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by tray5 9y ago
>It was designed partly as a joke, but partly to demonstrate ridiculousness of communism. The goal of the game was to become a secretary general of the communist party and emigrate abroad. I can't read the Czech link (do you know if
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by tray5 9y ago
>Is it not still possible that human populations increased This doesn't seem convincing to me, Indigenous Australian populations maxed out around 1 million people, across the entire island. Considering the population density and ran
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by tray5 9y ago
>I really don't understand why it's so hard to accept that humans are the cause, it seems to be a part of the noble savage myth. Because there's not enough evidence to make that claim. The structure of indigenous societies
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Are We Sleepwalking to World War III?(abc.net.au)
4 points by tray5 9y ago|0 comments
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by tray5 9y ago
I've got a notebook of stone paper that I bought from a local office supplier which I use for general note taking. It's not the brand in the article however. Writing on stone paper feels quite amazing. The pen just glides over the
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by tray5 9y ago
I agree that his comment didn't add all that much, but I think the snark on your end was a bit more distracting and irrelevant than his comment, and honestly his comment was kind of on topic. This site is thankfully strictly moderated
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by tray5 9y ago
No, wisdom and knowledge don't correlate linearly with time. Wisdom and knowledge come from insight, reflection and experience. Sure the 40 year old has most likely seen more and done more than the 20 year old, but that means nothing i
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Occupied lives: A day in the life of Palestinians living in the West Bank(abc.net.au)
3 points by tray5 9y ago|0 comments
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by tray5 9y ago
I meant the justification for dropping it from the Swedes
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by tray5 9y ago
1 hour and 30 minutes from now for my lazy friends. Correction: 23 minutes from now, thanks svip
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by tray5 9y ago
Anyone know why they dropped it?
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by tray5 9y ago
Nope, haven't watched Murdoch's media since the absolute rubbish involving their absolutely disgustingly biased election coverage a few years ago. According to Murdoch, the Liberals and co can do no wrong and everyone else is the
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by tray5 9y ago
>The government who changed away from FTTP is the more conservative (and pro small government) of the two major parties. There is no Australian political party with any momentum that is pro-small government. The Liberals just like making
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by tray5 9y ago
>Seriously it is time for a citizens revolution. We need to take the country back from these idiots. Couldn't agree more. I've yet to meet a single fellow Aussie that has anything but disdain for politicians from any party. Lab
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by tray5 9y ago
It's impossible for economic policy to not be politicized. Look around the world, all political parties are distinctly grouped by their economic beliefs. If anything, the US political landscape needs to be more far more political on th
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by tray5 9y ago
I don't wish to handwave, misconstrue or dismiss facts, in fact that's why I suggested you google those things!
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by tray5 9y ago
You've obviously got strong feelings about communism, but your comment is factually incorrect. Can I recommend you google search anarchism and anarcho-communism? Hopefully they'll reveal to you more answers about the various econo
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by tray5 9y ago
>This should be enough evidence alone that free markets and capitalism is vastly superior. North Korea is isolated from the entire world. I don't think any meaningful evaluation of economic systems can be made here beyond isolation
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by tray5 9y ago
>It is incredibly unlikely that a bacterial infection from tap water It's not bacterial, it's amoebic. I think you're being unduly skeptical and I can't find a reason beyond your own intuition, which doesn't real
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by tray5 9y ago
Yes, very certainly. When the cannibalism stopped, so did instances of Kuru. Although you can get Prion diseases from eating infected pig brain and nervous tissue, the instances discussed in the article were solely caused by ritual cannibal
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by tray5 10y ago
Well how about the PiPhone? :P http://www.davidhunt.ie/piphone-a-raspberry-pi-based-smartph...
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by tray5 10y ago
If that were true wouldn't we see greater results from C to X? Seems like people are moving away from C less often than Java or even Python strangely enough
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by tray5 10y ago
>Heck maybe there's fewer because C devs don't get lulled into thinking the language has their back? You make the serious mistake of assuming all or the majority of C devs know how powerful the language is, or how to properly u
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by tray5 10y ago
Well the fact that C is going so strong guarantees we'll be dealing with easily preventable bugs for the next 100 years
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by tray5 10y ago
I'm sorry to all Americans who may read this and get ruffled, but what the actual fuck is wrong with your political landscape and attitudes towards workers rights? Why don't you have unions? Why do Americans seem to hate unions? W
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Millennial's attitude towards loyalty a concern for governments and businesses(abc.net.au)
2 points by tray5 10y ago|0 comments
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by tray5 10y ago
Of course, but when the decision of where the workers pay is on that scale is taken out of the hands of the workers, it tends towards table scraps then full value.
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by tray5 10y ago
Profit has to come from somewhere. You can't reimburse the workers the full value of their labour if you wish to make a profit. I'd say that counts as exploitation. Unfortunate, but thats the reality of capitalism.
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by tray5 10y ago
Hope they find someone, nim is a very good language for how small and independent it is. Especially considering its operating in the same realm as heavyweights like rust and go.