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by navane 2y ago
Seeing like a state ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeing_Like_a_State ) is quite a famous book that has a whole chapter on this, and it does argue that the small holders of Africa have a lot to teach to us. Many have
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by navane 2y ago
Hungary, Turkey. Both have democratically elected leaders that aren't going anywhere soon. They did it softer than Hitler, but once they control the media, they're set. Of course Trump isn't there yet. But he isn't not t
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by navane 2y ago
bug report: on the right there are some fields with improbable numers, 116 (first picture) and 200 and 112 (second picture) seem in conflict with other numbers. https://imgur.com/a/PCHEcI4
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by navane 2y ago
The debt exceeds the GDP since 2012: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEGDQ188S
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by navane 2y ago
If you don't see how that's relevant to the macro economics discussion, i don't see how the macro economics discussion is relevant. We're sending in the young guns to save on government spending because trump won partly
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by navane 2y ago
can you do this with 1hr of your time, from "i want this vid as a flip" to having it in your hand?
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by navane 2y ago
Many dictators, including the famous great, started out by being elected into government.
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by navane 2y ago
How far off are we from local immidiate voice translation? Something on my computer that translates all spoken words by my computer, keeping tone and intonation?
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by navane 2y ago
An organisation arizes around people. The organisation that arises with the traits you describe, one that allows organizational behavior that non of the members would individually allow, but also behavior that has a competitive advantage to
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by navane 2y ago
Loosing the people that actually care about the price/reward is a bonus for them, now they have an audience that buys superfluous stuff.
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Yeah afaik they don't need to raise any reputation.
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Luckily the first time I finished it on PC and got the ending right. My phone also crashed the browser upon ending button.
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by navane 2y ago
if people ask me how my weekend was, i can unironically send them this site; this is my weekend condensed in 30 minutes
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by navane 2y ago
I'm going way too hard on this. Help.
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by navane 2y ago
When giving money to the content creator is the game mechanic that allows the cc to "win", it becomes something else imho. There is "I tell stories and here's a hat you can put some pennies in" and there's &quo
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by navane 2y ago
Directly asking your fans for money under a guise is now prime entrepreneurship
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There seems to be a new system in place which takes these amoral CEOs and does make them accountable.
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by navane 2y ago
No one is taking YouTube away from you. People make choices. There are many alternatives yet to explore. The network effect, the fact that many people, including me, are on the platform, is a benefit to the platform, more users more worth,
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by navane 2y ago
It's not about blessing, it's about people being sent to jail for colluding with a self determinator. People get sent to jail for assisting someone, even if it's just to buy some stuff. That's government overreach.
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by navane 2y ago
That concerns a small minority of cases, the vast majority is elderly dying people who want to keep their dignity. By steering the discussion to that minority, which even itself is still debatable, you risk flushing the child with the bath
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by navane 2y ago
There's a decent book written about exactly this, Crime and Punishment, by one of those Russians. Pretty hilarious read too.
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Having closed spaced siblings was normal in the entire world forever until a couple decades ago. There wasn't even birth control.
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I would argue the opposite. Worst are the only childs. There is just something off socially. Kids with only siblings that are 8+ years older have the same but less severe. You can pick them out from a mile away.
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by navane 2y ago
The things we require in society doesn't need people to work 40h a week until they're 70 years old. The reason most people can't take two years off is not because society can't go without the fruits of their labor.
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by navane 2y ago
I read moby dick for the first time last summer. That guy verbs nouns, adjects verbs and nouns adjects like he's building language from first principles. It takes a bit getting used to, but eventually it both speeds up and broadens lan
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by navane 2y ago
You still can't copy a picture out of a teams chat and paste it into an office document without jumping through hoops. It's utterly horrible. The only thing that prevents people from complaining about it is that it's complete
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by navane 2y ago
Teams winning on price instead of quality is very telling of the state of business. Your #1/#2 communication tool being regarded as a cost to be saved upon.
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by navane 2y ago
What's the point in surviving if no one wants to mate with you, evolutionary speaking. Is your type, dating wise, someone who is warm and dry?
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You say you agree, but your points are opposite of his points. Watching a senior is not a senior pointing you to pitfalls, or unknown unknowns. The parent argues that although there is value in being near a senior, all the actions lay with
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by navane 2y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding this tool, but I'm looking for a ui for (technical put non programmer) end users that offers a lot of flexibility. I (the programmer) would create a bunch of partial calculations (the nodes) that the end

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