fabianhjr

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by fabianhjr 4y ago
You don't get it, Facebook wasn't just a CRUD from the start and had some niche programming language needs. /s :P
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
And now also BeiDou, QZSS, and IRNSS-NAVIC.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
There is an anachronism were the following circumstances collide: - lending is limited to the original bought copies (a library cannot create more copies of a book for further lending) - digital lending requires sending the data to another
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> For example imagine a new company trying to build an iPhone with minimal app store, well guess what, now they have to also build support for third party store, developer tools, etc… which increases their cost to launch. That new compan
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Requiring monopolistic platform megacorps to compete is similar to expropriating them. Got it.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Monadic functional languages have native support for dependency injection and typeclasses/interfaces provide interoperability and easy mocking or alternative implementations with type-checking / propagation of which dependency the
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
I would much rather have that over the Jakarta Method.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
¿Crees que solo hay dictaduras bajo gobiernos anti-capitalistas o es algo en donde por ejemplo Qatar (o Reino Unido) siendo monarquías constitucionales podrían superar en autoritarismo?
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
More like "US during British Colonial Times" != "USA Today", for starters USA during Reagan and USA today have the same constitution and the same governmental system even if specific laws and lawmakers have changed
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Ah yes, compared to the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Russian Federation != Union of Soviet Socialist Republics More so: Russian Federation != Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Ah yes, also curiously enough the US is way more prone to completely embargo Cuba and Venezuela but neither Russia nor China. (Due to political-economic reasons and not moral/ethical ones) Edit: profile I am replying to has the followi
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
I am from latin america and at least neither China nor Russia have participated in coup d'etat to install a military junta to then torture and massacre anyone slightly left of the US "Democratic" Party. Source: https:/&
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
There are two video investigations from People Make Games into economic aspects of Roblox in particular child labor/exploitation and monopolistic aspirations via platform capitalism. 1. Investigation: How Roblox Is Exploiting Young Gam
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Probably mostly meds if in the US; US citizens don't have access to cheap generic medications nor universal healthcare so something like chronic pain can cost a lot out of pocket.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> The US government, imperfect as it is, is democratically elected by US citizens. The US president is elected by electors from the electoral college; the number of electors per state was influenced by the pro-slavery states. (Research
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Ah yes more neo-mercantilism / protectionism in the pro-"free market" country. - https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Neomercantilism - https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Protectionism
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Well if anything there are pretty much no clean hands on that regard: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/United_States_war_crimes The US has set a high standard, nothing like napalming Vietnamese villages in case some guerill
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
In discourse big capital has done well to erase the distinction between personal and private property. Big capital has been fighting to strengthen private property and eroding personal property. - ¿Drawing a schematic of a thing you own for
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> If we believe in democracy, then allowing the economy to run by a patchwork of private command structures, with no internal democracy or accountability, should make our stomachs turn. Alexis de Tocqueville once asked; “can it be believ
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> I'm not a lawyer so don't know if they _need_ to have a license for the protocol, but presumably they think they do. They don't but they were probably using a licensed library they no longer have access to and would need
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> If public spending is socialism It isn't, my comment is a jab on US politics and discourse; though neoliberalism and "minarchism" has corroded the existing infrastructure through "austerity" (money redirection
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
> it just never gets fixed. Its because public spending on infrastructure is "socialism" and it is better to give loans to private companies and let "the free market" fix the infrastructure; any day now. Its an unexpl
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Even if provided for free now by not being either libre source nor a cooperative what is stopping the negative aspects of Strava form creeping into this alternative?
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
At least in Android it is already the case, I have installed both F-Droid and Huawei's AppGallery in an otherwise stock android. (And prefer to get as much as possible from F-Droid) Apple on the other hand has a war against "evil&
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
Secure Scuttlebutt which has been discussed before here. The protocol guide: https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/
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There can't be a singular global state; fediverse (federated) and other decentralized protocols have adopted subjective moderation.
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A lot of instances (specially the bigger ones) have banned alt-right and fascist instances; most instances are either with good moderation or none at all.
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by fabianhjr 4y ago
It is federated like email so if you have an email (@gmail, @yahoo, @custom.domain, etc) they are all interoperable. (Modulo moderation / spam filters) You don't have nor would be able to create an email address in all public emai
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by fabianhjr 5y ago
There is almost no firmware support for the recent aarch64 Mac hardware.

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