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Apple Open Sources iOS Kernel(github.com)
104 points by tray5 9y ago|23 comments
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by tray5 9y ago
I wish I could afford an apple phone. As much as I love open source software, I am willing to shift over to Apple as my android manufacturer doesn't really actually care, and I hate how much access googles tentacles have into my person
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by tray5 9y ago
> Left-anarchists assume that if you get rid of the government the world becomes a left-wing utopia, while right-anarchists assume that if you get rid of the government then the world becomes a right-wing utopia. I'd say you're
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by tray5 9y ago
Sure it is, leftism occupies a spectrum of economic and social ideals, which the US left (led by the DNC) falls uniformly outside that spectrum. I mean Monarchists are left of fascists, but that doesn't make monarchists leftist just be
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by tray5 9y ago
Actually if you look at the history of anarchism you'll find it was the ancaps who tried to redefine the word, not the other way around. Murray Rothbard, one of the founders of anarchocapitalism literally says this almost verbatim. ‘On
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by tray5 9y ago
>I think he's _wrong_ about Ancaps not being "true" anarchist I don't believe they aren't "true anarchists", I believe they aren't anarchist at all. They aren't even in the realm of considerat
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by tray5 9y ago
That's not true at all, anarchism is anti-hierarchy. The state is just one (and the second most prominent) hierarchy that anarchists oppose.
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by tray5 9y ago
Personally I'm a fan of a workers run syndicalist economy. There are other options, like a workers run market economy, or an outright collectivist gift economy.
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by tray5 9y ago
If I'm being honest it's because the American left really isn't leftist at all, and I think that Americans are becoming aware of it
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by tray5 9y ago
The entire democratic party really isn't leftist, outside of the heavily skewed American ecosystem, they're centre right.
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by tray5 9y ago
They never were TBH, capitalism is inherently hierarchical and a system of entirely private enterprise would resemble corporate feudalism, not an anarchist society.
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by tray5 9y ago
Did you read the rest of my comment?
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by tray5 9y ago
Your free market part is where you'll find the clash. Any anarchist would say that a free market is inherently oppressive. The only place a "free" market would work is in a mutualist economy, and even then, that requires work
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by tray5 9y ago
I'd recommend you check out those books because they explain it far better than I or anyone else could hope to in a single comment, but it essentially comes down to the capitalist/worker divide. The capitalist will always be on to
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by tray5 9y ago
This is very much the truth, anarchists and communists want the same thing, a communist society, they just disagree fundamentally on how to do it. That's why you see them join forces and fight together, like in the Russian Revolution a
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by tray5 9y ago
All anarchists are left wing, the majority of which are communist (some are mutualist). Anarchism has always been an anti-capitalist movement (I guess it's fairer to say, it's an anti-unjust hierarchy movement), it's only bee
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by tray5 9y ago
It was built by anarchists to be an explicitly anti-capitalist community
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by tray5 9y ago
Eh it's not really a general purpose reddit clone, it was written by users of /r/anarchism as an alternative platform for discussion because they lost faith in the reddit administration. You can see this in the design of the
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by tray5 9y ago
Should link the whole Democracy at Work channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/democracyatwrk I think it offers a refreshing viewpoint that many people on HN should consider
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by tray5 9y ago
Not what I'm saying, I'm saying it is well thought out and has reasoned arguments. Not just that he believes in it a lot.
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by tray5 9y ago
>Personally I think Kaczynski was influenced more by his inability to get a date in his entire life. You should read his manifesto, the dude had some funky ideas about society and there's no excuse for murdering innocent poeple, but
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by tray5 9y ago
If the stats in the article are true, 96% less greenhouse emissions, 45% less energy, 99% less land use and 96% less water used in the production of the lab meat, I think it makes perfect sense to call it clean meat. Plus it doesn't in
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by tray5 9y ago
Interestingly enough OCD and ADHD have a huge comorbidity rate with aspergers/autism. My personal belief is that OCD and ADHD are just different manifestations of autism. I.e. neurodiverse vs. neurotypical behaviours
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by tray5 9y ago
>However I do think 'spergs' have a better knowledge of the rules than normies. You're absolutely right. It's intuition for neurotypical people, it's just something they get. For aspies socialization is about lea
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by tray5 9y ago
My personal theory for explaining hermits throughout history is simple, these people had/have aspergers. I have aspergers myself, and I can very easily see someone who has aspergers who for whatever reason no longer wants to socialize
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by tray5 9y ago
> "Hard work." Hard work does not imply valuable work. You've conflated the two, as have all the thinkers you cite. Now you've misunderstood me, I'm not saying that because they've done a lot of hard work th
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by tray5 9y ago
Down votes aren't disagreement votes. If you have an issue with their comment then reply, but don't put them into the negative because you don't like the facts they point out.
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by tray5 9y ago
>Communism failed, not because of failed implementation, but because the concept itself is a bad one. This is a frustrating and arrogant thing to say. If you can honestly go through and thoroughly criticize the core collective works of g
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by tray5 9y ago
> I don't understand why everyone hates capitalism now People have been hating capitalism since the invention of capitalism, it's not new. Americans might just be starting to hate it but thats due to the fact that they really h
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by tray5 9y ago
Last time I played Monopoly it ended up two people who were too big to fail constantly running around the board passing money back and forth. A subtle jab by the universe at two party politics within capitalist societies?

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