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kyleee
4y ago
lots of people have been radicalized by narcissists, I suppose
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kyleee
4y ago
the CEO is laughing while reading this on the porch of his Dwell prefab vacation house in Malibu while watching the sunset
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kyleee
4y ago
to phrase it a little nicer; they may not have technically known but that would be due to naivety / willfull blindness that there is at least of possibility of something like this happening, but the payout was worth more than the downs
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kyleee
4y ago
some of them bolt together on the center line so you can get double the width and a more open floorplan
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kyleee
4y ago
#DropOracle
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kyleee
4y ago
There is no doubt some paternalism at play here, without making a value judgement
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kyleee
4y ago
Probably tends to derail the thread also by relating the topic at hand to slavery, indentured servitude, etc
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kyleee
4y ago
Agreed, but is it better for these people to have fewer choices for work? And who is in the best position to decide? The person making the choice to drive for Uber, you or I, politicians? I go back and forth about this on a high level, but
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kyleee
4y ago
pneumatic systems like these are so fun, costco used to have big tubes they sent wads of cash and other things through, and of course there are great articles about the old pneumatic postal infrastructure in paris
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kyleee
4y ago
does amazon scrape your website to automate this type of enforcement action? just wondering if you could show their bot the higher price
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kyleee
4y ago
that employee should have setup a VPN, shame
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kyleee
4y ago
no, not really, unless it is politically expedient for them to appear to care. most politicians view themselves much closer to the digital nomads in terms of class/social status as opposed to their constituents / regular folk, ex.
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kyleee
4y ago
good idea, where to start? do you have a good extension skeleton repo to start from? i've only worked on a firefox only extension but it probably should be chrome and ff compatible especially now with brave
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kyleee
4y ago
improving search is not the main goal, rather it's keeping an interface that can still plausibly be described as "search" while allowing for the most ad impressions and clicks
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kyleee
4y ago
i believe they have, as it probably opened the door for too much nefarious use back when it worked well
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kyleee
4y ago
i'm pretty sure the timing is right to jump back in the game, people are paying kagi, the marginalia threads on here are getting lots of comments and good discussion. people are tired of google and the fact they've let google sear
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kyleee
4y ago
yep, and here's to hoping that trend continues and google search dies out
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kyleee
4y ago
why can't i then spend the next year of my life paging through them?
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kyleee
4y ago
we're seeing a small rennaisance of search engines which is promising to me; brave with it's discussions and goggles, kagi, marginalia, million short, and i am sure others it makes me happy to see
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kyleee
4y ago
that's not necessarily implied, the sets may overlap minimally
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kyleee
4y ago
well that certainly depends on compensation and a bunch of other factors
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kyleee
4y ago
match.com is furiously drafting legal threat letters
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kyleee
4y ago
hear hear, it's umimaginably dumb that we don't just do a flat tax on income over say 80k. feds can have 12%, state can have 8% and all this complexity can be burned down. The problem with these "who says the current law has
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kyleee
4y ago
it can be interesting to steelwoman that argument, for instance think of the vast sums of basically unnacountable money siphoned from taxpayers to kill hundreds of thousands of people during the iraq war, for instance? it's not the wor
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kyleee
4y ago
we really missed the boat not getting that in the constitution
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kyleee
4y ago
surely not just in nevada?
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kyleee
4y ago
has anyone moved US nuclear infrastructure to kubernetes yet?
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kyleee
4y ago
yes, i think there must be tax and accounting strategies that allow buildings to remain vacant, really to the detriment of all except the owner(s)
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kyleee
4y ago
Here is most up to date work I am aware of to be implemented directly in brave: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/23467
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kyleee
4y ago
just to note; fully closing borders was not possible for most countries, so while it may help, it was never realistic
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