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by piva00 1y ago
I don't know the source of this rhetoric but you should look into the data instead of spewing this garbage. Another comment already put up the percentage expenditure on healthcare between what you consider "socialist" healthc
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by piva00 1y ago
I feel I need to repeat myself so you can properly read: I clearly mentioned both were required to bring forth better quality of life to workers. Without workers' revolt there is only ever increasing exploitation, every single perk t
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by piva00 1y ago
> The common thread of workers' lives improving is free markets, not revolts. The common thread is both, not one or the other.
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by piva00 1y ago
> What coinbase needs are IRL offices where you can go and do things like account recovery, and where people trying to steal money can be caught and prosecuted (and makes a huge barrier for the overseas thieves who are usually doing this
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by piva00 1y ago
> Tech progress and GDP growth has meant that the world's poor live better lives, decade after decade, for many centuries now. Every single time during the leaps of technology that brought tech progress and GDP growth there needed t
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by piva00 1y ago
From personal experience working through the early 2000s where there was no talk about DEI, and nowadays where there was a huge PR push for it, I don't feel it was all about solving societal inequality, that was just corporate messagin
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by piva00 1y ago
On the other hand as a user of Firefox I simply cannot pass Cloudflare's verification at all, I always end up in a loop. It's been like that for more than a year... Sometimes it does work on a private window, no idea why or how si
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by piva00 1y ago
There's the IAB TC string though, which I think it's what's been considered analogous to PII.
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by piva00 1y ago
There's no incentive for the ad platforms to account for that, real-time bidding will make money for them no matter the experience of the ad being showed. If you get another ad for a product you already bought the advertiser already pa
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by piva00 1y ago
It does consider traffic, reroutes in case of need, etc. but that doesn't really affect bus times here, heavy traffic roads have exclusive bus lanes, inner roads don't tend to have much traffic even during rush hour.
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by piva00 1y ago
Busses already do that, I can look up right now where the next bus on my stop is, its ETA (also displayed on the stop's signaling), and it's usually right on time.
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by piva00 1y ago
My point already shows that your whole assumption is flawed, which was entirely my point... You don't need to argue but it'd be in good faith to at least acknowledge that your point has no basis at all, it's just your feeling
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by piva00 1y ago
That's quite a broad assumption based on anecdotal evidence, you know what's true based on your few experiences renting and from a few listings your immediate family has, how can you even believe it's true based on this flims
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by piva00 1y ago
There are many instances of people losing their whole crypto wallets, without any recourse to reach an institution or through the legal system. As a business you need the support of the legal system to lessen risk, no sensible business owne
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by piva00 1y ago
While opening a whole other can of worms of issues. A normal established bank also solves this.
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by piva00 1y ago
According to Proton's tracker, the fines are paid in full and in a few days [0]. [0] https://proton.me/tech-fines-tracker
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by piva00 1y ago
The new wave of authoritarianism uses the bureaucracy and state machine against itself. They've learnt from the past, there's no Night of the Long Knives, or the burning of the Reichstag, that's too overt. Look at Orbán, Erdo
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by piva00 1y ago
I will basically copy-paste my other reply[0] to you because you are spreading a narrative that is potentially wrong (and at the very least quite misleading): There has been no conclusive post mortem, the issue is still under investigation[
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by piva00 1y ago
There has been no conclusive post mortem, the issue is still under investigation[0], this is a blog post by a tech company, not an authoritative agency with findings, basically speculation being used as a marketing article... This article [
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by piva00 1y ago
> Recently there was a Spain/Portugal outage that caused loss of 60% of those countries overall power needs and those countries relied on solar. The outage had nothing to do with solar though, no idea why you brought it up.
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by piva00 1y ago
Rather bizarre move, can it be squared somehow with another weird move from CrowdStrike last week, the slashing their workforce with the bullshit justification it will be replaced by AI?[0] Too much of a coincidence in a short amount of tim
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by piva00 1y ago
Technically, Andy Rubin and Chris White weren't at Google when creating Android. In usual big tech fashion, Google did a good acquisition but didn't actually "create" Android, they bought it.
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by piva00 1y ago
Did you find stealer logs with your credentials though? Because that is certainly much more concerning than simply having your credentials leaked from some breach, and it's what happened to the DOGE guy.
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by piva00 1y ago
> Here’s the truth: yes, like everything else in this world it’s a LOT easier with money. But it’s not impossible if you’re willing to understand the expectations and put in the work to meet them. How many others have tried to put the wo
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by piva00 1y ago
I've seen similar patterns of behaviour at corporations that are extremely metrics-driven (I don't call it "data-driven" that's bullshit). Management put up the metrics they care about and think they are doing well
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by piva00 1y ago
If you ask around, how many people who constantly uses their feed you think will answer "I love this product and the feed I get"? I don't know many people in real life who praises it, it's a thing that some are absolutel
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by piva00 1y ago
Interesting, we are absolutely complete opposites. I do not ever want my hobbies to be anywhere close to my job.
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by piva00 1y ago
I absolutely agree, I cannot comprehend why there's even a discussion in the USA for not providing free hot meals for students. Running tabs, pestering parents, all of that sounds absurd for a very simple moral answer: yes, kids should
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by piva00 1y ago
Or just have another hobby not involving programming. I got into this from being my main hobby as a kid, the passion thing I did when free time was available, I learnt a lot (enough to build it into a career), I had lots of fun but that tim
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by piva00 1y ago
The issue is that the positive externality is really hard to measure, and penny-pinching policies only care about what is easily measured, it's just another instance of the McNamara fallacy. As a non-American, reading about the welfa

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