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pje
7y ago
Yes it does
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Sick Systems: How to Keep Someone with You Forever
(issendai.com)
3 points
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pje
7y ago
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Ask HN: Why is Bluetooth audio always so bad?
58 points
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pje
7y ago
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75 comments
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Who Hosts Hate on the Internet?
(who-hosts-hate.com)
7 points
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pje
7y ago
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pje
7y ago
Flagged? Sorry?
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pje
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umberto_Eco
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Eternal Fascism (1995)
(interglacial.com)
35 points
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pje
7y ago
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28 comments
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The Secret History of Lead [2000]
(thenation.com)
1 points
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pje
7y ago
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Elon Musk's “Loop” – It's Bad, Folks
(youtube.com)
4 points
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pje
7y ago
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pje
7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dn6ZVpJLxs
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How to Do Nothing [2017]
(medium.com)
1 points
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pje
7y ago
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pje
8y ago
Folk hero, TBH
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pje
8y ago
The solution here is for the US to start enforcing anti-trust laws again. I can't imagine a clearer example of uncompetitive business practices and platform monopolization than the App Store.
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pje
8y ago
Really missing the point of the article here my dude
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pje
8y ago
It's almost like we need regulations to counteract what are otherwise inevitable consequences of profit maximization!
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pje
8y ago
Buzzfeed News certainly is, yes.
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The Fallout (2017)
(guernicamag.com)
30 points
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pje
8y ago
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7 comments
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Engineered for Dystopia
(thebaffler.com)
3 points
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pje
8y ago
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pje
8y ago
This is also why the best armies throughout history have always executed their own battalions after every successful battle. Read your history books, people!
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pje
8y ago
My thoughts exactly. As is common knowledge, Oracle simply doesn't have any other positions for people with deep knowledge of Java . Once this project was over, there just weren't any other options than to fire the whole team.
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pje
8y ago
Good news! There are 4200 more pages where that came from. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Search_of_Lost_Time
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Invisible Labor and Digital Utopias
(hackeducation.com)
1 points
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pje
8y ago
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pje
8y ago
It's almost as if the incentives of capitalism are inherently exploitative
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Black Lung Disease Comes Storming Back in Coal Country
(nytimes.com)
2 points
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pje
9y ago
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Elon Musk’s “Innovations” Are Not the Future – They’re Delaying It
(medium.com)
12 points
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pje
9y ago
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35 States allow cops to have sex with prisoners in their custody
(buzzfeed.com)
19 points
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pje
9y ago
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pje
9y ago
How many more plumbers and electricians do you think we need? I see no reason to think that the supply of those trade jobs in the labor market would increase to match the demand caused by automation layoffs. (Also, what makes those jobs imp
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pje
9y ago
What are these jobs that you think will resist robotic automation, and how many of them will there be? Realistically a small percentage of people will ever be programmers in our society; we just don't need that many. Look, we're e
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Limiting Your Child’s Fire Time: A Guide for Concerned Paleolithic Parents
(newyorker.com)
2 points
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9y ago
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Gig economy is the mass exploitation of millennials
(irishtimes.com)
60 points
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pje
9y ago
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