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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
A lot of people seem to think changing the variable names makes it new code.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xu8u9ZbCJgQ
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Be careful. You’re approaching communist thought crime. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_value
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
>The article doesn't need to make the presumption of innocence Nor does the article have any business making the presumption of guilt, but it does exactly that. I am criticizing what the article actually does, not expecting it to do
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
It’s very simple. Person registers a name then receives notification that others have registered the same name, then conflates that with evidence of guilt in the same exact manner the articles does.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Correct. In the US, all working people serve and exist under authoritarian regimes as a matter of life or death.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
The article’s claim is simply nonsense. As I quoted, the article literally says “they can discover if their abuser is a repeat offender” but in-fact they can only discover if any anonymous accusations have been registered.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
>they can discover if their abuser is a repeat offender without identifying themselves to the authorities Nonsense. An anonymous accusation is all but meaningless, and is in no way similar to a conviction. This is some truly garbage jour
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
This is commonplace for decentralized protocols. Torrents are probably the most obvious example.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
The entire rust belt while you’re at it.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
HN is US-based. Most people on HN are from the US.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
All government entities in the US are ultimately controlled by private corporations.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
In the US, we pretend to have a “democracy” when in fact a handful of competing and colluding corporations control everything. Is that any better?
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
>not enough laborers Not enough wages. If the free market is good enough for everything else, why not for labor?
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
AI copyright drama is my favorite gossip these days because it can’t be reconciled until we accept that intelligence is created and held by societies, not individuals. Recent AI is a new way to exercise that intelligence, but it presents a
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
And what is measured is not what becomes law, hence why I don’t care. The fact is the laws are direct results of hard fought labor battles, not productivity data or theories.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
I’m not taking any position on that. It’s irrelevant to my point.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
>But everyone believes that 40 hours is the peak False. The 40 hour work week in the US was won on the backs of a militant labor movement in the earlier 21st century. Plenty of bosses and company owners around the world believe more work
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
“In the 21st century, Karl Marx is probably the most famous critic of political economy, with his three volume magnum opus Capital: A Critique of Political Economy as one of his most famous books.” https://wikipedia.org/wiki
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
That too!
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
The market is always downstream from politics. Karl Marx famously used the term political economy to reference both political and economic forces, because neither is coherent without the other.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
>HSR fails cost/benefit analysis It only fails the cost/profit analysis. The benefits are priceless when we consider the environmental impact.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Is there any evidence that it is enforced at all ?
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
It sounds like you are either being dishonest or you haven’t actually thought about this.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
IIRC Oracle is also in the process of opening new offices in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Equifax doesn’t care about that lol.
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Where on earth does this number come from?
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Bonuses that can be clawed back will never keep me around. I do generally appreciate my bosses, but I know better than to assume my hard work will be recognized. I work hard because I like being valuable. I stick around for a reliable incom
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Here’s the entire article: The authors of this development say that the CO2 emissions were reduced by more than 85% compared to a regular unmodified diesel engine. Furthermore, hydrogen fuel recently became less expensive than diesel, which
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by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
Clarks third law or whatever just reminds me of how “progress” is a religion in the liberal west. It’s not an observation but a declaration of some silly standards which are nonsensical to any mind not indoctrinated to the delusions of elit

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