garba_dlm

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by garba_dlm 3y ago
> What you're describing is social credit, I know, which means I'm actually trying to imply that cash being gone means social credit has been implemented in the USA
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
terrible headline. it implies an incorrect assumption of how inflation works. to say that it "bites" subtly implies that inflation may be targeted at this or that specific profession. but inflation works across the board, all of m
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
> HN should be the packaged output, I might agree. Most people who contribute here seem to obey that rule. the submissions: yes, absolutely yes. I agree 100%. but not for the comments, after all comments are literally the "inner w
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
I don't really see how what you say is a challenge of my views because I don't disagree with what you're saying if anything I'll admit that it took me way to long to really grasp how taxes "close the circuit" o
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
such bullshit: to regard a loss of a "potential" as a realized actualized loss....
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
> It’s all good and fair, no? as good and fair as any bigger and more powerful forces coming at you and demanding a cut of whatever it is you do... lest you're breaking the law but this is very normalized, but ultimately is a legacy
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
the oh-so subtle difference between two almost equivalent but in-the-end completely different intentions of: making games (and also a bit on money on the side) making money (and having to make some video games so the money will come)
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
because someone is changing whitepsaces in the source code and pretending to maintain a stable/done piece of software. they're looking busy but are actually idle? this smells like fraud but I ain't cooking so why do I speak o
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
ASF is where software goes to "retire"; but retirement in this context is an euphemism for dying. truth is that the Apache Software Foundation is a software graveyard; this is known but not really "seriously" acknowledge
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
> Was this some kind of organizational failing? sure, why not. and while we're on this deluded train: Julian Assange's legal problems are not political persecution
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
just not the answer? because in retrospect we know it to have been "because fraud" ahahha
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
so you're saying that there are more bitcoin that there are bitcoin addresses/wallets??? (more precisely you might be saying how it happens that which I'm asking if that's what you're saying happens.... I mean I&#x2
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
and if everything is political, nothing is political? but politics is just what happens when power interacts in a social context! ...and everything IS social
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
this is psychological "low hanging fruit" he's projecting his own reality outwardly. I'm saying he's saying this because it describes his own subconscious perspective of his own life: he's had it too easy. but
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
this is the kind of question a co-pilot programming assistant AI should be able to answer with direct quotations of the relevant code
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
which is why the whole of the 'academic global institution' which in commercial terms is just a big chunk of "big publishing industry" is also in a state of revolution (see the z-lib and sci-hub legal battles: in India,
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
the problem is that digital assets (including data, code, mp3, mp4.... anything digital) can be had (owned) by multiple parties at the same time and there are no 'frameworks' with which to think about this in a good way that doesn
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
future problems for future competitions. see also: crimes of the future movies
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
'd' and 'p' are close enough. specially since the point of contrast is the 'm' of the opposite(complimentary) concept/sound/principle: ma ma
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
but here I was thinking it had something to do with "blacksmiths are loud" hence we should vanish them to the outskirts of the city cuz they're annoying to be nearby which spiraled into "black(smiths) go away" lol
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
this is also tied to how banksters make money it's about timing, letting the culture soak up the ideas, then release at the time of biggest likelihood of great profit... consider why has disney+ removed so much content? so they can tim
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
the open and freely available documentation of anything is being taken down. it is expected that we pay to know things, this is what is ultimately being reasserted. this comes with the same techniques that all piracy, DRM, IPTV takedowns, a
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by garba_dlm 3y ago
universal turing machines (but the hardware is also a universal turing machine)