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What sort of tech work specifically? What languages are used?
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They'll never agree to it; we just have to outnumber them and outvote them.
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Extreme solution: wealth caps. Outlaw billionaires.
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Yep, it's criticism! The New Yorker has articles like this on TV, movies, and books each week.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/wikileaks-fue... WikiLeaks promoted false conspiracy theories.
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/08/26/assange-slams-inc... "Assange also accused the Clinton campaign of stoking "a kind of neo-McCarthy hysteria" about Russia's alleged role in
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In the US, whistleblowers like Snowden are able to be prosecuted because they agreed to not disclose confidential information. The speech itself is protected.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism No one is saying the US doesn't have its own problems. None of that changes Russia's current behavior.
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> if secret constitutional abuses are happening/begin to happen Have you heard about an organization called ICE that illegally locked children inside office buildings and strip centers?
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The Intercept has a lot of issues but Infowars is a whole other type of disgusting thing.
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Assange now supports Vladimir Putin over the US, and there's no amount of whatabouting that can defend Putin's actions. (And I hope you're aware that Assange isn't American!)
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Unfortunately I agree completely. Assange and WikiLeaks might have been on the 'right side' of things years ago, but things have changed since then. Siding with Putin is absolutely unforgivable.
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Russians Who Hacked DNC Targeted at Least Three 2018 Campaigns, Microsoft Says(buzzfeednews.com)
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This is untrue. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6... "All antidepressants were more efficacious than placebo in adults with major depressive disorder."
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What do you make of wars, revolutions, and protest movements then?
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Antidepressants can literally save lives; I worry deeply about articles like this scaring away people who need help.
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I can't tell whether you're happy with Amazon's service. It sounds to me like you waited for delivery, got a bad TV, waited for delivery again ... but at least you don't have to deal with the box? No thanks.
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The fine is supposed to be enormous, it’s not just a slap on the wrist.
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This is fantastic, but some details on the books would be nice. Where are they printed? Paper weight? Dimensions?
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Money, obviously.
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> I'm obligated to comply with them for as long as I choose to live here and remain a citizen. Some would argue - me included - that morally, only just laws must be followed.
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I'm sorry if this is "too political" for HN - something this outrageously inhumane merits an exception, I think. This needs to be stopped.
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The two parties are NOT the same.
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So because the field is new, it's okay that a human being is dead?
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It's hubris.
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Yes? Welcome to the automotive industry. Lives are at stake.
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It's frightening that this is downvoted so quickly - Xi has exactly this sort of unfettered power and more.
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I encourage everyone who supports Bitcoin to speak out about it! It makes it easy to know whose opinions to take with a pillar of salt.
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I'm continually amazed at how much Apple hypes up the most pointless, useless, basic things. This is a new version of a major operating system, and we get... the desktop organized by filetype. A built-in stock application. How is an Ap
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Here we go again... it feel like there's no way to break out of this cycle where companies routinely go unpunished for bad behavior. Facebook, Equifax, Wells Fargo...

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