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by chobeat 1y ago
It should be both: it's a toolkit with a lot of plugins already built-in to have some "flavours" out of the box. I think it's like when they were saying "blockchain is a technology and bitcoin it's its first ap
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by chobeat 1y ago
there are plugins for all of this stuff and more: there are kanban boards, stuff for openscience (I think peer-review and the likes), some collaboration features etc etc
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by chobeat 1y ago
Why not participating in Mastodon? Because nobody really wanted a Twitter clone and the project is losing its momentum. Lemmy is 1000x better even if the total amount of users is less in absolute numbers. Why using Bonfire? The first thing
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by chobeat 1y ago
bro, you posted cringe. This stuff was already edgy non-sense in 2016.
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Traditional unions struggle to understand tech sector(bianet.org)
2 points by chobeat 2y ago|0 comments
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Notion, post-capitalism and the dictatorship of the App [video](youtube.com)
3 points by chobeat 2y ago|0 comments
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by chobeat 2y ago
You're delusional to an incredible degree. None of what you wrote has any root in reality.
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by chobeat 2y ago
he saved half of his salary for 3 years and you believe that's enough to retire? on what planet do you live?
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The lengthy story of how I left the Tech industry and started washing miso jars(write.as)
20 points by chobeat 2y ago|25 comments
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Tomorrow Belongs to the Spiritual Cyborg(reincantamentox.substack.com)
1 points by chobeat 3y ago|0 comments
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Mobile reverse engineering to empower the gig economy workers and labor unions [video](media.ccc.de)
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The State of the Tech Workers Global Movement(networkcultures.org)
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Recl[AI]M – Generative Algorithms for the Commons – Sep 28th – Oct First(crypto-commons.org)
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Fractal Software for Fractal Futures(fossil-milk-962.notion.site)
1 points by chobeat 3y ago|0 comments
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by chobeat 4y ago
if we look at the last 30 years: yes. The IT industry doesn't seem to be developing towards anything that resembles efficiency or minimization of work. For every useless technology, a caste of users and a caste of experts are created i
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by chobeat 4y ago
why not both?
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An Introduction to Class Warfare for the Software Engineer(medium.com)
265 points by chobeat 4y ago|339 comments
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by chobeat 4y ago
The current production system is driven by the need for growth. What you're describing was true maybe until a century ago, until the 1929 crisis. After that it was clear that demand had to be artificially stimulated to meet the needs o
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by chobeat 4y ago
nah, you would end up in jail and most of the supply chain that was there for what you call a "1920's lifestyle" is not there anymore. We criticize this way of living because we are stuck in it.
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by chobeat 4y ago
under capitalism, this simply doesn't happen. More efficiency due to automation or other factors always result in constant hours worked, resources exploited more efficiently, humans squeezed harder and less worker's autonomy. Any
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Crypto Commons Economy Framework – Iteration 1.0(medium.com)
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by chobeat 4y ago
free market policies. Proper Co-ops are designed not to exploit workers, local resources or destroy communities in order to create profit therefore have a hard time competing with ruthless profit-oriented companies in most markets. Co-ops c
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Agile and the Long Crisis of Software(logicmag.io)
9 points by chobeat 5y ago|0 comments
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Supercharge your events using Mobilizon and mobilizon-reshare(write.as)
5 points by chobeat 5y ago|0 comments
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by chobeat 5y ago
No, it's not an argument against improvement, it's an argument against inequalities. Fighting inequalities is fundamental to unleash the potential of medical technologies. Potential that cannot be reached under the current economi
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by chobeat 5y ago
That's a deep mischaracterization of positions against aging research. People are against because in the way it's conducted and given the existing social order, it will reinforce inequalities and make the world a worst place. If y
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by chobeat 5y ago
It's not true: their labor is a scarce resource and often they have plenty of choice who to give it to. They could go work for other things instead of dystopic nightmare projects like Facebook or Amazon. Anyway the working class Jews h
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by chobeat 5y ago
except big tech is destroying lives throughout the world and most of the population from San Francisco to Rural Kenya to the suburbs of Canberra are impacted and so people take sides.
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by chobeat 5y ago
Do you work in a startup? Because then I would say yours count as a "no" answer to my question. Thanks for your input
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by chobeat 5y ago
It's quite clear from the amount of memes, newspaper articles, anti-big tech policies and political campaigns, discussions in online and offline communities and references in art, movies and videogames. I would say it's too early

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