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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
I loved these libraries when I used to freelance, clients were so happy to see things move and they are so easy to implement
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
The managers have power. They are helped by corporation status (a State creation) and by the fact that when they screw up the central banks print some money and write them a check (of course some schemes are used to hide this process a litt
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
There is no unrestrained capitalism. This is the doing of the managerial class, and they managed to get so much power because of central banks. Especially after 2008 the major central banks have bought assets on the stock market and finance
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
Forums should be owned by individuals and scattered all around the web. If the State doesn't intervene I think we will go back to a more sane, free internet very soon
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
All this junk alarmism being given relevance is just an attempt to regulate computing and create a cartel benefitting from a State imposed monopoly. This is a recurring event in the history of all industries, we have not found a way to stop
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
While reading your post I wondered if it was written (in part) by chatgpt. I hope you don't take offense, I'm not saying that it's written badly, it's more about of paranoia activating when there is long-form content ta
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
Videogames
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
Thanks you're very kind
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
I am 35, I live on welfare and I never had a real job, only worked as a freelancer (never earned much, just a few thousands). My portfolio used to be okay a few years ago, but I was never able to capitalize on it and my programming skills b
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by toldyouso2022 3y ago
It feels like it's doing cold reading
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
We are not dealing with NIMBY. NIMBY at least allowed the concept of owning backyards...
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
The whole women perspective is ridicolous. I subscribe to the pov that there is no pay gap between sexes sprouting from hateful discrimination. But this will be great for Italy because a huge problem of our labor market is that salary is co
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
GDPR should have been approached at browser level. But there would not have been money to make for those that provide "compliant" banners. I guess the economy needed the stimulus.
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
I hate bringing bad news, but it's the name of a fetish and a very weird one
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Biggest mistake in my career was trying to follow trends instead of pushing more with what already served me well. If bootstrap serves you well, only change when you find a better servant.
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Busan is 350km away from NK instead 40km, it makes a difference in case of war
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
There is a city called Busan, that is 350km from North Korea instead of 40km. In case Kim decides to do the stupid, it makes a difference.
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Taiwan was not near enough to a communist dictatorship, so of course a government will invest to make chips even closer to an even crazier communist dictatorship. And sorry for being political, I guess there are many big brain reasons for t
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
It's not true that you need a superspecialkid to manage a billion dollar project. Just get a guy with a good reputation at the office. The problem is not giving normal people an opportunity and always going for these big companies wher
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Only sure thing is that politicians reacting to the incident will cause more damages than 100000 more similar incidents would. I'm especially worried about politicians putting limits on programmers, like having to have a degree to do m
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Get bored. Omega 3. Cardio improves brain function more than weightlifting (sad). Do what you are good at and interested in, don't waste energy and don't accumulate stress with stuff that's not for you (this is huge and very
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Chinese models will have different restrictions.
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Tech companies get a lot of subsidies (directly and indirectly) so they develop inefficient practices. When people don't have profit and loss incentive, where incentive means they are not removed by the market due to losses, human psyc
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Is this related to the account that was sharing Elon Musk plane location?
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
No, this is not how the laws of economics work. Right now the reason for two jobs is that inflating the money supply has caused a huge misallocation of resources. There are other factors, like that most jobs that are needed are gatekeeped a
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
The arithmetic a computer can do instantly is much more difficult to me that writing this sentence. Point being: we can't compare human and computer skills. As if I'm worried, I'm not because, if there is no government interv
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
If governments didn't regulate who can work based on papers acquired, we would be done with this clown system of university and public school. And beware it's not that we have discovered the better way yet, we have just discovered
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
Fake news are good for society because it forces people to triple check when they wanna know something. Not all people will triple check everything, but it's better than a society of people believing whatever comes from authority. Also
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
From past experiences (don't work freelance anymore) I think consultant and contractor cannot be the same person. For example: If you are paid to give advice and then develop, wouldn't you recommend the most expensive thing? Too
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by toldyouso2022 4y ago
You need a peaceful society for that. Also the State will fine you for not having a license to mow lawns. Something like that. Western world is a post-liberty world.

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