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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   I had the same reaction when I read 1984. I went into it with all these preconceived notions about what the book was about. Of course, those topics and themes were present in the book, but what struck me the most was how beautiful the writi
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   I work on a no-code platform. I’m not saying it’s impossible for no-code to replace code, but I’ve noticed a few phenomena that makes me think it’s unlikely. The first is what I call lowering the bar. No-code platforms lower the bar for who
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   I don't think the government has a monopoly on violence in many places in Central America.
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   From what I see, looking at older people who have started companies, the most important aspect is building a strong network. This is useful in three ways: 1. Identifying problems. When you have a large network, you have many opportunities t
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   This is whataboutism. Obviously the war in Iraq was a terrible mistake and tragedy, but that doesn't give anyone carte blanche to do equally terrible things.
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   They have the option of using state coercion should someone contest their ownership, but they're not using it right now. Even with that pedantry aside, saying that property rights leverage "state coercion" is not a good take.
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   by simulate-me 5y ago

   "only"