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pempem
4y ago
Its shit that this person had to deal with continuous racism It's awesome that she recognizes her privilege and was willing/able to post about her experiences, because they are widely shared Its unfortunately unsurprising as the U
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4y ago
One is definitely more determined and shorter.
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4y ago
I can see how you might think that, but no. Have lived in LA, Santa Cruz, SJ, SF, DC, New York and PA. SF is the only city where I have had my car broken into and all of my things stolen. Told the police I found literally at the Starbucks t
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4y ago
The majority of the parent comment is focused on situations where you look to change someone's thinking in an expansive way. New ideas, new philosophies, new ways of thinking... We could push the boundaries of this and say I am trying
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4y ago
Came to post this ^ Only 30 years ago, the pendulum was fully swung in the direction of formula. Having gone through the pregnancy gauntlet recently I've found - There are many studies posited but no one ever talks about the 'n&#x
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4y ago
Yes, they and others in fact have changed their mind as the accessibility of this service has grown and can be expected to be used by someone easily for longer durations than before
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4y ago
That is inherently paternalistic and sounds reminiscent of colonial attitudes. The claim is that we're protecting the listener from the impact of their own decisions on their own life . If you believe you can change an adult's mi
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4y ago
Certainly you jest... If we apply this kind of belief to corporations/government/etc. we get the things that most folks at HN spend their non-tech comments complaining about. Entrenched power, inability to pursue effectiveness bec
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4y ago
Ah Ithaca is so tremendously close to my heart. It is also a liberal college town with all of the externalization that can invoke. You only need to head to Oswego, or Genesee county generally to find a lot of upstate NY conservatism, often
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4y ago
Incredibly solid counter. Thanks for linking me/us - interesting reading.
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Haha, yes ofc. It was a tremendously minor part of the article seemingly and yet made it to the headline
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4y ago
I did, thanks. Since I missed that sentence it seemed odd compared to hackers out of Romania or anywhere else.
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4y ago
Is their executive leadership that bad if they're gonna wriggle out of a multimillion dollar fine? Seems like another case of "too hard to unravel" and "not even gonna matter after it exits the headlines"
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4y ago
I'm not sure I understand the importance of these hackers being Indian as opposed as from any other region?
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4y ago
Wouldnt some of this disease, if not all of it, be due to their introduction to european americans and in some cases, early versions of biological warfare like smallpox blankets?
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4y ago
Sure and in seven years maybe you will get <$100 and innumerable other bad acts and actors will continue. This flow has been so detoothed its hardly an inconvenience for F500s in most cases
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4y ago
It's because we used to regulate against the ability to sell something which didn't do the main task it purported to do. Was that not the entire point of the BBB? Here's one marketer's belief about its value in 2022: &q
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4y ago
Immigration is incredibly key to this. There are a number of nations where young people outstrip elderly populations and allowing the flow of people and labor is crucial, as is their enablement/assimilation/integration so that the
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4y ago
Explain it like I'm 5 (or pls link me, happy to read more): Previously the rich were borrowing easily and buying assets that go up in price bc...easy money. i.e. Houses appreciate really quickly, people can't afford them, the medi
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4y ago
Who is under whose thumb here? Like most things, its a bit of a two way street. From an intelligence perspective, I agree w huntergatherer that everyone's not under active surveillance. IMO the problem is: - once you are its far cheape
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4y ago
while these are interesting points, both posts are strongly euro-centric. Religion was one of the stronger organizing forces of the old world and so good and bad both have roots in it. It was more stable than the leadership of kings/qu
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4y ago
This is my frustration. How is it when I fuck up at work, I get fired but when these definitely reversible decisions are made and allowed to run their course for years we dont see a mass exodus at the SVP level?
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4y ago
It just doesn't seem to harm the corporation enough. The requests for subsidies, the limitations of available support that put the public at risk should be negatively impacting leadership of these organizations drastically.
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4y ago
Love this point. So true, and so accurate. That being said they are also highly disparate with a variety of motivations and are incredibly hard to whip (using this the way its used in congress) into directions that are nuanced. Things like
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4y ago
Completely. So much of this framing however is being pushed/forced/rulings or judgement driven decisions. You get the sense that TikTok is like "cool, yeah, we'll add that to our roadmap"
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4y ago
I would strongly disagree It is not that government = bad. It is that government having data which allows for influence of people == destruction of democracy as the government is supposed to reflect the will of people rather than the other
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4y ago
While most people on HN would agree that they would like more regulation of their data on FB and Google, these are largely still separate actors from the US government. You can even indicate that something like Cambridge Analytica is starti
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4y ago
Like FLA and GA? California has higher taxes, california also has internationally ranked economies at the city level. Of course things could be better, and like a previous commenter mentioned, there are missing investments in housing, trans
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4y ago
In LA watering of non-trees is down to 16min max a week? OFC beverly hills isnt complying but they are technically their own city
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4y ago
I suppose thats fair and a good note. Don't we think that time is limited though? I have a white collar job and find myself relying of premade food. I can't imagine if I had two jobs or two jobs and kids
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