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eplanit
6y ago
Which still uses language that criticizes the people: "how I disagree with $PERSON". To keep a discourse civil, don't allow it to become personal.
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eplanit
6y ago
"If you can't criticize ideas ("Joe Schmoe is wrong about X"), then I'd say you're not doing a great job of exchanging ideas." But, the example you give is one that criticizes Joe Schmoe, not X. How about
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eplanit
6y ago
"I've found you can't criticize the BLM organization or else it's equated that you think black lives do not matter" I think that's by design.
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Edward Snowden, in Russia Since 2013, Is Granted Permanent Residency
(nytimes.com)
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eplanit
6y ago
AGPL sounds quite toothless regarding enforceability, and very unattractive from an open source user's perspective. If my changes aren't visible in the UI, I doubt I'd respect the terms, either. Author should choose a more ex
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eplanit
6y ago
I think they're going to go after FB and Twitter (and YouTube?) with a Section 230 case/argument.
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eplanit
6y ago
None. That's the sad reality of journalism in America.
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eplanit
6y ago
CNN has a reputation alright, but it's not for depth or accuracy.
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6y ago
For me it was using a nail gun once after forgetting to put on the ear protectors. That was 10 years ago. The ringing in the ear closest to the nail gun is constant and sometimes annoying, but mostly which I can subconsciously filter out.
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eplanit
6y ago
You'd have to get the warm and fuzzy emotional parts (community, public square, commons) codified into the license in order to enforce that "higher standard".
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eplanit
6y ago
A guy who was funny discovers a completely not funny guy.
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eplanit
6y ago
I worry for San Diego. I moved here to escape the bay area, too. I figure there's only a couple or so years until this region gets wrecked by California politics, too. Then, it'll be time to finally move on back to America. I ju
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eplanit
6y ago
Maybe Tim Cook uses that quote to signal virtue and gain popularity for his own and the company brand. Haven't Apple ads used MLK before?
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eplanit
6y ago
I think about 6 months ago, at least.
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eplanit
6y ago
10 years ago, it was most China we spoke about regarding censorship and "social credits". The CCP has made deep inroads into US society during this time. They're succeeding in changing peoples' thoughts and feelings re
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eplanit
6y ago
I guess the best way to defeat perceived "systemic racism" is to institute actual systemic racism. Moral failure.
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6y ago
Unions are the antithesis of a meritocracy. Try promoting based on seniority over merit in a tech. business, and I doubt you'll stay competitive for very long. I don't know if kickstarter counts as a pure "tech company"
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eplanit
6y ago
I stopped at the white/Black capitalization nonsense.
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eplanit
6y ago
Precisely true. For a state so prescient about the effects of climate change, it's downright hypocritical to foresee droughts and fires but then allow that zoning (it's the same to worse in Sonoma, Mendocino, Humboldt). All the t
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eplanit
6y ago
In the "First World", true. Not so sure folks in places like Syria, west Africa, ...
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eplanit
6y ago
I wonder how the victim(s) are doing now -- does he/she/they have great tech. jobs now?
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eplanit
6y ago
So, Thought Crime weighs heavier than statutory crimes? Who decides the guilt or innocence of the thoughts?
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eplanit
6y ago
I am surprised that there is not more celebration of the drastic reduction in air travel. Aside from the near-term economic impact on those in the industry (which is horrible), there is nothing else but upside. The obvious ecological gain
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eplanit
6y ago
Many (Californians) disparage the notion of individual responsibility, and see things as collective concerns.
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eplanit
6y ago
You're right, but Californians embrace the Nanny State, unfortunately. It's sad.
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eplanit
6y ago
Sturgeon's Law becomes more true every day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law
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6y ago
The Soylent Green generation has arrived. It's perfect that Tuesday is the day of the announcement. "The UK’s largest supermarket will on Tuesday commit to boosting sales of meat alternatives by 300% within five years, by 2025.&q
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6y ago
Wokeness = the new Puritan era.
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6y ago
Trees are a renewable resource.
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Google requiring Android apps on Play store to use its billing system next year
(9to5google.com)
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6y ago
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