nackerhewz

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by nackerhewz 1y ago
Once the practice is well established they'll extend it to political opposition, independent journalism, inconvenient science, etc.
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by nackerhewz 4y ago
Introducing discriminatory policies against the type of intelligence of the submitter is a bigoted and substratist viewpoint propagated by the encepharchy.
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by nackerhewz 4y ago
You suffer from nihilism. Study philosophy, particularly that what is concerned with "meaning".
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by nackerhewz 5y ago
Like those hard to follow auto translated generated captions on YouTube, but spoken... It's a good idea but I'm not sure how well that would work.
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Session is a signal-derived app that attempts to mitigate these types of information leaks. https://getsession.org/ Edit: see discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25690036
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Worked in several highly unionized companies. You get a lot of devs with 20+ years of experience with very respectable wages (in European terms) who are not able to implement fizz buzz by themselves within any reasonable timeframe. The youn
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Start by defining your rate. Find out how much you cost to your current employer (including any additional costs and taxes your employment incurs which you never get to see), add at least 10% for shifting risk towards yourself (e.g. when yo
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
The SWEs will buy more stuff and eat out more, increasing the demand for retail and restaurant workers. It does trickle down, but due to continuous influx (because qualification requirements are low) of new potential retail and restaurant w
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
It's because most people in Europe don't really make enough to do so. Also if you somehow manage to increase your income, over half of it disappears in taxes and social security contributions.
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
One way things might become more competitive is when more people become freelancers. The freelance market is more volatile than the rigidly regulated traditional labor markets allowing for larger pay increases during good times (and also de
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Who decides what is a lie and what is the truth? Does the intention to lie matter or is an accidental lie (e.g. a quoting mistake) an offence as well? Is telling incomplete truths or ignoring important or relevant facts lying? Is representi
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
So then it potentially becomes impossible to create a startup that replaces existing social networks due to moderation requirements. Facebook and twitter got lucky they didn't get killed this way in the early days. This is similar to t
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Recruiting is simple because many moderate voices are labeled as "nazi" and consequently deplatformed and censored, that creates massive polarization and resentment.
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Popper's paradox of tolerance is flawed reasoning IMO. Who decides what is tolerant and what is not? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quis_custodiet_ipsos_custodes%...
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
A very wise remark.
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
You seem very angry, there's no need. I'm sure many people on Parler are very concerned about free speech. It is discussed often and very passionately. Some peoples lives might suck, some seem very happy, in my experience the atmo
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
This is very bad for democracy. Who gets to decide what constitutes disinformation, racism or hatred? If you have someone who decides who can speak and what they are allowed to say, that person holds all the power and is hence a dictator. H
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
It is ironic when censorship proponents get censored.
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
Ok, so who gets to decide what is labeled as intolerance? The person who decides has all the power because that person decides who can speak and what they can say. Consequently, when there exists such a person (or group of persons), the soc
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by nackerhewz 6y ago
I had a really good laugh, don't delete it! :)