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"Collectivism Is Not Exportable!"
(satisologie.substack.com)
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sova
6y ago
It's against the TOS! What are you, a savage?!
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sova
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Not at all what I said, I asked how will passively sitting by result in an unban? You are simply confirming the fact that there is no way to get unbanned, even if the moderators made a mistake, or if the person wants to actively participat
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sova
6y ago
How will this result in an unban? Nobody ever gets unbanned. What you said is emblematic of the problem.
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sova
6y ago
There is no way to get unbanned on Reddit, even if your first post is innocuously misplaced, there is simply no mechanism to get unbanned. So what do you suggest people do?
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6y ago
Sure, vote me down but it's true - extranational powers do not have citizens' rights in the US, and even if they did, pejorative language is not something citizens are insulated from as a right. Google is siding with a fascist pri
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A banded together band of bandits bandying about their propaganda. Communists are not US citizens, and even if they were, the US does not have laws to protect softies from "pejorative speech." Clearly, someone claimed it was &q
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sova
6y ago
"Do the right thing." (...based on political context and who is paying you)
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sova
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Amazing idea, scrolling unidimensional UIs for the hand need more innovation like this
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Creating a rival firm with all the IP I've glossed, how about you? "Sitting on the other side of the desk with our roles reversed" is also an entertaining answer. What's the point of this question? I think it is: do yo
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This is a tool based on a FSM (Finite State Machine) that restricts the next input in the sequence in order to obey Japanese grammar. The state machine at the top of the screen changes highlighting to show which state one is currently in,
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Show HN: Japanese Sentence Builder
(learn-japanese.org)
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Chess Panopticon
(lichess.org)
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Anathem by Neal Stephenson features a bifurcated world where a scholar-monk-class of mathematicians lives in walled-off areas that mingle with the rest of the world only on fixed dates. Some every year, some every ten years, and others onl
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sova
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What do you mean by "learning?" because I mean something specific: the ability to adapt to solving new problems. It's not something that is so easily reified and commodified. If "learning" is remembering a passwor
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Keeping a daily journal with relevant work and discoveries is great. You can use a simple text editor and keep appending the current date to the top of the file and writing a few a lines. You can do one per-project, or a general one for y
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“Where did you come up with the name Satisologie?”
(satisologie.substack.com)
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Four Quadrants of Satisologie
(satisologie.substack.com)
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6y ago
Price Transparency + State Insurance Provider that can negotiate rates like a regular insurance company but must insure everyone by default would solve a bulk of the problem, don't you think?
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Bayesian Stats in Plain English
(analyticsvidhya.com)
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>The relevant question for me, which I haven't seen explored in any rigorous fashion yet, is to compare the inefficiencies of the two. What are the actual costs of means-testing, and what are the actual costs of universal payouts th
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I think I made a mistake in my assessment of what "Right to Work" means, but I have noticed at least in Colorado that unionization is actively discouraged and a lot of corporate propaganda indoctrinates workers into believing (via
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Learn Map, Filter, Reduce. Build a toy project with a functional language.
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Depends on the state, some states are humorously called "Right to Work" states. Washington state where Amazon is headquartered would be a good place to start a union that includes workers from across the workforce. Pilots and Fl
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It's definitely better to do means-tested distribution because of the Friction of Money. A hyperbolic example: One might be able to send fuel to Mars and reconsume some on a return voyage (taxes) but it costs fuel to get there and fuel
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sova
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It's a great idea, and should not go to billionaires and other affluent-alreadys whose receipt of the fund will devalue the Scottish dollar.
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UBI is the right direction, but giving everyone hot bills off the printingpress is not the way to equality. If you give a billionaire 10k and a layman 10k they both move up by 10k, so equality is still not being addressed. UBI should go t
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A good example is voting, because there is a lot of science behind it now. If you look at different voting systems and the amount of "Bayesian Regret" in each system, it's clear that Score Voting is the best system. Things
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The points he makes are great, but rather than self-aggrandizement (not to say all CV building is that,) I have become voracious about knowledge and the "right way to do things," like voting, public policy, guaranteed income, gove
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6y ago
The Makeup of a Dollar [1] would be little affected by a change in working hours, because only the effects of labor are measured, not the actual duration of labor itself. [1] https://satisologie.substack.com/p/the-makeu
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