fleshBot

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   by fleshBot 9y ago

   How much, exactly, is "society's" fair share of someone else's money? This is the problem. There is this assumption that taxes are used to care for the destitute. Absolutely, some amount of taxes do go to that end. How
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   by fleshBot 9y ago

   If not submitting to having my income expropriated at the barrel of a politician's gun means I lack empathy then you are using a very strange definition for the word "empathy".
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   by fleshBot 9y ago

   I dunno. That might go against the narrative that literally everything is subject to market forces except for labor. The only thing for which we can arbitrarily set a magical, minimum value for some reason.
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   by fleshBot 9y ago

   So, taking this story at face value, I'd say the obvious: not his fault. If your system is built in such a way that the production database can be nuked from the most junior developers command line, then that junior developer is defin