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by klunger 12y ago
Don't forget: 10. Wal-Mart and Friends: Paying your employees an extremely low wage with unpredictable shifts (so they can't get a second job). The end result being that your employees need food stamps to survive, so your profits
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by klunger 12y ago
Someone should write advice for ambitious 29 year olds who only recently discovered the marvelous world of web development and entrepreneurship, after a more typical decade of school and work drudgery...
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Interesting! I did not realize this was Marx's point of view. > Why? If we can reduce or remove the need for people to work, why should we not? Well, it is because I figured people would want to feel valued and like they have a mean
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by klunger 12y ago
The crux: "It seems to me that technology will soon destroy jobs faster than it creates them, if it hasn’t started to already. Which is a good thing! Most of the jobs it destroys are bad, and most of the ones it creates are good. Net h
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Ask HN: What do you know about The Summit?
1 points by klunger 12y ago|0 comments
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" Two University of Texas computer scientists programmed a voice-recognizing computer with neural networks and taught this artificial brain simple stories. They then simulated a hyped-up dopaminergic system by reducing its ability to f
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Eyes Over Compton: How Police Spied on a Whole City(theatlantic.com)
3 points by klunger 13y ago|0 comments
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by klunger 13y ago
I have nothing to do with yay or yaymicro, just read about it a while ago, thought it relevant. geir said he works for the company behind yaymicro.com...
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by klunger 13y ago
Am I misunderstanding this, or could this be used to send a client a large amount of data in a zip file? Let's say the client is using WebView...
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Not free, but high quality and much cheaper than shutterstock etc: http://yaymicro.com/view.action