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by drekipus 3y ago
> Outside of a religious context Or, outside of your religious context, more precisely. One religion could think it's moral to treat non-believers like cattle, or kill them, and other religions think it's immoral. Morality is
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by drekipus 3y ago
That wasn't real whistleblowing?
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by drekipus 3y ago
> 6/7 people colluding in this way is highly abnormal-- even in the CIA, most people have some amount of integrity. I think that might be a cultural expectation thing that you're relying on. There's many examples of people
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by drekipus 3y ago
Not to your definition of morals. Surely you can see that, right?
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by drekipus 3y ago
A nice explore but a little hard to read.. This is basically saying * Chained filters are AND queries * Coupled filters are OR queries. Still a nice write up
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This is the root cause of tofu dreg projects in China, if anyone wants to see what happens in a larger scale
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by drekipus 3y ago
"unfair" is in the first sentence, which is what I'm asking about, who defines fair? If you're not a Marxist, you are your own person, so what are your thoughts on the matter.
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Ty for the recommendation
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by drekipus 3y ago
> It's still exploitation even if other options are merely much more difficult what wouldn't be exploitation, in your estimation? what is the meaning of the word? is me, telling my kids to take out the trash, exploitation? am
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by drekipus 3y ago
> those with more capital have far more influence over what laws get passed and enforced than those with less capital. And that many laws benefit those with more capital, often at the expense of those with less. This is called corruption
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by drekipus 3y ago
> don't get ownership over the full value that they produce. But the value is subjective. A few lines of code is not valuable to me, no matter what context, so I am happy to trade it for a salary. If I dig a hole for someone, someo
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by drekipus 3y ago
> Worker exploitation is a core principle of capitalism you can choose not to work. you just have to figure out how to get food and shelter on your own though. you can go into the woods, hunt and fish, and build your own shelter. as long
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by drekipus 3y ago
> I think the implicit argument here is that "capitalism" means "rule by those who own capital." what "rule" ? - capitalism doesn't set out to "rule" by anyone, it's been a system of owni
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by drekipus 3y ago
> If unemployment did not exist, the capitalist class would have no power to make workers work harder using the threat of losing their jobs. What is the capitalist class in this case? In a perfect world this would be done by beatings and
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by drekipus 3y ago
It's not waste unless you think of humans as little units of work, like a resource to be mined. People complaining about a problem doesn't mean it is a problem. I want cheaper milk, I complain about the price of milk, but the pric
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by drekipus 3y ago
I moved colon to under "g" on layer one (which I hold with my thumb) and it's surprisingly effective, Same with # under a, and all of the brackets under erdfcv keys
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by drekipus 3y ago
Just raise it up early, often, and simply. "Isn't this just a Boolean flag? If X else y?" I've saved a great many man months by doing just this. Sometimes work just vanishes. And it's not just the juniors that do it
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by drekipus 3y ago
Yes, that's definitely what we need this day and age, more secrecy.
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by drekipus 3y ago
That doesn't fly in all production environments though. Sometimes doing 10,000 function calls is a hell of a lot more expensive than sending a 10,000 sized array to one function call. I'm all for simplifying code, but not to the p
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by drekipus 3y ago
That's hilarious. The thing is, complexity & complications come from known-unknowns and unknown-unknowns. Semantics of language use doesn't fit in there unless it's undefined behaviour. Things can be hard to read, but tha
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by drekipus 3y ago
Depends on the example. Going off the blurb: > it’s a way of breaking down a complex function into smaller, simpler functions that can be composed together to achieve the same result. And you could almost see it as analogous to the &quot
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by drekipus 3y ago
"open source software you can download, change, and compile yourself!" "This takes a long time to compile" "You're just trying to play basketball on a golf course" I'm curious, not judging, why you th
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by drekipus 3y ago
>“We have not planned sufficiently. There was a review undertaken by the national organisation and that hasn’t been released yet. It was finished ages ago,” he said. >“I wonder why that hasn’t been worked on. Dare I say because it con
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by drekipus 3y ago
You mean a windows monoculture? Unix stuff has only recently been "in the norm" for dev related workflows, it used to be entirely Windows only. Same with office workflows, games (both playing and developing), graphics, etc. Unix i
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by drekipus 3y ago
A modern day equivalent happened just a few days/weeks ago https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/23/chinese-dissid... How dare these people, don't they know that real communism hasn't
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by drekipus 3y ago
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The problem isn't the single digit days. We were totally fine with this and we just put it down to "the baby will come out when they're ready" I'm saying that you need to tell that to the doctors, who raised all man
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by drekipus 3y ago
If the doctors say "the cord wrap will stop breathing" and I say "that doesn't make sense" am I denying science or is it just.a normal disagreement?
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by drekipus 3y ago
I really want to reconfigure some "shift" values, like shift + space should give you an underscore.. but I have to use a layer button for that, not the shift key

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