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by staplers 2y ago
You'd be aiding in one-half of the issue though (environment/internal).
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by staplers 2y ago
Extending this further, "natural language" changes within populations over time where words or phrases carry different meaning given context. The words "cancel" or "woke" were fairly banal a decade ago. Whereas
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I don't see the appeal of having a browser interface. You can thank work-locked machines removing any app-level flexibility. I'm not signing into any google work account on my personal phone. Browser level access allows fo
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by staplers 2y ago
it is very much one of the most reproducible apps ever Would love to move to an alternative that also works in the browser, got any suggestions? I haven't found one that does what Notion does. I genuinely want to get off their
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by staplers 2y ago
You just perfectly laid out why it's simultaneously difficult to find a new job in UX while getting paid well once you do find a job (if you're good). Those who understand what good UX is and how it manifests itself, value it high
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by staplers 2y ago
The state takes a much larger share of your salary than the shareholders do Looking at my state taxes vs my consumer spending right here in the banking app shows otherwise.
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Humans are highly dependent creatures. Just watch "Alone" (tv show) if you think otherwise.
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by staplers 2y ago
Now do cops
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by staplers 2y ago
larger revenues which would contribute to better education (healthcare, infrastructure etc) Where do you see larger revenues going besides to shareholders? If anything we've seen the opposite of better education/healthcare
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by staplers 2y ago
Law enforcement doesn't typically target itself and the ruling class.
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On the contrary, thieves often use chargebacks to steal from small businesses.
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by staplers 2y ago
governments should just take the L in the interest of freedom This was written into the US constitution. Unfortunately, most either don't know or care that it's all but ignored in practice.
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by staplers 2y ago
Repeating what I said above: This whole operation is to dismantle government programs so corporations can swoop in and fill the void.
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by staplers 2y ago
There is probably tremendous value to getting rid of a lot of the bureaucracy that has built up over the last 250 years. Only when you have competent and highly qualified people making the decisions at lower levels. If those people
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going to re-learn all the mistakes One would hope so.. they've already begun blaming things like "DEI" so I find it unlikely. It will probably be decades (if ever) before the lessons are relearned and implemented.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Tsar,_bad_Boyars
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You know nothing about me or where I come from. You're not making the point you think you are. You can lead a horse to water. It's not my job to encourage intellectual rigor. It's political leadership's. Pushing that bur
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by staplers 2y ago
We could also try to fix Not gonna happen with lobbyists and shareholder corps benefitting from an intellectually stunted populace. The unregulated economic system incentivizes this.
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Unfortunately every single political, economic, and societal force is drifting aimlessly toward this end.
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by staplers 2y ago
Ok, but what is a good pattern to leverage AI tools for coding? Actual product stakeholders are not likely to spill their magic sauce and give free consultancy.
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by staplers 2y ago
A society accustomed to "magic pills" tends to think this way. Feels like a marketing/PR issue where every complexity or downside is hidden.
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You've just described "law" in the current sense. It's supposed to be applied equally to all citizens but we see cases everyday where it's not. The wealthy, the enforcers, and their allies are frequently spared from
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We basically have 0 rights the moment a majority decides that we don't. That's literally what a democracy is and has been.. It will always seem great until you are the minority. America had human slaves built into its demo
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by staplers 2y ago
This is not just a bitcoin issue. See: Sports gambling, prediction markets, pay-later apps. Gamified finance in general encourages risky behavior.
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by staplers 2y ago
Takes a quick google search for "microplastics health effects" to find a well researched laundry list of health downsides.
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by staplers 2y ago
People don't follow those who consistently treat them as barely-human tally marks Oh really? Haha. Famously empathetic and down to earth trump. That's a new one.
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PDX has ranked at or near the best airport in the country for decades. I imagine you watch a lot of fox news. source: https://www.oregonlive.com/news/g66l-2019/07/a6f7a0d4698366/...
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by staplers 2y ago
People keep calling the right stupid, but at least everybody can understand what they're talking about. This isn't the enlightened take you think it is. Lack of education led us here. Fuming at intellectuals when they atte
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People are sick and tired of nonsense bureaucracy Only when it's something that doesn't affect them. These same people whining and crying about macro-scale system bureaucracies will absolutely meltdown when the consequence
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by staplers 2y ago
Plenty of ways to educate yourself online. What do you think money is other than a tool for exchange? It's bizarre how defensive people get about something so basic. What is the net benefit of gold, credit cards, paper cash? What is th

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