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tamana
11y ago
Wait but why? We vote for representatives to negotiate with their labor force and contractors.
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tamana
11y ago
How do public unions get more influence?
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tamana
11y ago
People want to live there because high paying jobs are there, but then housing knocks the wind of them.
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tamana
11y ago
macro economics is all handwaving
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tamana
11y ago
If you think you built a team with A players and B players, you probably already lost.
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tamana
11y ago
You are so close to understanding that what Google is doing is the same thing the safe space movement is doing, but now it's cool because a hot company does it. It's interesting how you choose to represent the safe space culture b
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tamana
11y ago
Psychological safety is the modern euphemism for what used to be called "culture fit".
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tamana
11y ago
Agile standups are designed to give everyone a minute to share info, not debate or reject anything. Debate is for targeted follow-up meetings.
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tamana
11y ago
It's absurd to think that white people as a whole didn't think Africans were people. You are confusing propaganda with what people actually believed.
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tamana
11y ago
You amd all the scientsts who study it. It's a giant bucket of symptoms for which we don't have a well understood mechanism or diagnostic criteria. And since societt can't comprehend too many things at once, anyone who wants
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tamana
11y ago
Your post specifically opened with an example of how important issues don't have bright lines. When the population is split on an issue, it's unlikely that one and only one half are evil/idiots. Life is complicated.
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tamana
11y ago
The traditional ways to do this are to have a crush on a friend, or to just have a friend.
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tamana
11y ago
Valium will get you through most of life with as much comfort as any other way, but still...
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tamana
11y ago
I noticed the same as moxoe recently, and it feels different from the past ... Maybe because First is giving way to relatively Lowe priced Business class. There are fewer obviously rich people now , and more obviously wide people.
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tamana
11y ago
Life, uh, find a way (to respond to incentives)
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tamana
11y ago
Bill's greatest virtue was aways his fierce loyalty to Microsoft against its competition.
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tamana
11y ago
The problem the inspired Prop 13 was that poor people got school funding from rich people.
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tamana
11y ago
Google [Kelo]
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tamana
11y ago
You are entitled to your preference, but the majority, the many millions of people who flock to cities, disagree with you.
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tamana
11y ago
It's impossible to drive housing costs down via development, unless you also ban immigration. Development promotes further population growth. The ideal is high rent AND high income.
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tamana
11y ago
That Jefferson quote shows a lot of chutzpah for a slave owner.
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tamana
11y ago
Put it in a vault.
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tamana
11y ago
The best code is no code. We should work together on coming libraries that can be hardened with time and effort, and minimize how much unique code we write that has new bugs.
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tamana
11y ago
If Objectivism ever won society and then collapsed, it would be reviled. Instead, it is championed by a small to lingering few who still believe is deserves a chance.
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tamana
11y ago
Those of us with an interest in humanity aren't looking for a perfect description of how humans can organize a society around the principles of animal evolution. You also seem confused when you say that Democracy is part of the Objec
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tamana
11y ago
This is the nut of it: >She says that a capitalist society is good because it's the only society which fully protects individual rights Any theory of society that ignores that it's defining characteristic is that it is NOT fu
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tamana
11y ago
The Fountainhead has similar romance, so you know it's not an accidental writing flub.
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tamana
11y ago
Yes. People say "patterns are just first-class functions"but they miss the point that not all functions can be combined with each other in manageable ways, so there is still an art to it. Also, stuff like "strictness annotati
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tamana
11y ago
Diehl has a lot of good no-nonsense newbie-accessible writing on Haskell.
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tamana
11y ago
Not in OCaml. It's a different concept.
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