kingraoul3

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by kingraoul3 9y ago
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/radio-still-beats-digit...
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
That is not supported by the data. The lions share of new music discovery is still done via terrestrial radio, and the brand identification people have with their favorite stations is crazy high
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
That can be accomplished with private market tenders though.
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
What about iHeart? They do own half the physical radio stations in the country which is still how people find new music, you know.
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
That kind of understanding has a philosophical limit to what it can describe though - consider that an alien being, with an alien physiology would still experience what we would call pain, without the c-fibers firing. https://en.
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
Well, it allowed us to keep growing the internet before we had IPv6, for one thing.
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by kingraoul3 9y ago
And the venal election system that put them in charge, and the social order that creates vast power and wealth imbalances.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
I don't know - I need to know the kernel, the shell, the hardware, networking, programming, all of the services that are in prod and automation tools and how to manage a code base. Now I need to learn how to write production quality co
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
But this analysis doesn't explain the change in the share of income the %1 has accumulated to itself in the last 30 years. In other words if this analysis were complete, we would expect to see straight line growth.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
Traditional business structures are predicated on the manager knowing more about the product & process than his/her employees - that's how he or she vet's and improves their work. The managers your describing sound more l
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
So CM is a provisioning tool? I thought of it as being more of "ensure trusted compute environment" tool. But all the existing tool sets require additional engineering to revert changes that aren't in their dynamically render
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
>I don't have the stamina to debate with libertarians... Probably true; I guess my comment can thought of more as counter-propaganda. >Suppose, for example... I imagine if I could get someone to question the premises of their hat
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
I agree with you (excepting that the violence evidenced in primitive capital accumulation is a historical accident), but the thrust of my argument was to demonstrate that Libertarian philosophy is wrong on it's own terms. There are a v
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
The Capitalist order was created with the closure of the commons, creating large masses of people with nothing to sell but their labor. The resulting 'Enclosure Riots' where put down with great force. As a consequence, 'Free
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
? He was listing the cities in the Northeast corridor.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
You forgot Philly. It's cool. 5th largest city in the country and everything, but you know, whatever.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
Fair enough.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
You're right, that's terrible, didn't read closely enough.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
Well, it depends on which poker game you're playing and the table texture of your game.
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
Here is a link worth reading if you're considering the social, political and economic changes of the last 40 years (it is written by Leon Trotsky): http://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1923/04/cap
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by kingraoul3 13y ago
We can't have that debate if we aren't informed about what's being kept from us.