kreetx

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by kreetx 8d ago
Why not hardlink - so it wouldn't even know?
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by kreetx 8d ago
The issue is likely that readers for whom DHH sounds racist have (1) read the accusative fluff about him, and (2) then read some sentences in the blog post(s). If you read more, watched interviews or asked him directly, you'd get that
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by kreetx 8d ago
None of the discussions on sending migrants out or being stricter on immigration is about color or race in principle. The issues are that legal processes aren't followed for immigration, or that the other cultures bring a disproportion
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by kreetx 9d ago
I don't think DHH speaks for all immigrants, but specific subgroups, including Muslims, but others as well. Race and racism are terms you have brought in. (And I guess this is another reason where my arguments aren't actually &q
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by kreetx 9d ago
Do you think migrants from, say, Mexico to the US or Morocco to Spain, are skilled workers? Also, unfortunately the lottery is real: while there are productive people who become wealthy mostly due to their own effort, there are many more wh
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by kreetx 10d ago
You'll need to point out where I'm wrong to make any progress here. I guess you haven't felt the consequences yourself yet.
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by kreetx 10d ago
Like I said, if an attribute is statistically associated with another, then one doesn't cause the other. Proportionally larger part of the immigrants produce less value to society and come to consume away what the natives produced, the
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by kreetx 10d ago
While unfortunate that the website is inactive, then any employer is pretty much free to let go any employee (and the employee dispute this if they have grounds for it from contracts). Not to circle back to the left/right topic, but if
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by kreetx 10d ago
Imagine there is a latin dance club, most want to dance rumba. But a pair who happens to be of other race wants to dance tango. Would sending them to another dance club be racist? If some behavior associates with race, it doesn't mean
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by kreetx 10d ago
Right, but DHH's argument isn't about cultural homogeneity for the sake of it, but rather the consequences of what the other cultures have brought. Reading further from links from the blog, either to his other posts, to the Tommy
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by kreetx 11d ago
Do you think if the immigrants didn't change the situation for the worse, he'd be making the same arguments? I doubt it.
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by kreetx 11d ago
Well, the post is calling David Heinemeir Hansson "far-right". I'd instead encourage him, and perhaps you, to educate yourself on what that means, then read up on his blog post(s).
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by kreetx 11d ago
The author of this post is complaining about CSS-Tricks not getting paid. If the person who works ("works") for Digital Ocean but is not getting paid, should pretty leave immediately if that is the case. :) I.e, demanding on som
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by kreetx 11d ago
Interesting point. It seems that they have simply improved in this metric over the past decades, but the stereotype is stuck in the Soviet era.
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by kreetx 11d ago
The site is still live https://www.csszengarden.com , design selection here https://www.csszengarden.com/pages/alldesigns/ :).
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by kreetx 18d ago
But won't they be? If the public internet is overloaded with LLM agents, trying to break into systems, then all the non-secure systems will be found quickly, and taken off-line/fixed/etc. I.e, the hostile environment will for
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by kreetx 18d ago
A positive way to spin this is: we have a year to break in into any IT system. After that, it will be all either fixed or broken into, and all is fixed ever after. :)
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by kreetx 3mo ago
The topic of the demo is just .. odd : it's negative in its nature, difficult to understand (is there a message or a joke in there?), the animation isn't aesthetically pleasing either.
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by kreetx 6mo ago
Yup. I quite literally don't know anyone who is using Bitcoin directly to pay for everyday expenses, nor even for larger purchases. It always includes using an off-ramp and going through fiat.
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by kreetx 6mo ago
Thanks for the link, really interesting!
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by kreetx 8mo ago
I agree with you. I'll speculate no further.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
While I haven't used zulip recently, then a few years ago that was my experience as well.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Was this vibe coded? Readme has typos and somehow reads "fast and loose".
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by kreetx 8mo ago
"Sounds like deliberate badge of ignorance" means that "crime rate is going up instead"?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
There is no logical conclusion to draw, you measure this instead.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
In context of current events it really doesn't. Also, perhaps the pain is deliberate as to limit the inflow? Again, vote into office people who do it the way you want and don't try to rip law apart when you're the minority.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Sure. I'm simply saying that illegals in the US and German Jews aren't the same. The latter actually were citizens, most/many of them for more than one generation while the illegals in the US have recently entered. Also, US i
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by kreetx 8mo ago
The entire post reads like a justification to illegal immigration, no?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Would you say then that effect of deporting illegals is in fact slowing down the decline?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
So the argument you are effectively making is that the police officer was planning to jump out of the way and this posed reasonably little health risk?

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