jbros

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by jbros 7y ago
Early age CS, math, science enthusiast here that left undergraduate with 3 classes left. I have no respect for what passes as university education. Obfuscation and book burning is the MO - and it is most prevalent in these 'economics
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by jbros 8y ago
GDP is a flawed metric.
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by jbros 8y ago
I would do whatever these guys are doing at [lambda the ultimate]( http://lambda-the-ultimate.org ). This all looks strangely fascinating.
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by jbros 8y ago
This sounds about right. I came to most of these conclusions myself after trying to build a secure personal VPN . Oh what a fool I was.
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by jbros 8y ago
It seems like their we're ideological reasons at first. But you are leaving out crucial details afterwards. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_computing_in_the_...
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by jbros 9y ago
And when the capitalists, (elite, the 1%) see how good the cpc has it, that they can milk everyone else, they will try the same here. I call for economic and miltary containment of China.
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by jbros 9y ago
Yes. Please ask any of the marginalized persons in the us. About half of ALL transgender youth commit suicide - they would rather die than experience hate. We also forget that their are people still alive today that experienced racial segre
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by jbros 9y ago
This is a fundamental human algorithm that exists across all cultures and societies. This is exactly what hate is. And it should be pointed out by everyone. The oppressor only has power if others give it by being complicit.
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by jbros 9y ago
I disagree. If anything, hate is a very human action. And the truly opressed know this. By not calling it out, you are actively complicit, giving more power to the oppressor. How many times does the story need to play out? Didn't we ju
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by jbros 9y ago
I just searched the gdp per capita of both the us and and France since 1960 to 2016 and you could not be more wrong.