hnewsshadowbans

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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
I agree lets look at this empirically. Or as close to it as we casually can. Lets take the top 3 results for Googling "productivity nation" (without quotes) where we can easily get a list to avoid cherrypicking. https:/&#x2F
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Uber and Lyft dominate the market as far as I'm aware in the US and neither of them have shown much enthusiasm for these kind of laws afaik.
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Detroit says hi
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Then you get less innovation, less productivity, and less upward mobility. Don't pretend there isn't a cost. Goofing off in your cubicle and then going off to a picket line to keep your UBI isn't real independence. The future
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
If people want to work for Uber so badly then whats Uber's place not to accommodate them? If single mothers need help so badly then thats not Uber's problem, they're out to run a business not save the world. The government sh
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
With Uber want to work? Press a button. Want to take a break? Press a button. Want to work again? Press a button. Take as long a break as you want. Work as long as you want. No timecards. No obnoxious coworkers. No intrusive questions. No d
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
I find it strange that people and historians are so fixated on the 4th Crusade as the be all end all of the Byzantine's and ignore or minimize as much as possible all that irrelevant side business of the centuries of fighting with the
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Wikipedia is written by a much smaller (from what I've seen) and far more cliquish group than in the old days. The novelty of editing an open encyclopedia has worn off and a far more vast majority now just visit for the questionable fa
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
The Bishop of Rome was considered the preeminent by all the other major sees. Its just whether he was first among equals or outright leader that was the controversy. So the RCC has a bit of a claim as the parent..
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Here we are in a world that supposedly treasures the ability of consenting adults to do whether we want yet paid sex is still illegal and in fact being restricted further in places it was formerly allowed.
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
If you don't like a person don't swipe on them. If they behave badly, unmatch them. I fail to see how women are systematically oppressed under this system vs the one Bumble provides.
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
There is nothing to fix or disrupt. The vast majority of women don't need or care about dating apps the vast majority of men won't get anything out of them. Women want the fittest men, men will bang anything that moves. Thats the
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Bumble is not a 'decent' app. Its whole schtick is taking a dump on the group that keeps it in business (men) and how horrible they are and how women need to be protected from them. Thats not fair to men or sustainable.
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
I'll believe it when I see it. Radical new technology is always leapfrogging conventional fusion and has been overtaking and rendering it 'obsolete' for the past 30-40 years.
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
So you are okay with this guy dishonestly connecting Google disciplining this workers for an unrelated issue to LGBT rights? Would you be okay with a story from FoxNews saying Dems has a policy of targeting black people because they happene
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
The angle is virtue signaling and potstirring. Its low hanging fruit to earn plaudits and make it seem like you're doing something. In reality like you said there is nothing to indicate the employees were fired for being gay or trans o
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by hnewsshadowbans 7y ago
Theres a ton of treasure from the old web. Hope more of this stuff comes online.