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by casey2 1y ago
>why do large sites You answered your question, they wouldn't be large if they were small, many users means many features which to some appears like bloat. The reality is that of the millions of users there are hundreds of thousands
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by casey2 1y ago
Aggressively ironic for a pitch deck that has no respect for the readers critical thinking skills
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by casey2 1y ago
Wow these people have a lot of free time... shouldn't they be programming?
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by casey2 1y ago
So Arabs fly planes into the world trade center, commit mass genocide at darfur and are still support this dude and his band of thugs with their colonialist rape of Africa? The US could drop a nuke on UAE and tell them to stop funding colon
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by casey2 1y ago
I'd prefer a more honest tutorial. Who is this editor for? and show the kinds of problems it was designed to solve, nobody makes generalist text editors anymore and nobody needs a generalist editor. Like are you really trying to convi

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