dejavuagain

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by dejavuagain 6y ago
It'll never happen, because no one cares and we can't do anything about it anyway. More defeatism. We should all just roll over and play dead because we are all going to die, no one cares, and there's nothing we can do about
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
The ground based stations could be private products too. Just like cars. My general point is that the USA needs a free public Internet. Our politicians have no vision for the future of America. They should have done this. If they want to pu
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
We are on the same page! :) I see no reason we should let shareholders take excess profit from the American people for doing nothing but negotiating sweetheart deals with the politicians they own. Shall we add banks and big Pharma to the li
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
That's a frequent glib response to good ideas, which boils down to, nice idea but it'll never happen, because no one cares. It's cynically defeatist.
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Taxes pay for libraries, pbs, gps, lots of tax dollars have gone to SpaceX and tesla and solar city. Billions. We have already paid much of the costs for starlink.
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Same could be said of roads. Toll free. Rush hour sucks. We will adapt. There can still be commercial alternatives, like planes today if you want higher rates of travel.
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Roads have per user costs and are provided at no cost to the end user. Data is the new cargo. Packets are the vehicles.
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Starlink should be a public good. It's like we learned nothing from the wholesale give away of our airways to corporate interests. We've given away space . Compare this opportunity to the magnitude of life changing innovations th
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
I see this too and is very frustrating in modern Web learning. It might take 8 files and 15 dependencies to make one example work. Only 3 files are partially provided. 5 dependencies are deprecated or no longer supported. The informative we
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
That's right. There is a goal to separate the employer and employee to absolve the proletariat of the moral connection between their actions day-to-day and the bourgeois who all share in the protections of the corporate veil. But this
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Facebook exactly is an evil company. No question about it. To its very core. Anyone who works there is paid money to propagate an evil impact on the world and thus, all employees who work there are evil.
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
You're assuming the best of the best decide where to work based on compensation. Also consider the number of pro players is miniscule compared to the number of engineers at fb. It's a false analogy because of the law of diminishin
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
It absolutely does! There's a lot evidence to support this claim. The smartest, most ethical people leave first. Eventually replacement employees will cost more and more to attract. The company will implode in a toxic talent vacuum. Sh
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by dejavuagain 6y ago
Saying that doesn't help. It's not true, it's an opinion. Is not a fact, but you're presenting it as a fact. You're saying the future will be bad because there's an endless supply of bad people willing to do b