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> It is the exact reason why you can run a economy with markets but not with democracy. You may be able to run an economy thusly, but can you run a society in that way? Left alone, 'the market' will push people into extreme con
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>Also the term 'Late Capitalist' sound like you not only believe that history moves in stages, but also that you know when one stage will end. I believe history does move in stages, each stage being set mainly by the relationsh
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I don't think that this should be framed as a 'government vs markets' issue, as it's so often framed. It's possible to be anti-state and against the free market at the same time. This is by wanting to bring about th
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Markets in the capitalist sense, with people having to sell labour-time for wage in order to survive to a market of bourgeoisie is also a recent invention, a little over 200 years old. There's no reason to think it's the 'nat
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I'm not sure what this comment means. Can you explain please?
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I find it hard to believe that analogue electronics is disappearing. I'm an undergrad ECE student and the largest part of my course is analogue, with work in labs too. Granted, it's not an immensely popular hobby, but many art for
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Why must a table be used in such a way, only for tabular data? Sorry if I seem obtuse, but I don't really see the purpose behind semantic elements. Tables were fine for layout with much fewer things that you needed to get right. Wikipe
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Like me, I have a "MyPhone" and there appear to be no ROMs for it, nor do automated rooting apps do the trick. There's so much crapware on my phone such that the home screen has been taken over by advertisments that I can
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I agree totally that HN is not that kind of forum, I was more picking up on the point that community does not require names to exist. Sorry if you weren't trying to make that point!
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To be fair, community can and does develop without usernames at all, it's just that people aren't on a personal basis with one another. To be honest, I recognise or even look at most usernames and I doubt many others do. It's
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I think it depends; I'm all for damaging private property, though not necessarily personal property.
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I feel as though Django is described as 'magic' quite a lot, and frameworks with apparently little magic (like Flask) aren't accused of it so much. The 'magic' trend has carried over to Common Lisp with frameworks l
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I agree very much; the presence of school would in some cases offer an alternative viewpoint or explanation and although the power of parents over children is strong, children develop critical thinking skills too. I think if anything it enc
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Abolishing wage labour, which I believe can only be done via putting the means of production and land capital (i.e in totality private property) in control of and ownership of the workers (i.e all the workers) collectively. The creation of
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It's good if some workers are fortunate enough to be able to do this while working for wages, though many do not have such an option either by the need to support a family, paying off debt or the wage is not great enough to be able to
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I don't think that's true; social anarchists generally regard hierarchy and unjust authority as inherently something to oppose. It is the abolishment of law and legal responsibilities, not just opting out. It's rejecting the
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In a weak sense, the authors are commodified no matter what, just as any other worker is. As a proletarian, he must sell his labour-time (by the hour, week, month, year...) on the market to the bourgeoisie, his labour-time being the only th
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>The universe is logical. How so? >at its core just a very complex state machine Why do you say that?
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I wonder if this book gave people a skewed view of what anarchism is, or if it stemmed from the colloquial usage of 'anarchy', i.e mindless violence and chaotic lawlessness. Bakunin, Proudhon, Kropotkin and Bookchin have nicer boo
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To be honest, you can probably also pick up Lisp in a weekend, experienced programmer or not. The syntax is also simpler.
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I think it would be pleasant to some bigger far-left papers rather than liberal or conservative papers. All the ones you named are liberal papers.
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My mistake, you're right. Going to correct my comment.
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Well, depends on your definition of value. In Marxian economics, with the exception of natural resource, value is created by labour, and commodities have both a use value and exchange value.
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Out of interest, what were the alternatives? As much as I'd love a world in which we were on Lisp machines or running Dylan, these weren't exactly alternatives to C at the time to my knowledge.
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I think it's rather refreshing to have someone speak out against scientism, thank you for the book.
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>writes that while socialism may extend to politics, education, and military life. It does not extend to the social and religious aspects of life. The shaping of cultural life via the relations to the means of production refers to the sh
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Perhaps GP is referring to Marx's theory of exploitation in which surplus value is appropriated from the workers. Many people, especially in jobs which require a lot of equipment (e.g physics, theoretical physics) can't enter self
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The Common Lisp library ecosystem isn't as polished as it is in Python from what I know. Nor is the documentation for many libraries up to scratch, even the stellar ones. Some libraries merely document the functions provided and don&#x
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But still the police care enough to arrest someone who imports, views or even privately enjoys drawn pornography that appears to show fictional characters who may be under the age of 18.
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I have little sympathy for those who decide they need to impose unjustified rule, taxation, force and protection private property against the workers. There's a third side to the chasm, if such a thing could exist.
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