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1y ago
Well only a couple countries participated in the creation of the Atlantic slave trade, and very few in history have engaged in chattel slavery to the scale the USA did.
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1y ago
We don't know how motive? He didn't shoot Trump's ear, he shot Trump, because he wanted to kill Trump... I don't get how much clearer a motive could be!
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1y ago
At least in the case of the USA, then, there's still no universal democracy. Corporations have far more powerful and influence, in basically every election you can only vote for a neoliberal, and plenty of people get disenfranchised.
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1y ago
I had a couple friends tell me this is bad because Trump will use it as an excuse to send troops in to arrest liberals, which I just heard his press secretary on tv talking about leftism as a terrorist ideology or some such so I think it&#x
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The USA government was the one that chose to arrest them for a political hooplah rather than go after their bosses.
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1y ago
This is an incredibly cool project and you should be proud for building it.
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1y ago
Tokyo has better public transit than the United States, certainly. However it's public transit options and general design aren't that great by modern standards. First, they have basically no bicycle infrastructure, and bikes are s
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1y ago
Right, so, again, it sounds like your public transit is underfunded or something. Where I live I can depend on there being another train within 8 minutes no matter where I'm going, or a bus, or I can just hop on a ubike and I can be co
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1y ago
I am either too stupid or too lazy to remember everything. Or my version of ADHD specifically restricts my ability to remember things, or to have sufficient energy to engage daily with the process needed to memorize information (e.g. build
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1y ago
This isn't my experience, but I understand some countries have overloaded public transit systems. When I've been in those countries, it's been simple enough to just let an overloaded train pass and grab the next one.
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> Exactly. Cars are a better experience in almost all cases, I completely disagree. On a train or bus I can stand up and stretch my legs, I'm not cramped into a single valid sitting position. I don't get motion sickness on trai
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> Do you have kids? I don't think so (correct me if I'm wrong). Car is absolutely essential for driving around small kids no matter the urban density. I hear this all the time yet right now am traveling in Amsterdam and see man
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> From a quality of life point of view, I have never been comfortable being crammed into a sardine can with that many other people. Then, you've experienced poor public transit systems. A good one doesn't make you so packed in
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1y ago
> And possibly even more corrosive, we’ve just completely stopped enforcing the law against elites. It’s shocking how lawless the world has become, from securities fraud to labor violations to bribery. Well, right, then, this is a leftis
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1y ago
Their build chain, CI environment, server...
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1y ago
> So far in the US, most labor unions have generally been fairly left-wing, including being pro-immigration. The line up against which leftist ideology fails to cohere with capitalism. Labor unions are a leftist concept but their goal is
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1y ago
Do you believe it's fair to the Korean workers that they are arrested and detained for what they thought was just doing their jobs, whereas their bosses who brought them in with the explicit purpose of skirting visa rules will walk sco
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I've followed you through this thread and I'm really curious about your political ideology. On the one hand you've been making the stark, cynical observations I expect from leftist: analyzing the company's behavior from
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1y ago
For some more anecdata, I just had another potential new client call in to my co-op wanting to spec out an MVP that they can farm around to investors to get seed funding. He said him and his partners are keeping their day jobs for now. Thes
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> Extremely interesting! I did ask myself if all those people would like having their photos online, what with the PRC across the pond. But perhaps I'm being "old-fashioned" there. This is my concern when I photograph prot
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I was already rambling but didn't mention that Audrey Tang was one of the reasons I moved to Taiwan. Somewhat ironically they are an anarchist. I always meant to ask them how they square that with working as a minister. They have a HN
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1y ago
If you're going to assume my age, I'll go ahead and assume your race, because I can't imagine why someone would support think Ronald "Strapping young bucks" Reagan, President of "School desegregation is a bad t
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1y ago
I thought the same thing. That was the aha moment for me that explained the past few months of confusing back and forth about whether AI code is any good. Apparently, hundreds of millions, maybe billions, of people like Hershey's choco
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> Thatcher's been dead for 12 years and out of power for 35, so I'm not sure why it should take much gumption. Reagan, Thatcher, all the same, and their ideology kept alive by neoliberals (basically every politician that isn&#x
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I was fascinated on my recent trip to the UK to learn how much of their infrastructure they'd privatized semi-recently. Trains, hm, well it kinda works in Japan so maybe not so bad, but, water and SEWAGE??? In what universe does it mak
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Well that's the gist of the conversation I had with the guy. He often pushed the point, "if what Israeli is doing is so bad, why don't any countries come to take away all the Palestinian refugees?" I'm happy to hear
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Yes I moved to Taiwan, from the USA. I was exposed to the political activism of Taiwan when I happened to be there during the sunflower protests in ten years ago, and spend 7 years working to return. My beliefs were confirmed day by day as
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`error-ex` 1.3.3, already removed from npm https://github.com/Qix-/node-error-ex/issues/17
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I'm confused, I've restored Signal from encrypted backups before. I did it like 4 months ago. What's this feature?
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1y ago
Do you do this in your CI as well? E.g. if you have a server somewhere that most would run `npm install` on builds, you just `git clone` into your node_modules or what?
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