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3y ago
I live in one of those communities (eco village in Australia) and all it takes is one old haggard lady to reduce the workforce to nothing, as no one wants to put up with her abuse. I think one thing people keep forgetting is that all these
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3y ago
> UBI plus a free market If there's a ubi, then there's price floor that is higher than a non ubi price floor, meaning that the median prices of goods go up, less taxes to find the ubi, and the ubi must then increase to meet th
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3y ago
> bored engineers under such a system can get a LOT of shit done Or they can go spend time with their families which is a much better use of their time.
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> Who says we need bosses and overseers to get stuff done? I prefer being told what to do so that I can use my mental capacity on things I care about. I do not care about making a dishwasher or a 3d printer. I would rather pay someone el
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3y ago
> It's bound to happen at some point, right? No. As a hardware hacker myself, the benefit and draw is the fun of it, I don't want to have to hack my own dishwasher and make it work to my requirements, not maintain it. Hackers u
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3y ago
Which?
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This is a really good comment, I'm sorry you're getting downvoted. This is literally the underlying context of the discussion
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I feel like it's a "part" or incomplete religion. I'm not sure where it came from but I could easily believe it was a part of a larger set of beliefs.
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> turning water into wine is plausible in the slightest? If you drop hallucinogens into water, it could be perceived to others that people would be getting drunk off water, which would be, in effect, turning water into wine. The story co
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We're well on our way. Look at the data for poverty over time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_poverty
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3y ago
Http and the internet is also a made up concept that has not actual value outside of what we place in it. Conversations get no where if you're going to talk nonsense. We don't (feed and house everyone) because the people who grow
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3y ago
Nice, another comic user. I use comic mono and I absolutely love it. I like to use Monokai/Molokai and joke with my colleagues that I'm using "clown colours"
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Ask HN: Do Emacs users feel as stuck without Emacs, as Vim users do with Vim?
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I'm curious what games you made without the concept of a scene or node.. at least from an code organisation standpoint. I used to try and write GLES games back in C++98 out of highschool. I find modern engines much quicker and easier t
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3y ago
But not every game does have those, which is why they must be coded. How else does the system be flexible enough to make either a 3d fps or a Bejeweled puzzle game from the same API? I generally agree with you btw, but I think it's jus
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I'm similar boat but I've learnt that I need to put the brakes on a little bit. Wife and family need me, so that is the most important. More important than my desires. I tried going "cold turkey" and give up my ambitio
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because water is more treacherous and a smaller domain of control (as in, it's more complex, greater unknowns, etc) than having cubic kilometers of open air that you can fly through. Think about it, 2D plane, tough medium that has low
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3y ago
Funnily enough the waterproofness of the phone wouldn't be much of an argument if the phone data was easily recoverable / easy to repair / we had the right to repair
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3y ago
I don't think there is a "big deal". people didn't like the original version and people don't like this "new and improved" approach. it's the same as what's already out there. Frankly i'd be
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> Companies don't make products out of the goodness of their hearts, they create products to make money. Yes, precisely the point. This is to make money from you. It would be much better if companies could make worthwhile services t
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Harmful? As a formally harmed person, does that word have any weight or meaning anymore? "Sprawl" from a name of font? Not anything like policies, media, immigration etc. No, the name of a font. That's harmful. Do we need a r
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This is the "jonny_eh meta-principle" at work! Finally see it with my own eyes!
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> to summarize the discussion so far _in a format to be used as a prompt_. Very nice idea, thanks. i might steal that.
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What is the alternative to stripe? I was going to set it up for a new service in making but with all these posts I'm not so sure. A quick google brings up paddle, is that going to have the same issues?
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https://github.com/tummychow/git-absorb
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Could* imply that. I think it would make more sense if they called it: * Windows Android subsystem * Windows Linux subsystem Etc
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resync = git checkout master && git pull && git checkout - && git pull --rebase master asquash = git rebase -i master --autosquash abs = git absorb -b HEAD~20 everything else is handled by vim-fugitive
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A lot of comments are saying "other languages have fixed this" but i think the point is more that this is fixable within C itself .
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Unions are for the people, not the company
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1. Upper Class / rich people would be generally more affected, as they rely on a lot more nice-to-haves like pools, cars, and air-cons. I'm middle class and I only just got these things, I can very easily do without them, like I h
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