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programmarchy
13y ago
Free? It's paid for by taxation and national debt. Funny thing is, you probably couldn't even calculate the cost, because prices are heavily distorted or even incalculable in socialized markets. ``...pricing systems in socialist e
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programmarchy
13y ago
Do you really think service workers can't learn new skills? We're talking about human beings here, not ants.
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programmarchy
13y ago
This is fascinating. I would be intrigued to see the results of asking the same question to students undergoing self-directed learning, either in a home schooling setting or in more progressive schools.
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programmarchy
13y ago
If by professionalize, you mean state-licensing then I would agree. Compulsory licensing is simply a way to cartelize the industry by lobbying the state to create hoops and barriers to the entry of the craft under the guise of legislation &
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programmarchy
13y ago
Titanium is still not quite the same as Xamarin. Xamarin cross-compiles to fully native code from my understanding. Titanium, on the other hand, has JavaScript-to-native bindings i.e. a TiView is a JavaScript object which proxies UIView on
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Moss: a Modular Robotics Toy for All Ages
(popularmechanics.com)
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programmarchy
13y ago
I'm the iOS Developer on the MOSS team at Modular Robotics. I'm happy to answer any questions anyone may have regarding MOSS. We're working on tons of cool ways you can reprogram MOSS including SDKs and firmware APIs.
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Simple RK4 gravity simulator in three.js
(programmarchy.github.io)
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13y ago
If connectivity is a human right, then IT workers must be slaves.
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13y ago
I disagree. This ruling, and others like it hint at a fundamental flaw in constitutional law and how most people perceive their relationship with the state, particularly in regard to social contract theory. These rulings call into question