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by galactus 4y ago
You have to understand that, for the rest of the world, seeing the US act is if invading another country was the worst thing anyone could do is highly hopocritical
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by galactus 4y ago
“ First of all average people's opinions outside of western democracies are meaningless because those people don't have access to education or information to form any real opinions.” This is insane. Your arrogance and total ignora
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by galactus 4y ago
Their statement was something like “hey, thanks for finding our stuff. Please let us know when we can have it back.”. You gotta admire the chutzpah.
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by galactus 4y ago
I loved this post. Congratulations, really cool tiny projects, I'm jealous.
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by galactus 4y ago
Very cool
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by galactus 5y ago
I would argue two thing: 1) foreign policy doctrines exist. 2) It does serve developed nations interest to keep some other nations in the role of natural resources suppliers and nothing else.
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Coinbase Caves on Russian Sanctions Pressure(thestreet.com)
3 points by galactus 5y ago|0 comments
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by galactus 5y ago
There's no natural right to artificially ban copying something.
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by galactus 5y ago
It's not the whole society that is murdering their neighboors. If that were true, all americans should be considered criminals.
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by galactus 5y ago
I came here to say this. I read it 4 times before giving up.
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by galactus 5y ago
We sterilize everyone but them?
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by galactus 5y ago
This is what Graeber writes: "Historically, human work patterns have taken the form of intense bursts of energy followed by rest. Farming, for instance, is generally an all-hands-on-deck mobilization around planting and harvest, with t
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by galactus 5y ago
You are right, we are selling our labour. But the idea that that means that we are selling our _time_ is a recent development in human history. Most societies in the past would have a hard time even understanding the idea that one's ti
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by galactus 5y ago
A command line client for the firestore DB, because there was none: https://github.com/sgarciac/fuego
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by galactus 5y ago
And also that people are starting to seriously worry for the energy consumption of something that provides no useful value.
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by galactus 6y ago
That's wrong. It's only if you distribute the software you modified that you need to share those modifications. If you dont distribute it, you can use it without any restriction at all.
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by galactus 6y ago
Exactly. They refuse to accept that what was said about Stallman was false. It's exactly the same attitude Trump has about truth: it doesn't matter.
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by galactus 6y ago
Wow, that's great
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by galactus 6y ago
Popsci about "nootropics" and QI.
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by galactus 6y ago
I came here to write this, I was surprised it was not even mentioned.
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by galactus 6y ago
The whole example says the opposite of his conclusion.
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by galactus 6y ago
Bleh, if you really want to mix JSX and Markdown you should expect at least some syntactic idiosincrasies
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Shopify fires 2 employees for stealing customer data from up to 200 merchants(cbc.ca)
2 points by galactus 6y ago|0 comments
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by galactus 6y ago
I wonder about those "controlled conditions"... I know its anecdotical evidence, but this really contradicts everything I have ever seen after years ans years of interacting with immigrant families (and being a immigrant myself).
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by galactus 6y ago
As far as I understand it, from the point of view of the FSF they are neither free nor non-free, since, according to their terms, the software is not being "distributed" (you are not running it in your own computer).
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by galactus 6y ago
Why? That's a total non sequitor. Free Software is not about being paid or not, its about how software is distributed.
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by galactus 6y ago
"you can only query one document per-second".. uhm, that doesnt sound right, it would make firestore useless for all intents and purposes. The only limitation I know that sounds close to that is 1 _write_ per second for the _same_
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by galactus 7y ago
"use"
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by galactus 7y ago
What's with the downvotes? All of this is absolutely correct
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by galactus 7y ago
Oh my. Vendor central is such a pita one can't help thinking they do it on purpose. (Also, I had to write several puppeteer based scripts for different reporting web apps that don't expose an API and vendor central was definetly t

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