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by profalseidol 8y ago
> iPhone Just make sure to break out of the jail.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
I've heard there are companies that you can pay to visit your parents in the Retirement homes. The moment we stopped working at the fields was the moment we had to stop the profit business. We should instead put in efforts into project
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by profalseidol 8y ago
This company I'm working in right now has recently migrated from CVS to Git. Still stuck in XML hell though. And nobody understand the ginormous Ant build script.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
> Fascism is a direct descendent of Marxist socialism with class consciousness replaced by nationalism. Pure Nonsense. Fascism is simply extreme nationalism. It is believing that one's race is superior which makes you hate immigrant
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Mondragon Cooperatives, possibly the largest worker owned and directed enterprise today. Not perfect but it's a good case study to demonstrate that employees being in control results into better quality products and less lay-off (as se
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Capitalism has only existed for about 300 years. And it's been shown to give rise to Fascism, destruction of the Planet, countless civilians dying everyday, countless homeless people while we have countless houses unoccupied. Regular b
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Mining without knowing that miners collectively have the control is largely pointless. > If I held assets on either, it'd be on the chain that didn't hard-fork to reverse a single user's transaction. Enjoy using Ethereum
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Ethereum (the one where "The DAO" hack happened) is project that initially released in July 2015 [1]. The Roadmap was provided in the beginning and it is clearly understood that it is a work in progress. It is not yet ready for ge
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by profalseidol 8y ago
It should be the laborers that decide what to with the profit. Not those who sit on their assess looking at Fibonacci traces.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Well, it is still decentralized. The author still has a copy of the repo and can always upload to other servers.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Whatever you decide, please make sure that it's for the benefit of the human race and not for personal or your investor. You have the luxury to decide what you wanna do. Not so many can do that. If I wanna stop working on this shitty p
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Wait, so are you telling us he did in-fact went out to gut Microsoft via his arrogance?
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Developers developer developers developers!
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by profalseidol 8y ago
It's a git with stored procedures that can push commits.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Ice can hold lava? btw, adding oil over lava produces a very cool smoke effect.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
That's because LWJGL is complicated just like DirectX is. It uses low level API that calls native C code. It aims to give you a thin Java API layer above OpenGL, Vulcan, controllers, audio, etc. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by profalseidol 8y ago
There isn't much to break anyway. Remember it's a Lisp.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
> the producers have more leverage over their buyers and are therefore able to charge prices higher than the marginal cost of production. pretty nefarious if you ask me. we gotta own the means of production! take-over these oligopolies a
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by profalseidol 8y ago
> and anyone who willingly or knowingly takes a part within that, especially for personal benefit is responsible for the actions of the group as a whole. And that is on top of "The Responsibility of Intellectuals"
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Historically, whenever there's advancement in technology. Powers that control the current will get challenged, and so far, it has been for the better for the majority. We've gone a long way from being serfs who have almost no righ
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by profalseidol 8y ago
> You can't expect everyone to be Ghandi. If we're talking about Ghandi, the man that fought for Indian rights (but not for Africans and in fact was a racist against them). And that is probably for the best: https://
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by profalseidol 8y ago
How about adding the coordinates in the screen that it replaces? Some percentage distance from top left.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
They already did something before 9/11 and I think that was a retaliation against an attack to a US embassy. And list goes on.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Then leadership isn't capable. I wonder if it's simply the balls to tell top management that we need to invest in training, refactoring etc. And selling it that it will payoff. The usual answer I get when I propose this, is that &
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by profalseidol 8y ago
What do you think of going for worker-owned-and-directed-cooperatives replacing traditional corporations as a first step in combating capitalism? I think the idea is, to distribute power to the people. These cooperatives would generally mak
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by profalseidol 8y ago
And when you can't debug... since no person in the company can build the code in Eclipse, or run it locally.. you look at the gigantic logs full of soap xml dumps. At least that's my experience.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
It would be nice to see graphics representation of the software architecture in a README.md > It then gets saved as PDF and shelved as an artefact that is disconnected from all the other architectures, and the system boundaries are inevi
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Investors also don't produce any value. They get to decide where value should be created. But take all the benefits from it. Other investors however are waiting to eat these investors.
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Have a look at Aragon[1], it has good funding in their ICO run (and this was when ETH was in the 100's last year). [1] https://aragon.org/
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by profalseidol 8y ago
Any SkillUpper for salary negotiation?

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