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by fwn 11y ago
Wow, why? HN isn't 4chan. Things like that will lead to nothing more than a worse enviroment for everyone.
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by fwn 11y ago
Individual contributions cause redistribution. Did you think charitable organisations or just government?
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by fwn 11y ago
Looks cool but maybe overengineered? I don't know about college students in the US, but German students live pretty cheap in shared flats. I pay 350 Euro for my share of an inner city Wilhelminian apartment house. It goes down to maybe
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by fwn 11y ago
That's not practical. The plans would've been leaked and people would've tried to take advantage of it. The idea that a parliamentary decision would have been better than one from the cabinet because the legitimating chain wo
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by fwn 11y ago
I feel like I've read a pamphlet. With enough enthusiasm most structural changes can be interpreted as politically driven to spin opposition. Look at the stretch he made just to suggest Thiel might be sexist. Or that he somehow connect
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by fwn 11y ago
I can't talk about the interface but for people who don't have an account there, this website is absolutely hostile. (think: much worse than most) I'm a calm person but I needed serious gmail filter tinkering to catch all tho
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by fwn 11y ago
Well.. It's also fair in situations without perfect information. Assuming that as a requirement would render any ethical judgement on real life scenarios unusable.
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by fwn 11y ago
Because it's a power game. Power is naturally capped (like land); shifts therefore don't increase the amount of power in the game.
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by fwn 11y ago
Probably because it is insanely unreasonable for many to go through all the hassle for a few flights. I don't spend too much on flying but even twice the price wouldn't bring me to churn credit cards, save all the credentials, wat
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by fwn 11y ago
I feel this to be a great example for the tremendous value created by piracy in modern society.
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by fwn 11y ago
The church & the productivity increase brought the weekend.
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by fwn 11y ago
I know what you are talking about, but: The term "force" is utterly missplaced in this scenario. ..also: Most in the civilized world have broad welfare benefits for those who decide not to work.
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by fwn 11y ago
This "force" to work is even stronger if you aim for a Helicopter. Helicopters are so expensive, they force you really hard.
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by fwn 11y ago
You can make it a general law with a different focus and then you alter it with a court. This is a non issue in contemporary democratic procedures.
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by fwn 11y ago
I am not using ads since somewhere mid 2009. For me they couldn't be less related to advertising. This is why I see them as a tech company.
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by fwn 11y ago
breaking: Some random footballer changed from a random team to a different random team! ..now let's push this to all devices.
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by fwn 11y ago
Unless by law? Well, at least that one isn't a problem for a government.
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by fwn 11y ago
Just that history, other than logic, won't help people to solve problems. At the end of the day, every historic fact ruthlessly stretched into some assumed future is a risk for the people relying on unjustified assumptions.
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by fwn 11y ago
Being force to work is not the same as the need to work to fulfill personal needs and goals. That is one key difference between slaves and early farmers.
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by fwn 11y ago
...because there are enough people wanting to do the job in the first place.
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by fwn 11y ago
So what makes you think that's not the case? We're not observing a shortage in unskilled work right now.
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by fwn 11y ago
Isn't that the atlas shrugged plot, just mirrored?
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by fwn 11y ago
Redistribution is not a zero-sum game. With every redistributional loop, politics get influence they can convert in votes, power, etc. ..and this is not cynism, just regular public choice.
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by fwn 11y ago
That's interesting. Facebook just tells me all the time to install flash player on my pc..
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by fwn 11y ago
I love the NDA part. Looks very transparent and opensourcy.. I wonder if there would be interest in a real community driven whitelist. One without money involved or a dominant company applying it. edit: This might work under the premises th
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by fwn 11y ago
The economic meaning of demand is a very structural term. It doesn't relate to any legal or moral value like obligations, entitlements, transitory requirements or some perceived rightfulness of the intent. It's just the observable
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by fwn 11y ago
I know it's off topic but that it's illegal to sleep in a car appears to me to impose the most cynical incentive structure I encountered in a while. I already did that several times in the past because I was seriously drunken. Edi
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by fwn 11y ago
I think it's a save bet to assume that more providers will compensate the reduction in ad revenue by offering yearly subscriptions like Amazon Prime. I don't like that, but all in all the online advertising industry isn't tha
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by fwn 11y ago
If you compare their repo activity, it seems to suggest that the actual development happens at origin. Origin: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/graphs/contributors Nonorigin: https://github.com&#x
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by fwn 11y ago
This is rather easy. The ability to enable kosher ads is implemented through an additional filter list you can add in any blocker: https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/exceptionrules.txt

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