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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Cool to see someone else is as interested in the story as I am! I think you're right, and there are many within the BLM movement who are doing exactly what you describe. Much like any large social movement there's a bunch of diff
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Here's a whole podcast for ya, it's a good listen. https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolabmoreperfect/epi... The idea is seperable, I'm not sure if you're American or from what part of th
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
It was mostly tounge in cheek. That's a bad comparison. The people storming the capitol didn't have any real reason to. Look at the actions of John Brown during the 1800s for a mostly positive example! The roots of the modern NRA
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
The US military has not done particularly well in Iraq/Afghanistan and esp Vietnam. There are a bunch of reasons personally. Protecting yourself + your property. Outside of a city, good luck getting the police to come to your house. Wh
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
HA! This reminded me of the OS class I took in college. Every professor other than mine taught Linux, but he made us learn Inferno. (One of the best learning experiences of my time there!) If you're interested in the inner workings of
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
I've also wondered about this, I suspect because Facebook hired 75% of their lawyers in the last 3 months we will find out soon. I could see one argument about how an algorithm doesn't really editorialize. A metaphor that is often
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
I had a similar experience on a visit to a rural road. They had built Four+ warehouses all serving Amazon traffic.
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Cyberpunk Corpo wars come closer and closer to reality every day...
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Exactly, this is what gets me about the student debt debate as well. For some reason we've structured the system with the expectation that 17 yr olds are perfectly rational actors.
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Leaked documents reveal China's mishandling of the early stages of Covid-19(cnn.com)
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
This really seems quite silly. The 80-20 rule exists for social media posting so of course a small amount of people contribute to most of the "misinformation". [0] Calling them "superspreaders" is really close to propaga
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
I'd propose adding another axis which is the amount of experience you have in a company or in your industry in general. My+other new hires onboarding has been very difficult. Outside of scheduling specific times to do deep dives on cer
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Something that doesn't get brought up is this + onboarding jr devs/new grads. The mentorship programs don't really work in my experience without actually being able to talk to them.
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
If I had to guess it's probably because those transactions originally come from the Silk Road. So while the hacking and money laundering aren't criminally liable, the coins themselves are proceeds from a criminal enterprise, and i
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by hemloc_io 6y ago
Biden has former Google/Fb/Apple lobbyists on staff[1], Harris comes from California. I doubt that Biden will take an overly aggressive stance on tech, or at least more aggressive than the Trump campaign would, section 230 reform