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by loopz 6y ago
QuiteRSS works well. It's for both Windows and Linux. https://quiterss.org/ No affiliation, just a satisfied user.
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by loopz 6y ago
Being banned is not jail, and misleading people without reprecussions not a privilege.
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by loopz 6y ago
These people and their logic started WW1 and WW2. The only thing keeping them abay is that with even conventional warfare, you end up with Syria.
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by loopz 6y ago
Who lied more and threatened to fire them for telling the truth?
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by loopz 6y ago
The medical community in the West was wrong about masks. WHO recommended masks before that.
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by loopz 6y ago
Bottom line this had been a political decision in every country, except Sweden. The environment is and should be stronger than the individual.
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by loopz 6y ago
Climate instability would unlock changes that one by one cause feedback to worsen the situation irreversibly. The bio diversity that prevents this, we actively destroy every day.
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by loopz 6y ago
Exporting environmental waste, abusive workplace exploitation, unsafe practices and lack of self-reliance, are the counter arguments. We need a healthy mix of both, not the extremes.
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by loopz 6y ago
Not really. Lots of people worldwide were very concerned about the lies the past 4 years in US. Of course people write about their concerns. Lots of people care for Indians, the Chinese and Russians too!
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by loopz 6y ago
Mental models are always inaccurate and often wrong in many ways. It's just a catch phrase to inspire people to go into the details. Building it provides some clues. Using what you built, now you're finally exposed to just how man
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by loopz 6y ago
For rich people it is often just fat fingers. At that much money, you can't help but step on someone's toes. For millions of manic amateurs, it's mania and collusion. The planning of it is evidence. So become rich, before you
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by loopz 6y ago
They could just VDI in to existing infra + VPN.
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by loopz 6y ago
With current workplace leadership that has already been lost a decade ago.
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by loopz 6y ago
Most violent revolutions ended up in weak, dysfunctional nations. Thriving robust democracies were founded with high level of principles and ethics in the Constitution.
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by loopz 6y ago
The same way a coup can be immoral and wrong even if you lie upfront about it. It's abusive and destructive.
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by loopz 6y ago
Where is the hypocricy though? The same principles apply to private property in this case too. No special laws required for special people. I grant it's formed as a bit of hyperbole. It should give people pause what full privatization
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by loopz 6y ago
It's a great irony people will stick it to the man using a private closed walled garden. Pump and dump is market manipulation. We all know the system will mitigate, both for survival but also stability and preventing bubbles.
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by loopz 6y ago
Why would you even bring in partisan politics? Sounds like lack of principles, and total ignorance how moderation, admin rights, privatization and rights of association works.
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by loopz 6y ago
Careful what you wish for. In open landscapes and in meetings with business side, there's endless pointless chatter about everything else but doing their job. I'm not a devotee to overwork and squeezing blood out of stone type of
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by loopz 6y ago
This has been discussed for a very long time: https://www.britannica.com/topic/first-cause I believe this philosophy go even further back into the various Vedas of ancient times too, which also discussed multi-dimensio
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by loopz 6y ago
We see how loyalty is rewarded in the end game though. People might think they're being smart while being duped into wishful thinking. Just for someone else to get into the next leveraged position to sink everyone around them, in order
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by loopz 6y ago
Many of us have been warning of this for some time. There are similar problems in Europe, but not so culturally extreme. Due to local history, the blindspots are not so prevalent and populists tend to go away. What is most disconcerning tho
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by loopz 6y ago
I'm sure there's some type system out there that can fix this!
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by loopz 6y ago
Yea, the reasoning isn't bad and try to be user-focused. It's just that the end result might not be real-life optimal, for most users or most use cases. You see this alot with UX. Sometimes it breaks new ground (iPhone), but it ca
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by loopz 6y ago
Please use the stdlib with Go. Try to refrain from recommending "patterns" as something like "building blocks". Go code design works better without "patterns". Thinking and refactoring are encouraged. Let'
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by loopz 6y ago
Companies go bankrupt all the time, in fact, they tend to always do that. You're promoting survivorship bias. Also, establishing policies are nothing like business, as incentives are orthogonal.
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by loopz 6y ago
I'm not aware of any other user scenario where launching htop and threads showing makes sense. Threads are details, while most people watch for OS processes first. That they are green doesn't help anyone if there's nobody to
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by loopz 6y ago
I never heard of java devs playing around with java, IDEs et al. in their free time either. I'm sure they exist, but sounds entirely foreign (hello Apache!).
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by loopz 6y ago
Most people tend to be able to differentiate individuals from paper-thin stereotypes. Sure we get exposed to stereotypes all the time, but when you get to know people you see through that. Most people behave differently too, once you really
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by loopz 6y ago
Wise use of estimation is projection. You don't need to do much more than count stories. It would be honest and without agenda. I've never seen it either.

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