liontwist

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by liontwist 2y ago
And I think that’s bad. This individual thinks it’s holding public servants accountable.
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by liontwist 2y ago
I come to these threads expecting criticism about bitcoin being funny internet money run by a small group of shady characters. But most of the comments are about how stable currency and stores of wealth are actually bad! It kind of sounds l
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by liontwist 2y ago
Did the value of their holdings drop over the past few years?
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by liontwist 2y ago
Yeah I’m not suggesting anything weird either. I just think the community might want to know which teachers are really well paid. They have chosen employment in the public interest. Are you with me?
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by liontwist 2y ago
There is a difference between 5 names in an article and 100k names in a database.
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by liontwist 2y ago
Ok. I look forward to your support when Elon starts tweeting the names of individual employees he wants to cut.
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by liontwist 2y ago
Indeed. One of the highest paid people in my local school district is a librarian who teaches no classes and gets paid 275k. Do you think it would be a good idea to get a wired article published with his name address, and 4 similar teacher
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by liontwist 2y ago
So if an administrator in a school district allegedly violates policy all their employees are open season? (We are also talking about no trial to determine whether your claims are true)
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by liontwist 2y ago
So are public teachers. But I don’t think you would respond the same way.
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by liontwist 2y ago
So you would agree with this comment if the US were smaller?
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by liontwist 2y ago
I actually don’t think 60k workers are public figures to be doxxed. In the same way I do not represent my employer to the media or shareholders.
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by liontwist 2y ago
and the messaging saying that it’s a fascist power grab by oligarchs is not propaganda? This is politics. All parties are presenting messaging that supports their goals.
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by liontwist 2y ago
What does “equally” mean and how would that be determined?
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by liontwist 2y ago
Any public servant is open season for doxxing? (Teachers, soldiers, IT feds)
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by liontwist 2y ago
What does the executive branch do?
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by liontwist 2y ago
If you care about performance, many locks across many pieces of shared state is always a bad idea. If you don’t care about performance and want safety you should be using processes. Explicit shared memory is safer than implicit. and yes. Be
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by liontwist 2y ago
as I go further up the chain i have found most content comes from very few sources, and almost everything else is regurgitated
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by liontwist 2y ago
This is the real reason why they can afford to give you cash back.
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by liontwist 2y ago
> find an exec and buy their details for pennies and call them up on their cellphone There is a vendor for this very thing in relation to business and government position called “zoominfo”
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by liontwist 2y ago
I think people are interested in archiving and the political image associated with that but I don’t think anybody cares about the content. Who is going to go back and read Biden era agency publications?
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by liontwist 2y ago
.net core is one of the best ways to write linux backend applications.
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by liontwist 2y ago
> the current sitation is not fascist enough yet"? You are putting the burden on me to argue they are NOT fascist? (whatever meaning you want to attach to that word) > They proved in November that they already have done the right
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by liontwist 2y ago
There is another comment explaining his appointment. It’s really hard to argue why the president cannot get advice from anyone he would like. His staff includes anyone he wants to employ. He just can’t freely give them positions of official
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by liontwist 2y ago
Indeed 20th century fascist revolutions used the guise of law for their takeover. Following them would include banning the existence of other parties, changing the constitution to give all power to executive, cancelling elections, etc. I as
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by liontwist 2y ago
No. I don’t think I will.
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by liontwist 2y ago
> A null pointer check is literally a single TEST on a register On every pointer deref in your entire program. Not for release mode.
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by liontwist 2y ago
No. I’m arguing that morality is determined by what you do (help or harm), not what industry your employer is in and how the media perceives that market segment. This shallow label analysis (oil bad, palantir bad, non profit good) is not “m
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by liontwist 2y ago
If you were interested in reducing harm you would ask this kind of question. If you are just interested in avoiding things that have a bad image, then you wont.
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by liontwist 2y ago
What is the impact of that relative to the other products and commerce you participate in? What would happen if Palantir didn’t exist? Do you call your gas company to make sure they didn’t buy from OPEC?
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by liontwist 2y ago
I don’t understand. Would the world be more moral if the ads were only published in newspapers? Or are you expending this to say if I was truly moral I would not participate in the buying and selling of goods? Computer ads aren’t evil, surv

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