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yahna
9y ago
How about right to use your stuff how you want? Like not paying 10s of thousands for a Tesla that has a clause against using autopilot with ride sharing services other than Tesla.
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yahna
9y ago
The same just isn't true of product development, sales and marketing. Any one of those three teams, staffed well, will account for well more than the value of the entire engineering organization. Okay, slash your engineering staff and
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yahna
9y ago
It's pretty much paraphrasing what the CEO said about why they stopped providing services to the daily stormer. Cloudflare can't be trusted anymore. If they want to say they have actual standards and rules that operate on (and shu
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yahna
9y ago
> There is an increasing (and worrying) trend No there isn't. That's like saying there is an increased trend among conservatives in general towards being Nazis. There is an increase in the activity of the lunatic fringes on bot
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yahna
9y ago
> Edit: not exactly expecting upvotes for this post, but this thread clearly needs some balance. It doesn't. Seriously, you're making excuses for a murderous white supremacist asshole.
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yahna
9y ago
> Is loss of human life an acceptable cost for free speech? lots of people would say yes.
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yahna
9y ago
Well start by not saying they support your cause.
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yahna
9y ago
Yeah but the employees put in their 5 years and walk away with a cool half a million. Having given up just... well about half a million working at a big tech company, but they got to change the world or something.
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yahna
9y ago
I wonder how much of this is just money? Do you really need a team full of 40-50 year old people making big money, or is a couple of them plus a bunch of junior people good enough? It saves you money, the expensive people train the young on
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yahna
9y ago
> The real kicker however, is that the people with mountains of cash figured out ways to move that money into their accounts without raising any eyebrows Isn't this a victory? The money is in the system now, can't it be tracked
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yahna
9y ago
Lets say I'm a senior engineer at a successful startup. I helped build most of the services we have, I know the technology and I know the product. I'm good at my job. We get acquired by google. I now have to jump through the notor
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yahna
9y ago
Shapiro seems pretty extreme, just more mainstream conservatism. Peterson just has a head the size of ontario at this point.
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9y ago
> Neuroticism (higher anxiety, lower stress tolerance).This may contribute to the higher levels of anxiety women report on Googlegeist and to the lower number of women in high stress jobs. Women are less suited for high stress jobs, i.e.
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9y ago
> In the aftermath of the so-called Google memo affair, there has been no shortage of misleading and in some cases downright inaccurate media coverage painting the author, James Damore, and his supporters in a very unfavorable light. Per
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yahna
9y ago
They also lose all ego and eventually become beings of pure energy. People are competitive and do foolish things because of it.
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yahna
9y ago
People claim wikileaks to be unbiased, that's the difference.
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yahna
9y ago
> German measles “Liberty measles.” odd thing to rename. reminds me of freedom fries.
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yahna
9y ago
Does MIT licensing fix the patent issue? Why not just go with BSD and drop the problematic patent clauses?
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yahna
9y ago
> Audiences did not want to see remakes of old TV shows (bad news for Baywatch and CHIPS). 21/22 jump street suggests the problem isn't with remakes of old shows but rather the quality of the remake. I was interested in baywatc
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yahna
9y ago
What do you have to hide?
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yahna
9y ago
and your response has been to act like a bunch of paranoid morons, giving up your freedom for the illusion of security. Great job. Really showed the terrorists with that response.
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yahna
9y ago
Do they limit it only to contemporary impressions of the films, or do they let the idea that something is a "classic" cloud it?
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yahna
9y ago
> I really don't want to see another sequel, redo, or comic book movie. Well millions and millions of other people do, so why should the movie companies cater to you instead?
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yahna
9y ago
Recent trend is to try and brand certain types of conservatism as "classical liberalism". Don't really know why, but it's what they seem to want to do.
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9y ago
> Now, they are seen as the crazy right Crazy right makes them sound very far to the right. I'd consider them more kooky right, but in such a way that the result of their policies would be extremely far right. If everyone was a libe
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yahna
9y ago
Ridiculous, people have been anti-nazi forever. The Nazis being louder and more out in the open than before is new.
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yahna
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It's supposed to divide the land into areas such that each has about the same population. It's not even remotely close, and that's why the system is so broken.
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9y ago
God no.
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You create 2 sets of gatekeepers who have the job of not only gatekeeping, but also taking the other group of gatekeepers down. Keep both honest.
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9y ago
> is that a reason to strip them of their ability to express their ideas? Yes. They can go do their shit somewhere. > Take for example some of the worst - Vegan Cross-fitters. Because we are talking about annoying people and not those
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