harimau777

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by harimau777 17d ago
Most of the left is libertarian.
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by harimau777 17d ago
What are you protesting? Why are you targeting an individual's residence rather than a corporation's property? What is the artist merit of your graffiti? How does damaging someone's house help your cause? Is the gain from dam
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by harimau777 17d ago
Clearly not, but even that would be better than unaccountable corporations having the tech.
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by harimau777 17d ago
I don't think that's actually true. Follow someone around reading their phone over their shoulder and see how people react.
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by harimau777 19d ago
I think that the difficulty is that the difficulty is what results in software developers being paid a decent salary. If anyone can do it or if it only requires a few developers, then why would they pay us that much?
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by harimau777 19d ago
What if that something else pays less? Or doesn't pay enough to live at all?
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by harimau777 20d ago
I think that the key could be that getting rid of child labor is meant to trick people into thinking that they were not immoral to purchase. However, that doesn't work if they just switched to a different kind of slavery.
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by harimau777 22d ago
Can you expand on this? Your current message could be interpreted either to mean that Gen Z is prone to complaining or it could mean that Gen Z is particularly screwed.
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by harimau777 22d ago
Do you think it could be a combination of things? Like, in order to avoid burnout you need some degree of meaning but also some degree of success and positive work environment. I'm coming at this from the perspective that I've bee
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by harimau777 23d ago
So the market damage would be more than the entire planet's GDP?
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by harimau777 24d ago
Could you expand on this? I don't think I fully understand but the argument you are making sounds interesting.
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by harimau777 24d ago
Something that always bothered me: A few smart people and a massive amount of ignorant people has been the standard throughout most of history. It's only relatively recently that society has prioritized educating most/all of the p
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by harimau777 28d ago
The fact that nomenclature can be applied arbitrarily doesn't mean it is in this case. In this case, antifa groups do in fact generally oppose facism.
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by harimau777 28d ago
Are the British allies of Israel? Do they support Israel militarily? Whether or not they are right, I don't think you are engaging with the actual point of the message you are replying to.
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by harimau777 28d ago
A police car is not a human being. If the same group attacks civilian and military targets then the civilian targets are terrorism and the military targets are not.
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by harimau777 28d ago
Or you know... they could just prosecute them for their crimes like an actual functioning democracy.
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by harimau777 28d ago
So the idea is that Russia is planning on invading the UK?
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by harimau777 28d ago
Just because it's part of the government's definition doesn't mean that it's true. It's in the government's interest to define as much as possible as terrorism.
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by harimau777 28d ago
I think that's down to people stretching the definition of terrorism to suit their political ends.
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by harimau777 29d ago
I thought that the blacklisting was what led to them losing the business? Didn't the blacklisting effectively mean that contractors couldn't use Anthropic because it was supposedly a supply chain risk?
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by harimau777 29d ago
Ya, but that's only going to the corporations. I doubt they are going to send the rest of us a check.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
I mean, drugging someone is a pretty big deal. We aren't talking about shoplifting or something.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
Many people would be fine with restricting free enterprise. It hasn't exactly given us great quality of life, at least in America.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
Personally, I don't have any electronic drudgery to outsource. However, I do have to deal with all the ways that AI has made my life worse.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
Unfortunately, we haven't found a better alternative.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
My understanding is that represents only a tiny fraction of their wealth. As I understand it, the idea is that it would be better if the billionaire's other frivolous spending was on something that would endure for future generations.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
I think that is because it is a social value. It isn't meant to be a rigid rule; it's meant to be a guideline that can adapt to the needs of the situation. There has to be nuance in social values.
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by harimau777 1mo ago
I see it more a reflection of the degree to which America was foundational to programming and internet culture. So in a sense America did beat them to it, even if they might eventually surpass America they are still operating in a technical
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by harimau777 1mo ago
I'd argue that currently the closest thing to that is queer culture. The vibe of social rejects reclaiming their own sense of style is very cyberpunk!
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by harimau777 1mo ago
Would this still be jury nullification in a social/political sense? That is to say: since it's well known that getting a indictment is very easy, this seems that, like jury nullification, this represents society effectively saying

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