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7y ago
A virtual machine backed by decades of development and millions of person-hours
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7y ago
You can trust your deploy process and still deploy bad code because sometimes something gets missed in design, review, or testing. Why buy that headache for what is probably a marginal gain? (no matter how much we want to think we're c
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8y ago
Just curious, in what part of the world are you hiring and paying engineers only $60k?
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8y ago
As a libertarian, you want a centralized authority to manage things for you instead of distributed responsibility? What does libertarian mean to you?
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8y ago
from the link since the trolls have come out... "After a year on The Verge’s staff as a senior writer, Sarah recently joined The New York Times Editorial Board to write about technology issues. The move kicked off a wave of outrage and
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8y ago
Another way of thinking about political correctness is respect for your fellow workers. When a too large percentage of women have encountered regular harassment or rape, having an office environment where that becomes a joke is insulting, d
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9y ago
John Brunner, Ursula Leguin and Alfred Bester (to name just a few) were covering this ground back in 60s and 70s.
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9y ago
Feedly is an excellent service (with great web and mobile apps) for those looking for a feedreader that is actively supported.
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9y ago
Since she won the popular vote by almost 3 million and since the margins of victory in important states were slim, it's fair to say that not much was needed to shift the results of the elections. Hated by the public? Each was hated by
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Why isn't your old phone getting Nougat?
(arstechnica.com)
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10y ago
Right. Most of those countries in Europe have never been threatened by invasion or fought off invaders. Oh. Wait. They have. This notion of an antagonistic relationship to the world around us is childish and has to end. The small-minded fea
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10y ago
Who says we need guns to defend ourselves from our own government? Who says that guns would be adequate to the task against the well-equipped US military? Who says that that is the best way to accomplish such a goal if it came to pass? Who
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Where is real America?
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Easy to judge when you're doing well, eh?
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11y ago
Perhaps the implication is not actually insignificant.
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11y ago
Honest question - how does UBI address hikes in the cost of basic necessities (food, shelter, clothes) by companies knowing that everyone can afford them?
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Massive Malvertising Campaign in US Leads to Angler Exploit Kit/BEDEP
(blog.trendmicro.com)
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11y ago
Macy's does have their own credit card and points system
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11y ago
i'm saying find a way that doesn't leave so much mess behind for someone else to clean up
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11y ago
ain't nothin' dignified about leaving a mess behind for someone else to clean up
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Artist Agnes Martin on Inspiration, Interruptions,
(brainpickings.org)
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11y ago
Why would we care what most Americans think? At various points in history, most Americans supported wars against tribal natives, slavery, the interment of citizens with Japanese ancestry, laws against mixed-race marriage and homosexual marr
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A new book looks at life in the world’s largest refugee camp
(pri.org)
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11y ago
There's another option to those who are hungry and suffering. Perhaps you should read up on the French Revolution. There's a rational self-interest argument to helping other people so that they do not reach levels of desperation w
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The Tragedy of the Woolly Mammoth
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11y ago
What do you propose as an alternative? Endless bliss?
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11y ago
Let's not leave out the history of Sundown Towns[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundown_town
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11y ago
Taxes are an attack on class?
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11y ago
Perhaps the Brooklyn Bridge? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn_Bridge
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11y ago
They seem to be okay with freedom of speech for themselves, but not for the freedom of speech that goes with a reaction. Furthermore, why should freedom of speech trump community? We all recognize that in certain groups you don't just
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