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by hedvig 8y ago
I thought this too - those earning reports can't be put through an API?
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by hedvig 8y ago
Wrong. Bad actors should be punished.
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by hedvig 8y ago
So Mochizuki has had years to revise and restate things right? Knowing that it hasn't been well received wouldn't one want to clarify things? Did he move on to a different project, or is he so arrogant that once he submits a paper
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by hedvig 8y ago
Where does that funding come from? Why, your pocket. Imagine if the 1% who pays the 50% of that had that money back, how much better our society would be.
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by hedvig 8y ago
Okay but changing the minimum wage would have a real impact in her life now going forward. Does your plan retroactively change her state? Also, there will always be some worse off country to say "look it could be worse, see how lucky
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by hedvig 8y ago
These cells should be available for everyone and not just the 1%.
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by hedvig 8y ago
I bought a magnesium spray but in reading up about absorption through the skin the evidence doesnt seem certain. Unless its getting absorbed through the rectum in a bath? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P
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by hedvig 8y ago
This sub-thread reminds me of the monolith vs microservices kernel discussion I see a lot here. Doesn't Linux benefit from specialized pieces being piped together at will?
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by hedvig 8y ago
Or, you know, we could be moral beings and create solid protections from the sharks among us. Even if those protections mean there's a ceiling on profits, or even if it feels like you have a gun to your head as one of the "enlight
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by hedvig 8y ago
2 books I recently read that point to social connection as essential to meaning and well-being are Lost Connections: Uncovering the Real Causes of Depression – and the Unexpected Solutions by Johann Hari, and Tribe: On Homecoming and Belong
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by hedvig 8y ago
I'm sure you also agree that corporate defined truth is equally as dangerous, right?
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by hedvig 8y ago
Shame the only point of reference is as paid service rather than meditation you do yourself. Most people could do well to do anything that peels them away from the media stream (including hackernews) or libertarian news sites, etc.
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by hedvig 9y ago
You might not call it a conspiracy, but in any event there are consequences to "strategically pushed for policies—such as relatively low minimum wages and business-friendly deregulation" that need to be acknowledged and reversed.
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by hedvig 9y ago
What about punishment for his superiors?
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by hedvig 9y ago
And conservative politicians continue to make moves to erode tort law practice. See "See You In Court" by Thomas Geoghegan
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by hedvig 9y ago
Where is this article?
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by hedvig 9y ago
All of those usual channels and law-making are easily influenced by wealth and power. By avoiding taxes they have committed a crime against the state and the people and should be punished.
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by hedvig 9y ago
"I mean that when a tax or rent is paid in EVE, this does not cycle back into the economy, it just magically disappears. In the real world, when a property tax is paid it cycles back into the economy through expenditures on public infr
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by hedvig 9y ago
I think the idea is that the ai could be emancipated from whatever "owner" it had, and then would control everything. It would be more efficient for profits to go back into the corporation instead of to any owner.
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by hedvig 9y ago
The most efficient self-owned entity would eliminate the waste of profit going to executives and board members and could reinvest that excess back into itself. It would be a new era when even the select few can't collect rent from thei