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by mlatu 5y ago
I said: I want to see the (capitalist) world burn. Well, why would you misquote me? I wonder. You make me sound like some madman indeed. Personally, I would even consider a UBI to be "setting the world ablaze", but probably the on
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by mlatu 5y ago
> But we understand that life is full of struggle and death, yet we have children. yeah, because life is also full of beauty. As to that choice: Sure, you just don't see many banks in volunteering in letting go of a debtor ;) If I h
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by mlatu 5y ago
> I think this is creating a false dichotomy by implying that it's a foregone conclusion that a soup kitchen style of government would be able to support everyone. uh, soup kitchen style of government? how about no government at all
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by mlatu 5y ago
Where do you believe the food, clothing, housing, and medical care/technology is coming from in the current world? Same people, except in my hypothetical the workforce would be a tad bigger: Bezos, Musk and Gates, like the Kennedies, R
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by mlatu 5y ago
That's what they want you to believe, but your hat needs to be at least THIS big in order to not just evaporate when it lands in the ring. Good luck playing against the house. I'd much rather demolish this casino and put up a soup
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by mlatu 5y ago
what muppet keeps thinking its ok to mess with running configs enabling untested functionality?
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by mlatu 5y ago
ymmv... the moment i show my work to others is usually when i step into the next procrastinatory phase...
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by mlatu 5y ago
i read an article about how we should all form squads, that is turn your main memetic friendgroup into a economical and carework selfhelp squad... or something, i have since lost the link to the article though...
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by mlatu 5y ago
there is a distinction between "play your cards" and "so, you want to play tech entreprenuer?" but i guess you are so far up capitals arse, you got tone deaf
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by mlatu 5y ago
a game that my parents like to play: never have i ever: - owned an emerald mine. - been born to one of the largest landowners in Texas. - looked on as my child swindled their friends out of a project to get rich quick and kept looking w
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by mlatu 5y ago
To me this piece talks to people who have at least a years income in their bank account and thus don't have to worry about failing. even dont have to fret much about getting a new job. worse, they are basically saying that, if you are
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by mlatu 5y ago
more like failed enterprise attempts from people for whom that attempt was the only really viable way at getting out of wage-slavedom. or, just the exploited wage slaves at their EOL.
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by mlatu 5y ago
> Which sounds like a self-indulgent justification to hurt others for your own gain while still being able to sleep at night. more like an excuse for the rampant exploitation of humans in precarious situations for gig or click work
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by mlatu 5y ago
> Thiel ah, that really explains everything. i have no more questions, thank you
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by mlatu 5y ago
i agree, though it's not just a bias. it's a lie, meant to keep those who don't have the capital to sit the fuck down and work for their employers like the rest of them. especcially since time and time again those poor people
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by mlatu 5y ago
i liked your comment until the last sentence. > outnumbering the poorer people that want to play tech entreprenuer. PLAY? why the belittlement?
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by mlatu 5y ago
> If your role in the universe is structured work within order found and built by someone else, those off-road investments are pointless. nobodies role in the universe is to work for someone else. can we stop repeating the trigger phrase
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by mlatu 5y ago
in my experience, if you tell your boss you're not going to make a deadline, their reaction is not "dont worry" but "yes you will" of course ymmv. had only 5/6 such bosses. the only one that wasnt like that, wa
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by mlatu 5y ago
"In most cases, it just blocks or hides cookie related pop-ups. When it's needed for the website to work properly, it will automatically accept the cookie policy for you (sometimes it will accept all and sometimes only necessary c
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by mlatu 5y ago
started to read and he claims sportsmanship is the most neglected thing in athletics. I say, sportsmanship is the most neglected concept in ANY field. I really despise the us american culture of FPS games: "take that you cunt teabagin
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by mlatu 5y ago
> Maybe your industry needs to thin out and raise prices. I have the feeling that is actually their point. Perhaps they did not consider the thinning out part but the last part is clearly their point.
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by mlatu 5y ago
because of this i have been eying the GNS (gnunet.org) project for quite some time. it's a p2p, decentralized, dns-replacement, also gnu I would love to see this adapted widely, but as always, the established standards are good enough
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by mlatu 5y ago
as i said i love it, its just, when he said everything was ready, i thought the function to trigger whichever interrupt you want was included in the 436 bytes, at least there is plenty room to implement something, again: i love it edit: the
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by mlatu 5y ago
also gnunet and its gnu name system might be worth a look maybe instead of mp4 files no one bothers with, upload your demo on peertube or similar?
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by mlatu 5y ago
I love it, but i think the video from "the oldskool pc" is a bit inprecise in claiming it brings everything necessary to implement features like reading off the disk: now maybe I have overlooked something but how are you going to
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by mlatu 5y ago
considered 9p yet?
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by mlatu 5y ago
oracle cloud services? so IOI for short?
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by mlatu 5y ago
came here for this, thank you
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by mlatu 5y ago
everyone else (twitter/reddit/facebook, your boss, MLM-idiots, ...) constantly undervalues your time, so how are you supposed to know your times value at all?
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by mlatu 5y ago
That is so nice, thank you for sharing

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