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kyruzic
7y ago
Some kinds are ads arent inherently harmful. Advertising is still cancer though. Some kinds of mold aren't harmful. That doesn't mean mold isn't a bad thing.
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kyruzic
7y ago
So you think the reason the Soviet union was less colourful was because there wasn't ads? You realize that advertising isn't what created coloured paints or what allows us to plant flowers right?
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kyruzic
7y ago
A group of interested buyers who could afford to find its construction if it weren't for investors driving prices sky high.
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kyruzic
7y ago
This is just plain wrong. If it's less expensive the ordinary person could afford to fund it's construction rather than relying on a group of wealthy people to fund it construction. Who then control it an arbitrarily set rental pr
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kyruzic
7y ago
You don't understand anything about either term you used. Populism is not and has never been a right wing thing. Populism is the idea the the people should control society and their interests are more important than abstract concepts l
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kyruzic
7y ago
Stop pretending populism is a bad thing. The people should be in charge.
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7y ago
Because "free trade" does not exist unless all regulations go away. But American mega corps (which includes political parties) like to pretend free trade means just get rid of the regulations we don't like, but keep all the o
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kyruzic
7y ago
He's implying that contrary to what economists say, and hackernews believes, rent control does not ruin cities. You just made the rest up.
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kyruzic
7y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't realize.
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kyruzic
7y ago
The comment I replied to both had nothing backing up his claim, and was inflammatory.
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kyruzic
7y ago
Yea true. America is worse.
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kyruzic
7y ago
No one shifted the goal post whatsoever in those cases. We've had computers that could beat humans in video games, and board games for decades. Improving those so they could beat better players was not thought to be impossible. The sam
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kyruzic
7y ago
Are you claiming that people claimed AI was impossible and openAi (or any other "AI") has proven those people wrong. If so please provide some evidence of this happening.
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7y ago
A prime example of what I am talking about right here.
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7y ago
A lot of Americans don't even just think that life isn't fair, they have the mentality that America is the divinely placed police force of the world. And as such they are entitled to projections of force through acts of war whenev
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kyruzic
7y ago
This article is over a year old.
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kyruzic
7y ago
Your opinion doesn't even make sense. You are literally saying it's unethical for a customer to buy something at the price which Amazon is selling it for? Because it might cause Amazon to lose money? You do realize businesses regu
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kyruzic
7y ago
So someone you work with broke (or attempted to break? It's unclear whether the product you're referring to was released) the law by using GPL code in a closed source commercial product? This is done right improper (and illegal) f
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7y ago
What is a situation where liscensing your software as GPL is "questionable if not down right improper"? The entire point of the GPL is to spread the adoption of free as in freedom software. If you aren't willing to share your