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This is a common rewriting of history in the last few years. Hitlers speeches are rife with rants against capitalism: "We are socialists. We are the enemies of today’s capitalist system of exploitation … and we are determined to destr
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But there is a certain amount of law enforcement involvement with cash too. Fighting forged bills, tracing bills by serial number, etc.
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"I love my family!" "That's good...hold up are you conservative?" "Yes" "Stop pushing your politics on us!" This mindset is demonizing and insidious, full stop. It's simply unacceptable in
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Holocaust is not due to capitalism. It's actually due to socialism. "The National Socialists German Workers Party"
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The issue is that these atrocities were committed more specifically as a result of communism, whereas other attrocities are less closely attributable to capitalism since it has been the majority default throughout history. EDIT:. I'm n
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Probbably due to the memory of the deaths of millions of people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_killings_under_communist_... You get bit by a viper in the bathroom and your going to avoid that bathroom for a while
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Why does this feel like the standard HN "things didn't work because you suck" ad hominem attack on daily mail
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Ok, this is much better. Thank you. So...Steven Hawking?
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This seems dismissive and generally unhelpful
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Is there anything out there trying to tie this or compare to Weinstein's theories? They seem to be of a similar geometric "unifying" theory flavor, and both universally rejected by the larger physics community for unclear re
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It's just rails built in go. Why do we keep doing the same thing over and over again but with our favorite language? It's as though we are just doing these things to be the first one there and build a new empire around ourselves.
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This is terrifying
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I'm curious, could you be more specific?
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For personal use it seems I agree with other comments that it seems like alot of work. But in a corporate setting it could be useful, wonder if these types of applications (NextCloud) is how the cloud gets broken up eventually.
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Unless they wanted to have evidence that they tried to do something about it (but in much smaller proportion to the accounts they let slip by)
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Personally, I dont feel threatened because I dont touch front end coding.
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Dry python returns library gets pretty close to feeling like scala cats. Unproductive diversions and all.
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This is why I avoid front end coding. This seems eerily close to automating front end development
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"helping others". Is that whats happening here?
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I presume it means that if someone accidentally pushes up a token to a public github repo then it can't be used to hijack all the PyPi packages corresponding to that token to become malicious
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Ooohh you sound like you could out humble brag them. Humble brag off!
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Why everything you know about software engineering is WRONG, and this one WEIRD trick you can do to get ahead of the pack.
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Honestly fuck twitter. I can't imagine how mad I'd be if they were pulling this kind of shit on my political party members: https://www.axios.com/twitter-suspends-mtg-marjorie-taylor-g...
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Do not underestimate the limits of Jack's desire for control
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This feels like a honeypot for twitter to keep tabs on people that disagree with their policy. They are going to do whatever they want at the end of the day, they've given me absoloutely no confidence to believe that they want to do wh
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implicit val industry: IndustryType = IndustryType.Software
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I saw a previous comment mention why not ban all his books if you are going to ban a subset. I dont know if they were trying to force the argument down the slippery slope to its logical conclusion to illucidate its irrationality, but this
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It was a pleasure to burn
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Well I am actually in the same camp as you then :)
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Part of the beauty of it is that you don't realize it's happening. You just use more, and more, and more of their services...
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