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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   Not "nobody should give them a job", just not a job with ability to do harm. But that's for every employer to decide for themselves. If you don't think somebody having done X before makes them more likely to do it again
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   No they should find jobs where they have less opportunity to cause harm.
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   "Same rights" - no sorry, somebody who stole before will be regarded with higher suspicion than other people, and that's OK. How do you know they "learned not to steal"? Can you look inside of their heads? There are
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   I fail to see how that person can be blamed for making a video showing how to make pull requests. It's the organizers of the Hacktoberfest who make people look for his tutorial. What's next, blaming people who create "Learnin
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   I don't say that there is no danger, just that at the current time (in the West), actual humans monitoring you is a much bigger issue.
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   I'm sorry, but real people judging me is orders of magnitude worse than the Big Data thing they describe. They don't even provide any citations for the impact of Big Data they claim.
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   by csdffsdfsdfsdfs 6y ago

   So our freedoms are not actually under threat? Not even the freedom to use TikTok, I guess, despite of the US government trying to ban it? Everything is fine!